Why Should I Plan Ahead?
Not everyone likes to plan ahead, but pre-planning your funeral arrangements not only gives you peace of mind about your final wishes being honored, but alleviates some of the stress and burden your loved ones are going through as they experience the grief associated with the loss.
The staff of C.R. Strunk Funeral Home, Inc.
is happy to assist you with your funeral pre-needs by helping you make decisions about your funeral service in advance and guide you in helping eliminate some of the unnecessary stress brought on by a loved one’s death.
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Benefits of Preplanning
Planning Ahead Lets Your Wishes Be Known
The loss of a loved one can lead to unnecessary stress and conflict within families, with differing opinions on funeral arrangements. By planning ahead, you can prevent these disagreements by clearly communicating your wishes for your funeral service and ensuring your affairs are managed according to your preferences.
Planning Ahead Offers Peace of Mind
Once your plans are in place, you and your family can find peace of mind, knowing that those difficult decisions have already been made. Preplanning allows your family to focus on grieving and healing during their time of loss.
Planning Ahead Offers Flexible Funding Options
Preplanning your funeral arrangements offers more flexibility with funding options. You can arrange a preneed insurance policy, life insurance policy, or other payment methods before the time of death. Since services must be paid in full at the time of death, having these options in place beforehand can significantly reduce financial stress during an already difficult time.
Planning Ahead Relieves The Burden From Family
After the death of a loved one, over 150 decisions must be made within the first day or two. This adds to the stress of grieving. By arranging your final wishes in advance, you can spare your loved ones from this burden. Preplanning ensures your family knows exactly what you wanted, allowing them to focus on healing and beginning the grieving process sooner.