Funeral Pre-Planning

Planning your own funeral is not something that you may like to think about. In fact, we’re fairly confident that, if left to your own devices, you just might choose to avoid it altogether.

But, what happens if you do? Let us say just two words: nothing good.

By avoiding end-of-life planning, you’re really giving up your authority over some of the most critical decisions you would ever make in your lifetime, leaving them to be made by relatives who are caught in the emotional turmoil of grief after losing someone they loved.

When you do the right thing, and decide to make your funeral pre-arrangements, you can do so at your own pace, when you feel calm, healthy, and rational.

If you have any questions or would prefer to speak to someone directly, please contact us.

About Funeral Pre-Planning

We commonly tell families that “pre-planning is smart.” If you want to know why, this page explains what is involved in pre-arrangement, the rewards of pre-planning, and what options are available.

Benefits of Pre-Planning

Can you name the four benefits of making your end-of-life decisions ahead of time? We can. And here they are. This page is for anyone interested in, yet undecided about, pre-planning.

Pre-Arrangement

Thinking about the inevitability of one's death is subject that few like to consider. For many, actually moving ahead with the pre-planning or pre-paying for their funeral is even more difficult to act on. Planning and preparation is an important part of our everyday lives. As our families mature, pre-arranging one’s funeral becomes part of this important planning process.