Pre-Plan
Pre-Arrangements
When it comes to your final arrangements, you should be in control. Pre-arranging your service ensures that your wishes are honored, eases the burden on your loved ones, and helps prevent potential conflicts among family members. Prepayment protects you from rising costs, spares your family from financial strain, and guarantees your desires will be fulfilled as you envision. You can start from home by clicking the button below and filling out as much as you want. We'll be happy to meet with you to discuss your plans further. See the form below for details.
Pre-Arrangements Form: Under Construction
Our Pre-Arrangements Form is currently under construction. We are working to make it easier for you to plan ahead and ensure your wishes are met. Please check back soon for updates, or feel free to contact us if you have any questions in the meantime.
The Talk of a Lifetime
Have the Talk of a Lifetime, a program created by The Funeral and Memorial Information Council, was designed to help families have meaningful conversations about the things that matter most in their lives. These discussions can give important insights to the people they left behind—insights that can be used to honor and remember the lives of their loved ones.
Why is having the talk of a lifetime important?
Although we might have daily conversations with our loved ones, the most meaningful and deep ones don’t always happen. Having this kind of conversation can make a tremendous difference—it can help us see our loved ones in a different and more positive light, it can teach us valuable lessons, it can convey us a clearer picture of the things they love, it can bring us closer together, and it can help us reaffirm to them how much we love them.
How do we start the talk?
We shouldn’t really wait for a special moment to start having these kinds of talks. We can do it anytime and anywhere, when we and our loved ones are comfortable—at home while we’re having meals together, out for a walk, gathered as a family, or playing games. We could also sometimes start with visual prompts, like a photo or an entire photo album, a memento, or a souvenir. We can open up about past experiences while we’re at a memorable place, such as a church, a favorite restaurant, or an old park. These can be great ways to start a story.
Who should have the talk?
We can engage in a lifelong conversation with anyone we hold dear, cherish, and love. It could be our grandparents, our parents, our siblings, our uncles and aunts, our cousins, our spouse, our children, our grandparents, or our friends. It can be done at any point in our lives. We’ll never really know what the future holds, so let us take the opportunities we still have with them while we still can.
Contact Us Today
Do you need help with anything or do you have a question? Our helpful and expert staff is available and ready to help.
