Final Celebrations: A Guide for Personal and Family Funeral PlanningPathfinder Publishing, Inc., 1992 - 134 pages This book will help families make comfortable, cost-effective decisions about the final arrangements for themselves and their loved ones. |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Being Prepared For Your Own Death | 7 |
Being Prepared For The Death | 25 |
Funeral and Burial Information | 39 |
Cremation | 51 |
Organ Donation And Body Bequeathal | 57 |
Legal and Financial Aspects | 63 |
Old and New Funeral Rituals | 79 |
Conclusion | 103 |
Common terms and phrases
Alzheimer's Disease Anatomy Dept asked Association of Funeral Attorney For Health autopsy Blvd body burial burial at sea buried CAFMS California Canada cancer casket ceremony charge child church clergyperson Continental Association cost cremains Date death certificate death occurs deceased deceased's decisions desired direct cremation Donor Drunk Driving Durable Power embalming eulogy Eye Bank family and friends family members favorite Final Celebrations flowers Funeral and Memorial funeral arrangements funeral director funeral home funeral planning funeral service grave grief Hemlock Society hospital individual Infant last wishes Living Location loved one's memorial service memorial society ments mortician national cemetery National Funeral Directors offer option ORGAN DONATION P.O. Box parents person Power of Attorney pre-arrangements prefer prepare request require Resource Section School of Medicine Social Security staff Suicide survivors telephone numbers terminally ill tion traditional University University Square vault Veteran visitation