Four things to know after a loved one has died:  You may feel lost, helpless, empty, or even relieved.  Any and all emotions are possible and acceptable. Each person mourns in their own way and in their own time. You might be overwhelmed, so use your …
Things to consider for financing a funeral:  Review the life insurance policy Check for low-cost burial options Consider a loan Ask other family members to assist with financial responsibilities Reach out to the religious community and crowdfunding Co …
Losing a loved one can be a challenging time emotionally and financially. As funeral costs continue to rise, it is useful to know the options for funding a gravestone, headstone, or grave marker. When shopping for funeral-related products, the Federal …
Find the graves of ancestors, create virtual memorials or add photos, virtual flowers, and a note to a loved one’s memorial. The resource “Find a Grave” is the world’s largest gravesite collection of over 180 million memorials created by the community …
An Executor is someone named in a will or appointed by the court to take care of a deceased person’s estate. Acting as an executor can take a lot of time and effort. Executors have a number of responsibilities. These duties will depend on the complexit …
Tips Make sure that life insurance policies intended to cover funeral expenses have not lapsed. If you have made prepayment arrangements, make sure that someone you trust knows the arrangements you have made as well as the name of the funeral home. Thi …
The initial meeting with your chosen funeral home will take approximately 2.5 hours if the funeral home and cemetery are in close proximity; and longer if they are not in the same location. The following are items that should be discussed with the fami …
The funeral program (sometimes called a funeral brochure, pamphlet, or funeral order of service) is the printed document that is given out at the funeral or memorial service that outlines the key points in the funeral or memorial service and summarizes …
Thank you notes can be sent to thank attendees for coming or thank those who contributed to the funeral, and it can help convey your appreciation. This can be delegated to another family member to take the burden off. For helpful tips on writing thank …
Father’s Day can be an incredibly challenging time when dealing with the loss of a father or a child. Even in grief, Father’s Day can be a time to honor and remember the impact that your loved one’s have on your and your family’s life. Grieving the los …
Locating all the assets of a deceased loved one can be a daunting task. This task can be designated to the executor of the will, but it will be helpful if family members approach the project together. It is helpful to always have a copy of the death c …
Funerals for veterans aim to honor those who have served our country with traditional aspects such as the honor guard playing taps, the offering of a folded flag to the family, as well as other benefits and honors. These funerals are customizable, but …
Religion and spirituality can be a great help during a time of loss. Yet a significant loss also may cause you to question everything, including your faith. This may initially feel like a compounded loss adding to the grief you’re already experiencing. …
The following is an excerpt from The National Alliance for Grieving Children (NAGC) Grief Talk: Talking to a Child or Teen to Let them Know Someone has Died. Considerations For School-Age Children (7 – 12 years): • Review the child’s understanding of t …
The following is an excerpt from The National Alliance for Grieving Children (NAGC) Grief Talk: Talking to a Child or Teen to Let them Know Someone has Died. Considerations For Teenage Children (13+ years): • Provide a familiar, distraction-free enviro …
The following is an excerpt from The National Alliance for Grieving Children (NAGC) Grief Talk: Talking to a Child or Teen to Let them Know Someone has Died. Children as young as two will assume care of an adult who is grieving. They do not want to cau …
With the help of some state governments or specific counties within the state, it is possible to have a more affordable funeral for a loved one. Here is a link to all of the known resources.
Four things to know after a loved one has died:  You may feel lost, helpless, empty, or even relieved.  Any and all emotions are possible and acceptable. Each person mourns in their own way and in their own time. You might be overwhelmed, so use your …
Things to consider for financing a funeral:  Review the life insurance policy Check for low-cost burial options Consider a loan Ask other family members to assist with financial responsibilities Reach out to the religious community and crowdfunding Co …
Losing a loved one can be a challenging time emotionally and financially. As funeral costs continue to rise, it is useful to know the options for funding a gravestone, headstone, or grave marker. When shopping for funeral-related products, the Federal …
Find the graves of ancestors, create virtual memorials or add photos, virtual flowers, and a note to a loved one’s memorial. The resource “Find a Grave” is the world’s largest gravesite collection of over 180 million memorials created by the community …
An Executor is someone named in a will or appointed by the court to take care of a deceased person’s estate. Acting as an executor can take a lot of time and effort. Executors have a number of responsibilities. These duties will depend on the complexit …
Tips Make sure that life insurance policies intended to cover funeral expenses have not lapsed. If you have made prepayment arrangements, make sure that someone you trust knows the arrangements you have made as well as the name of the funeral home. Thi …
The initial meeting with your chosen funeral home will take approximately 2.5 hours if the funeral home and cemetery are in close proximity; and longer if they are not in the same location. The following are items that should be discussed with the fami …
The funeral program (sometimes called a funeral brochure, pamphlet, or funeral order of service) is the printed document that is given out at the funeral or memorial service that outlines the key points in the funeral or memorial service and summarizes …
Thank you notes can be sent to thank attendees for coming or thank those who contributed to the funeral, and it can help convey your appreciation. This can be delegated to another family member to take the burden off. For helpful tips on writing thank …
Father’s Day can be an incredibly challenging time when dealing with the loss of a father or a child. Even in grief, Father’s Day can be a time to honor and remember the impact that your loved one’s have on your and your family’s life. Grieving the los …
Locating all the assets of a deceased loved one can be a daunting task. This task can be designated to the executor of the will, but it will be helpful if family members approach the project together. It is helpful to always have a copy of the death c …
Funerals for veterans aim to honor those who have served our country with traditional aspects such as the honor guard playing taps, the offering of a folded flag to the family, as well as other benefits and honors. These funerals are customizable, but …
Religion and spirituality can be a great help during a time of loss. Yet a significant loss also may cause you to question everything, including your faith. This may initially feel like a compounded loss adding to the grief you’re already experiencing. …
The following is an excerpt from The National Alliance for Grieving Children (NAGC) Grief Talk: Talking to a Child or Teen to Let them Know Someone has Died. Considerations For School-Age Children (7 – 12 years): • Review the child’s understanding of t …
The following is an excerpt from The National Alliance for Grieving Children (NAGC) Grief Talk: Talking to a Child or Teen to Let them Know Someone has Died. Considerations For Teenage Children (13+ years): • Provide a familiar, distraction-free enviro …
The following is an excerpt from The National Alliance for Grieving Children (NAGC) Grief Talk: Talking to a Child or Teen to Let them Know Someone has Died. Children as young as two will assume care of an adult who is grieving. They do not want to cau …
With the help of some state governments or specific counties within the state, it is possible to have a more affordable funeral for a loved one. Here is a link to all of the known resources.
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