WOOD, Grace A. d. 7/26/2010 service: 9/12/2010
NELSON, Anna Marie d. 9/6/2010 service: 9/10/2010
MULLEN, Calvin J. d. 9/3/2010 service: 9/6/2010
NUTTER, Mildred d. 8/11/2009 service: 9/3/2010
LULICH, John S. Jr. d. 8/27/2010 service: 8/30/2010
KING, Inez Elen d. 7/3/2010 service: 8/28/2010
THOMPSON, Adrian J. d. 8/25/2010 service: 8/28/2010
KEEFER, Jean G. d. 8/13/2010 service: 8/21/2010
DUNCAN, Lavergne E. d. 8/12/2010 service: 8/16/2010
ADKINS, Betty M. d. 8/11/2010 service: 8/14/2010

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Just as we are brought into this life through the miracle of birth, so must we be aware of the end of life’s earthly cycle and prepare ourselves for this inevitability. Most people usually do not like to entertain thoughts of death, avoiding any consideration of their own deaths and the deaths of the ones they love. But just as birth is the dawn of man’s earthly existence, death is the night that must follow. “For everything there is a season... a time to be born and a time to die...”

Most people feel the responsibility to take certain steps, which will make things easier for those who survive them. There is a special satisfaction in knowing these arrangements have been made. Not only can you provide for your family after your death, but also decisions you make can help them with their adjustments, in addition to maintaining family harmony.

Please download the planning guide listed below.