Unfortunately, life’s uncertainties have no limits - death being one of them. Planning Ahead Lets Your Wishes Be Known! The death of a loved one often brings about unwarranted stress and turmoil among families. One family member wants one thing, while another family member wants something different. By planning ahead, you help prevent those disagreements by letting your family know what your wishes are and how you want your funeral service to be carried out and your business handled.

Often times when one thinks of their legacy, they think about what they’re leaving behind physically - like a will. But it’s also be how you are memorialized once you’re gone - and your say in that is important. Define how you want to be remembered and leave no doubt that it will come to fruition as you planned. Our staff guarantees we will carry out the arrangements you want, just as you directed. Once the plans have been arranged, you and your family can rest easy knowing at the time of death, those uncomfortable decisions have been made. In a time when a family should be able to easily grieve, preplanning allows for that to happen.

When a loved one passes away, there are many decisions that have to be made within the first day or two following the death. If those decisions are made ahead of time, your loved ones aren’t left wondering what you would have wanted and how they should proceed with funeral plans. With those decisions out of the way, your loved one can begin the healing process sooner."

When you preplan your funeral arrangements, there are more options when it comes to funding the funeral. A preneed insurance policy, life insurance policy or other payment options can all be arranged before the time of death. Those who pre-plan and pay ahead often save more money than they would at the time of need. Especially on guaranteed items that ensure you’re locked in on today’s prices - even if they go up in the future. When arrangements are made ahead of time, there’s no last-second purchases that often force you to make irrational (and expensive) decisions.