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Three Reasons to Pre-Plan Your Funeral
By planning your own funeral, you are giving your friends and family the opportunity to celebrate your life in the way you would like to be remembered. This lifts an enormous burden off your loved ones at a difficult and emotional time.
Continue ReadingWhat Words Should I Put on my Headstone?
A Pre-Need Problem Many Planners Face. This blog post is not going to tell you the exact epitaph that should be on YOUR headstone. Only you and your loved ones can make that decision. It will, however, get you thinking about the world of possibilities at your feet as you […]
Continue ReadingChildren and Grief: How to Help
The loss of a loved one is difficult at any age. You may be dealing with your own grief and worrying about your child’s well-being after a death. How do you talk to a child about death and dying?
Continue ReadingFive Famous Funerals
If you think planning a funeral is difficult with a large family or involved neighborhood, imagine being on the planning committee for one of these famous funerals.
Continue ReadingJoint Burial Plots
As you make your pre-need funeral plans, you may want to consider a joint burial plot. Reserving two plots ensures that you and your loved one are buried together, no matter the length of time between deaths. Let’s look at some of the details of this decision.
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Keelan Johnson has over sixteen years experience in both life insurance sales and life insurance sales management.
Continue ReadingThe “Fun” Funeral
You are unique, exuberant, a happy person. As you sit down to make your own funeral plans, you want the event to reflect that personality. Have a funeral that celebrates a happy, full life by doing the planning yourself. Here are some ideas to make your funeral service memorable and true to you.
Continue ReadingFunerals Around the World: Africa
It is impossible to generalize concepts in African religions because they are ethno-centric, or based on place and group of people, but I’ve done my best to communicate a little cultural information. In most African religions, death is not seen as an end to life, but a change in circumstances.
Continue ReadingFuneral Myths: Debunked!
We get a lot of questions that are based on misinformation from grieving families. We want to clear some things up so there’s no confusion as you execute your pre-need plans. Let’s talk about some common myths and misunderstandings that people have about the funeral industry. You can have a […]
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