If you are getting up there in age, you may be starting to think about plans for your body after you are gone. The two primary choices, at least in the Untied States, are traditional embalming and burial, or cremation service. Most people know that cremation is the cheaper of the two, but if your funds are not strictly limited, you may not be considering cremation as an option. However, cremation is not just for the impoverished.
If your loved one has passed away, and there were no advanced planning in place, you'll need to make the funeral arrangements as soon as possible. This can be a difficult process, especially if you weren't prepared for their passing. It's not easy to make arrangements for a funeral when you're dealing with shock and grief. Unfortunately, it's something that will need to be done. If you're not sure what to do next, here are five steps that will help you get started.
If you have a loved one who passed away and who served in the military, it is a good idea to talk to the funeral home about their service. A good funeral home can help prepare a high-quality service that highlights your loved one's sacrifices and shows off their pride in their service.
Military Discharge Records Showcase Their Service
After your loved one passes away, search their home for their military discharge records.
