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Final Arrangements Guide

Many state, federal and non-profit organizations have been established to help guide and protect families during a time of death.

11 organizations you may need when a death occurs

The following organizations can provide any help you might need in planning a funeral or filing a complaint. Texas Funeral Service Commission 333 Guadalupe St. Suite 2-110 Austin, TX 78701 512-936-2474 1-888-667-4881 e-mail: info@tfsc.state.tx.us www.tfsc.state.tx.us The Texas Funeral Service Commission is the licensing and regulatory Read more…

October 8, 2014

Don't leave difficult decisions about your final arrangements to loved ones. Make your preferences clear in your will.

Final Arrangements Guide

6 questions to ask when planning your own funeral

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Funerals are not just about the deceased. What you decide now can help your family emotionally and practically as they are faced with both mourning your loss and giving you a fitting tribute. Funerals are an important part of the Read more…

October 8, 2014

When writing a eulogy, talk to friends and family of the loved one to get a more personal perspective on his or her life. Remember, a eulogy is not an obituary, it's much more personal and intimate.

Final Arrangements Guide

6 steps to writing a eulogy

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When faced with such a task in the midst of grief and emotional upheaval, it is important to keep in mind that a eulogy is not an obituary. A eulogy goes much deeper than the biographical facts of a person's Read more…

October 8, 2014

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