His statement, which has been echoed by several church leaders over the past few years, clearly marks cremation is something that only the ‘unclean’ would choose when he stated, “We burned the trash and buried the treasure.”
Filed under: Cremation, Funeral Arrangements on November 14th, 2009 | No Comments »
Many topics about death care cover tangible items such as hospice, health, burials and funerals. And, almost everyone concerned with a death also is concerned with wills and asset management. Tangible assets include homes, property and other things you can touch and see. But, what happens to a person’s Web assets when they die?
Filed under: Death Care News, Estate Planning, Other Legal Matters, Wills & Estate Planning on March 16th, 2009 | 1 Comment »
If you’ve ever been involved with planning someone’s funeral, you might understand the difficulties with planning arrangements at the last moment. The words are more difficult to write for the eulogy or for the obituary, the flowers seem too obnoxious because too many were ordered, and the casket became far too expensive, because the family wanted the best.
Filed under: Death & Dying, Funeral Arrangements, Plan Your Own, Wills & Estate Planning on December 8th, 2008 | 2 Comments »