We will review the funeral planning essentials and then turn to the specific task of your obituary. The key essential for writing an obituary as a person of faith is the shift from an obituary that sounds like an application for a job to a statement of faith and values.
Planning for one’s own funeral takes stress and uncertainty away from loved ones. It can be meaningful for you to make your wishes known and a relief to your family members. Taking this time now is a gift to your loved ones. Along with a review of funeral planning options, we will specifically focus on scripture passages and other readings for funerals.
Myrna Marofsky, author of To The Last Dance, A story of Living and Loving Through Dementia, will use her story to talk about the other side of a life changing diagnosis. While being a care partner is a difficult role to play, Myrna shares how she navigated the challenges in ways that kept her loving relationship while preserving her own identity.
