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What You Need To Know About Obituaries & Identity Theft

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When a loved one passes away, you want to ensure that the obituary you write is accurate and complete. You want to create an obituary that contains no errors and includes all the pertinent information so that people can remember and mourn for your loved one properly. Unfortunately, all too many people are worried that in providing complete information, they are opening up the doors for identity theft. Want to know how to avoid this?…

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Reasons To Make Arrangements For Your Funeral Before Your Passing

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You may not want to talk about funeral arrangements and burial services, but arranging your own could be one of the best things you do in life. The arrangements will be difficult for your loved ones, and they won’t necessarily know what you would like. Here are four reasons to make your own arrangements. Prevent Arguments Between Family Members Your loved ones will all want to make the best decisions for you and them.…

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Concrete Ways To Use Concrete As A Final Resting Place

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While life expectancy is set at approximately 78.8 years, the fact still remains that there is estimated to be more than 2.5 million persons that die each year. Even if death is expected, it can be a difficult process to make final decisions on what to do with the remains of loved ones. Traditionally, concrete has been used in making vaults that house coffins underground for burial. However, whether or not cost is a factor in the final decisions, you may want to find unconventional and nontraditional ways to memorialize your loved one and concrete can still be a useful material in getting that done even if you choose cremation services.…

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