This planning guide helps you organize important personal information and think through service preferences before meeting with a funeral director or pre-planning professional. It is a helpful starting point and does not replace a complete arrangement conference.
Basic contact information, the person for whom plans are being considered, birth information, and marital status.
Parents, spouse, siblings, children, grandchildren, and other family details that may be needed for arrangements or an obituary.
Schools attended, occupation, employer, and other meaningful parts of a person’s life history.
Branch of service, years served, and related information that may affect honors, benefits, or cemetery arrangements.
Visitation, funeral or memorial location, reception, music, readings, hobbies, themes, foods, and personal messages.
Preferences for burial or cremation, graveside or committal services, urn placement, scattering, or returning ashes to family.
Complete the secure Beaches Memorial Park Family Worksheet online at your own pace. Your responses will be reviewed by our team before your planning conversation.


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