Advance Planning Considerations

Death is inevitable to us all, yet a subject few like to consider. Planning a funeral in advance can protect loved ones from much more than just financial concerns. Understanding the emotional and financial pressure causes one to understand it is the considerate and responsible decision to make.

With the large number of options and considerations available to individuals, it is important to speak with someone you can trust. We can guide you through the many options and help you determine the arrangements that best fit your needs and desires.
We will help you and your family find the balance between emotional, spiritual and financial needs.

The Best Time to Plan Your Funeral in Advance

The best time is now. Some people believe ages 40’s and 50’s is too early to plan ahead; however, people that do plan in advance know it is a wise decision that does not leave a burden on family members. Again, you protect your family against the stress of having to make these decisions at a time of extreme emotion. Different investment vehicles are used to fund the selection of funeral choices.

Six Common Reasons for Planning Your Funeral in Advance

• Your wishes can be made known
• An emotional time can be made less stressful
• Locks in funeral cost
• Saves money
• Financial responsibility is lessened for your loved ones
• A gift of love to your family

Advance Payment Options

A tailor made plan is available for you. From single pay plans to automatic monthly bank withdrawals designed to meet anyone’s budget concerns, we would be pleased to outline the available choices.

Paying in advance can protect you and your family from future inflationary cost while providing the peace of mind knowing that they will be cared for after your death. We would be pleased to answer any questions you may have.

Transfer of Pre-Arranged Funerals

Oftentimes, people are unaware that their current pre-arranged or pre-paid funeral may be transferred from another funeral home without additional fees. This applies to out of state transfers as well.