Services People do make final arrangements, but they are usually matters of caskets and grave sites, rather than the content of the funeral itself. Usually planning for the future is limited to legal and financial planning; we consider what we will leave to our children and grandchildren. Issues are too often solely matters of property and money. Absent from the final arrangements is consideration and planning for a meaningful and respectful service. We are often more careful in selecting a lawyer or physician than a funeral director. A funeral can be a service of healing and transition, a celebration of life and a loved one's sacred and cherished ideals and values. At a funeral we turn our attention to how and why that life was lived and what lessons can be derived from our loved one's journey into eternity. The funeral service becomes the last element in caregiving because it demonstrates the manner in which we honor the human spirit as much as we tend to the body that temporarily houses that spirit. Types of Services Full Traditional Funeral Service Graveside Service Memorial Service Immediate Burials Direct Cremation
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