If you’re preplanning your funeral, it means you’re invested in creating a memorable service that helps your loved ones remember you in a unique, authentic way.
It also means you’re proactive: You want your loved ones to be able to focus on their grieving process when you die. Taking care of the major tasks involved with planning your own services means they can dedicate their energies to adding their personal touches to your unique service.
Morris-Baker has helped many community members preplan their memorial services, and we’re here to help you, too. On this page, you’ll find a preplanning checklist with some of the choices you’ll need to make to complete your arrangements.
But remember: You don't need to make all of these decisions immediately — or make them alone. Morris-Baker’s funeral professionals are on hand to discuss any questions or ideas you may have about planning and personalizing your service.
When you’re ready to begin making arrangements, we invite you to start the process online, or meet with one of our funeral professionals for hands-on help.Meet with a professionalSTART PLANNING Online
When you meet with a funeral professional, we ask that you come prepared with some basic biographical information to make the process easier for you.
This information may also be helpful to compile in advance if you’re planning to write your own obituary.
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Here’s some of the information you’ll need.
Personal Information
Affiliations
Military Service Information
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