This booklet is designed for you to record your wishes, and is an integral part of estate planning. It provides helpful checklists and discusses pre-arrangement.

A funeral ceremony is a way to commemorate your loved ones life. It discusses the important and value of a funeral and the types of ceremonies that may occur.

Explains what the clergy, the funeral director, friends and family can do to help survivors' cope with the death of a loved one.

Provides straightforward answers to commonly asked questions, plus information on support services available to survivors and those with AIDS.

This generous gesture is described after death occurs. The brochure also discusses life saving organ donation.

In this booklet, Mr. Rogers eases fears about how to speak to young children about death. He provides meaningful answers to commonly asked questions and feelings.

Losing a child can devastate a family. This is a compassionate and helpful brochure for someone who has lost a child.

Answers commonly asked questions when deciding to pre-arrange your funeral. It discusses advance decisions, costs, funding possibilities and other questions regarding pre-arrangement.

Answers commonly asked questions when deciding to pre-arrange your funeral. It discusses advance decisions, costs, funding possibilities and other questions regarding pre-arrangement.

Grief is a natural response to losing someone who was important to you. This brochure provides informatoin on reacations to death and provides ways to cope with the death of a loved one.

You and your loved ones can have peace of mind by taking the time now to make your wishes known. SecurChoice is a pre-arranged funeral program. This brochure defines the components of this program.

Describes options that are available when choosing cremation. It answers commonly asked questions about cremation and includes a helpful checklist.

This is our general information brochure, which describes the types of services and merchandise that we offer.

Offers a compassionate insight for widows and widowers on coping with their loss.

This brochure defines cremation and explores the many options that are available to people when choosing cremation. It is a way to honor life.

Defines Hospice, Hospice care and costs related to Hospice care. It also describes the relationship between Hospice and the funeral ceremony and the relationship with the funeral director.

Reviews all that needs to be included in a funeral and why they cost what they do. There is a funeral worksheet included.

This brochure describes the many options that are available to you to make funeral services unique and personal.

The holidays may be a difficult time for those who have recently lost a loved one. It can be a time filled with many different emotions ranging from sadness to anger and frustration and perhaps even some happiness. This brochure offers you just one thing or several things that can make the holidays a little easier for you.

Compliments of the American Cancer Society and the National Funeral Directors Association, this brochure describes the online resource that enables individuals and families to create personal memorials to honor their loved ones lost to cancer.  Click here for more information about his program.

Compliments of the American Cancer Society and the National Funeral Directors Association, this brochure describes several suggestions for ways that families can select a charity to memorialize their loved one.

Compliments of the American Cancer Society and the National Funeral Directors Association, this brochure describes ways to cope with your loss. It also offers suggestions and useful information for different types of losses.

Communicating about loss is hard for children and adults. And so, we perpetuate the conspiracy of silence because we don't know what to say or maybe even realize that we can say something.  This brochure offers helpful advice for adults to comfortably discuss death with children and provides signs that children may exhibit during grief.

Funerals are not just a ceremony to honor those who have died. Funerals are also an important ritual that helps survivors start working through their loss by sharing with those around them. This brochure discusses the benefits of a traditional funeral.

Compliments of the American Cancer Society and the National Funeral Directors Association, this brochure describes ways to cope with your loss. Healing begins after facing your grief, and realizing that you are not alone. The loss of a loved one is perhaps the most difficult and emotionally intense event we experience.

Compliments of the American Cancer Society and the National Funeral Directors Association, this brochure describes the advantage of advance funeral planning. Planning is a part of life. You plan for your first home, your child's education and your retirement. Having and keeping an organised plan is helpful toward being prepared and living comfortable in the future.

Compliments of the American Cancer Society and the National Funeral Directors Association, this brochure describes ways to plan a meaningful funeral service. No two lives are exactly the same, and no two funeral services should be either. This brochure also includes a helpful worksheet to help collect thoughts and special memories.