Are you a “get-it-done” kind of person?
If so, chances are you prefer to tackle a task right away rather than put it off until later. You’re probably a habitual note-taker and calendar-keeper, too, and nothing makes you happier than crossing off a completed chore.
Yet, even proactive and painstakingly organized individuals can often overlook what is perhaps the most important checklist any of us will ever complete – a pre-arranged funeral.
Many of my previous articles have focused on why pre-planning makes sense – it can take the stress and cost of funeral arrangements off your loved ones and ensures your final wishes are carried out to a “T,” among a host of other advantages.
But, even if you already understand the value of peace of mind, you might still be wondering how to get started.
The first step – let a local Dignity Memorial provider guide you.
Dignity staff are well-trained in walking people through the process, which can sometimes feel a little overwhelming.
They’ll offer you expert advice – backed by Dignity’s extensive network of providers – and, more importantly, listen to your wants, needs, wishes and concerns with a compassionate and caring ear.
Whether you would like a traditional service or a casual celebration of life, a cremation or a burial, Dignity Memorial can guide you through the following steps:
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