Not Quite Six Feet Under
Planning for death: Reverend
Reverend Zelda Kennedy talks about getting past the discomfort of planning for the end and the importance of making your wishes clear.
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From Akron, OH, 09/22/2008
Interesting article. You can find a lot of useful funeral planning information here: http://www.funeral-tips.com
From hadlock, WA, 06/15/2008
Your interview failed to ask the most useful question:
What are the legal steps to take in setting up my own will?
While the guest tried to send us all to our nearest lawyer, I am not inclined to believe the process is or should be beyond the ability of the average college graduate.
So, what is the procedure, and how do I make changes to the document after it's filed?
From CA, 06/15/2008
This story was great! I'm actually e-mailing it to my parents who are in their 60's.
From Winchester, TN, 06/14/2008
Thanks for a great discussion. You asked for questions, and I have one. I don't have a spouse or children. I do have pets, and I would like to make sure they're properly cared for upon my death. I'd like to hear some ideas on what I should do. Thanks so much!
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