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You want to protect your family from worry and doubt during a time of loss. Now it’s time to get started! You can book a meeting to meet with your preplanning specialist or click the button below to work at your own pace from the comfort of home.
Here’s how it works:
- Select Your Package: Answer a few questions and select the best package
- Customize Package: Customize your plan so it fits your unique needs
- Finalize Plan: Complete your account information, payment, and signatures
You can plan online or in person, whatever works best for you. If you need assistance, you can always contact your preplanning specialist at any time. Stop worrying about what may happen if your family is faced with a loss, and instead put your wishes in writing so that you know they will have peace of mind knowing it’s taken care of.
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Patricia's Story
Having gone through three immediate family members' funerals in my life, I understand the importance of preplanning to record one's final wishes and to offer financial stability to one's family. With my role, I'm able to assist the families of my community during a difficult time, and I can also ensure that their loved one's final wishes are properly met. The pain of losing someone close will always be there, but if a family is not prepared financially, it only magnifies the pain and stress during that difficult time. I want to help families with their peace of mind so they can focus on grieving, not finances.
Why Preplan?
You have always protected your family by planning ahead in case of emergencies. Planning ahead for funeral wishes is no different.
Less Stress, Worry, and Doubt
When you plan ahead for funeral wishes, you know everything will be taken care of for your loved ones. No disagreements, no overspending, no worry, anxiety, or undue stress on those you love the most.
Here’s How it Works:
- Learn about your funeral planning options
- Create a customized plan with a free cost estimate
- Explore payment options and see if advance payment makes sense for you
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Book a FREE preplanning meeting today to get started. Won’t it be nice when you can say, “It’s all been taken care of?”
Helpful Links
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Protecting Your Digital Assets
Learn how to make sure loved ones have access to important assets after you are gone.
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Estate Planning
An estate plan is an important tool for planning and preparing for end of life.
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Funeral Planning Checklist
This checklist will help you in making important funeral planning decisions.
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Patricia's Story
Having gone through three immediate family members' funerals in my life, I understand the importance of preplanning to record one's final wishes and to offer financial stability to one's family. With my role, I'm able to assist the families of my community during a difficult time, and I can also ensure that their loved one's final wishes are properly met. The pain of losing someone close will always be there, but if a family is not prepared financially, it only magnifies the pain and stress during that difficult time. I want to help families with their peace of mind so they can focus on grieving, not finances.
Free Resources
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Healing & Meaningful Funerals eBook
This eBook explains why funerals are important and how to plan a funeral that meets the needs of a family following a loss. It features noted author, educator, and grief counselor Dr. Alan Wolfelt, who explains the key role funerals play in the healing journey.
To gain access to your FREE “Healing & Meaningful Funerals” eBook, fill out the form below!
Veterans eBook
This eBook contains valuable information about burial benefits available to veterans. The Veterans Administration (VA) offers financial assistance and benefits that can help veterans plan a healing and meaningful funeral ceremony.
To gain access to your FREE Veterans eBook, fill out the form below!
The Best Ways to Pay for a Funeral eBook
Saving money is one of the key reasons people choose to plan their funerals in advance. This eBook outlines the costs associated with the average funeral and provides some ways to pay for those costs in advance so your family won’t have to be left with that burden.
To gain access to your FREE “The Best Ways to Pay for a Funeral” eBook, fill out the form below!
Start the Conversation eBook
Learn how planning ahead helps your family now and in the future, which end-of-life topics to discuss with your parents, and helpful tips for opening this important discussion with your parents.
To gain access to your FREE “It’s Time to Talk: How to Talk to Your Parents About End-of-Life Planning” eBook, fill out the form below!
Medicaid Spend Down Information
This document explains how you can protect more of your assets with a prepaid funeral plan if you’re trying to qualify for Medicaid benefits.
To gain access to your FREE Medicaid Spend Down Information, fill out the form below!
Thoughtful Decisions Guide
This helpful guide will walk you through the steps of putting your final wishes in writing for your loved ones. Fill out this guide and place it on file with your emergency contacts and your preferred funeral home to make sure your wishes are known and carried out.
To gain access to your FREE Thoughtful Decisions Guide, fill out the form below!
Patricia's Story
Having gone through three immediate family members' funerals in my life, I understand the importance of preplanning to record one's final wishes and to offer financial stability to one's family. With my role, I'm able to assist the families of my community during a difficult time, and I can also ensure that their loved one's final wishes are properly met. The pain of losing someone close will always be there, but if a family is not prepared financially, it only magnifies the pain and stress during that difficult time. I want to help families with their peace of mind so they can focus on grieving, not finances.