Writing Thank You Notes
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After funerals at funeral homes in Geddes, NY, people who are grieving may not feel emotionally up to writing thank you notes to the people who helped them through the funeral process – and afterward. However, even though writing these thank you notes may seem overwhelming to you, they should be done in the immediate […]
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An Estate Planning List for the New Year
Posted on February 22, 2021 by | Leave a comment
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Good estate planning before cremation services in Van Buren, NY will help relieve some of the stress that your family will inevitably experience after you die. Your death will leave a void in their lives that can never be filled, but with a well-planned estate, you can help them be in a better position to […]
Continue Reading Holidays and Grief
Posted on February 15, 2021 by | Leave a comment
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After funerals at funeral homes in Van Buren, NY, people who have lost people they love are expected to bounce back quickly and jump right back into the normal routine of things as if nothing traumatic happened to them. When your loved one dies, it is traumatic. No matter how hard you may try to […]
Continue Reading What You Need to Know About a Living Will
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Before preplanning cremation services in Skaneateles, NY, you should prepare for end of life care. End of life care is important because it lets your loved ones know what your medical wishes are and because it gives you an opportunity to designate medical surrogates who can make medical decisions in line with your wishes if […]
Continue Reading Purposes of Funerals
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Funerals at funeral homes in Skaneateles, NY serve many purposes. If you choose to skip having a funeral for your loved one because they may have said they didn’t want one or you don’t think it’s really necessary, you may find, in time, that you feel like something is missing in how you said goodbye. […]
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