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Today's "appreciate life" tip -
It's a pretty common one, but a good one just the same. Pay the toll for the person behind you or the tab for the car behind you at the coffee, donut, or burger place. It'll only cost a few bucks but it'll bring big smiles, not only to the receiver but to you as well!
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Any topic that deals with the circumstances around death and funerals is especially sensitive; it is our wish to present this information in an honest, professional, and kind manner.

We also understand that everyone's situation is unique and you may have questions about aspects that are not covered on this web site. Please refer to the information to the right about getting email answers to your questions or having a personal phone consultation.


    If you found this web site because you have experienced the death of someone close to you, please accept our most sincere condolences. May you find comfort in warm memories, and in the presence and thoughts of people who care.  

 

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Gary Coleman - let the guy rest in peace 
 
In a nutshell, the whole "wife vs. parents" thing could have been avoided with one easy step. In the state of UT, you can assign an agent to handle your funeral arrangements. This supersedes other relationships including the executor of the will, which is the leg his wife (ex-wife, whatever) is standing on. If you want information on doing this for yourself in your state (it varies from state to state), email us and we'll get the appropriate forms to you.         
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