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DON'T LEAVE ANY FINANCIAL BURDEN TO YOUR LOVED ONES
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More and more people today are choosing to preplan their own or a loved one’s funeral as an alternative to having others make the decisions for them.
Three fundamental benefits of planning a funeral in advance are:
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The peace of mind that comes with knowing your wishes have been made known and the details taken care of.
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The comfort of knowing your family will not have to make funeral arrangement decisions during the difficult time of their initial grief.....
Pre-Need funeral insurance
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We can help you prepare for the future and bring peace of mind to your loved ones.
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A Pre-Need funeral insurance helps you plan ahead your own funeral or your loved ones. Even if you already have Life Insurance, being preparae for this specifically event will help your family even more. Don't leave them with the difficult task of having to go shopping around for a funeral home and the type of service they will choose. Make it easier for them..
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Some of the benefits are:
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Lock in the current funeral cost
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No Medical Exam
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Pay it off completely in 1,3 or 5 years
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1. Pre- Need Funeral Insurance
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2. Life Insurance with Living Benefits
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Karla
Todo parecia bien, estabamos platicando y derrepente callo al suelo, con dolor en su pecho. fue la ultima vez que hable con ella, no estabamos preparados para este momento , no estaba trabajndo y la familia ayudo en lo que pudo
Maria
El se prepararo con un seguro funeral cuando murio en el 2011, lo unico que hice fue levantar el telefono y notificar a la funeraria, ellos se encargaron de todo, ya no salio ni un centavo de mi bolsa
Hugo
Me dijo que regresaba pronto, solo hiba a la tienda. Un carro le pego de lada y se fue. No estamos preparados , eramos muy jovenes y saludables para pensar en eso
Community Support
Grief and Loss Support
Grief can result from a physical loss, such as the death of a loved one, or from a significant life change, such as divorce, unemployment, relocation, or the loss of a relationship. Each person’s experience with grief is unique and may be influenced by their personal history, circumstances, culture, faith, and support system.
There is no single or “right” way to grieve. Grief is a natural and deeply personal process. Although life may not be the same after a significant loss, allowing yourself to experience and process your grief can help you gradually adjust and move forward.
Grief does not follow a specific timeline. It may last for months or even years. Thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and physical responses may come and go over time. Practicing self-care and receiving support from trusted friends, family members, faith leaders, or trained professionals can help you navigate the grieving process.
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You Don’t Have to Grieve Alone
We have partnered with Rebuild 52 International, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, to provide grief and loss support groups for individuals seeking emotional and spiritual support.
Free community resources are also available to individuals and families experiencing grief and loss.
For more information, visit www.rebuild52.com.








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