Revisiting Funeral Options

EPISODE · Oct 31, 2014 · 16 MIN

Revisiting Funeral Options

from Forever in their Hearts · host Dale Martin Jr.

Do you know about the available funeral options in Vancouver? If you aren’t sure about the different types of funerals and memorials, then you could be missing the chance to plan a service that truly honors your departed loved one.Funeral homes are there to make sure all the final details are covered. Have you considered using a funeral home’s help to pre-plan your own funeral options?If you’re interested in learning more about what’s available, then you’ll want to spend 20 minutes listening to Forever in their Hearts, where host Erik Reynolds interviews Valerie Martell, Director of Operations for Martin Brothers Funeral Services about funeral options in the Greater Vancouver area.Whether you want a traditional funeral or a memorial for a cremation at sea, the funeral home can let you know what is available under British Columbia funeral laws*. This interview explains some options that you and your family might not have considered before now.Exploring Options for Funerals and MemorialsThe episode kicks off with Erik asking Valerie about the different options that are available for families who need to plan a service for their departed loved one.Along with traditional memorials and services, Valerie explains some other types of funeral traditions that you could use when honoring a lost loved one in the Vancouver area.If you ever have to plan a funeral, whether your own or someone else’s, then knowing the options can help you arrange something as unique as the person being honored.How to Get Started with Funeral PlanningNext Valerie explains how to decide between the different funeral options in Vancouver when planning. She also covers answers to these and other questions:- Do I have to be involved in a church to have a funeral?- What is the first thing I need to do when funeral planning?- How can I be sure that I’m not forgetting anything?Now ask yourself these two questions: Have I made plans for my final wishes? Do I have a funeral home that can explain all the options? If you answered “No” to either or both, then it’s time to contact a funeral home in the Vancouver area to begin the process.How to Ensure that Your Final Wishes are RespectedPlanning your own final wishes ahead of time is a great way to let your family and friends know how you want to be honored in the event of your untimely departure.Valerie then segues into the steps Martin Brothers takes to let you know that your final wishes will be respected after your passing.There are so many options to planning a funeral. Things like technology and memorials at sea make these services that much more unique. What options will you use to plan a memorial?Valerie wraps up the episode by sharing some final thoughts about funeral options in Vancouver.Are You Curious about Different Funeral Options?Do you want to know more about things you can include in a funeral? Are you intrigued by some of the non-traditional options? After listening to the podcast, please share your thoughts and questions below. We look forward to discussing them with you.Martin Brothers Funeral Services has more than 100 years of experience in providing thoughtful, dedicated services to families dealing with loss. If you are ready to take care of funeral pre-arrangements, have additional questions about their services, or are dealing with a loss, please contact them at their Vancouver office.Martin Brothers Funeral ServicesVancouver: Funeral Services Centre3398 Dunbar StreetVancouver, BC Canada V6S 2C1Telephone Number: 778.330.7799Toll Free Number: 1.800.382.2901Fax Number: 778.330.7633Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MartinBrothersFuneralChapelsBcLtdTwitter: https://twitter.com/martinbrothers1

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