Planning Ahead

Simple Facts

•  When a loss occurs, families are often forced to make over 100 decisions in less than 48 hours

• Stress and grief can lead to unintended family conflict

• Control prices by locking in today’s prices

• Design the legacy you wish to leave

•  Prepaid arrangements are transferable 

A simple

3 - Step Process

Step 1 - Gathering Information

This is just a matter of putting down all your biographical information about your life, your career, and your family. All the facts you want everyone to know and remember. This is also a good time to write down all the personal information that will make your funeral more meaningful, things like hobbies and special interests. 

Step 2 - Making Arrangements

With this step, you will sit down with your funeral director or pre-planning advisor and make choices about things like burial or cremation, what type of casket or urn, the services you want, and other details. Your funeral director or pre-planning advisor will explain all your options, outline the costs, and make recommendations, if you like. It only takes about an hour, and we work at your pace. 

Step 3 - Funding the Funeral

Your funeral director or pre-planning advisor will work with you to set up a funeral plan to fit your budget. (We offer payment plans tailored to you) Should you move, relocate, or already have your arrangements with another funeral home, those plans are all transferable.