When the acclaimed writer and comedian Spike Milligan passed away in 2002, the epitaph on his cemetery monument famously read, “I told you I was ill.” This is a wonderful example of Milligan’s rather quirky sense of humour while also being a great example of how personal an epitaph can (and probably should) be. The words on cemetery monuments can be limited to a person’s name, year of birth and year of death, but you can also include a short quote or phrase that sums up the person as much as is possible.…
The perfect tombstone is an ideal way to remember your loved one. Not only does it mark the gravesite, but the inscription will be the ideal way to pay homage to the deceased. It is not an easy task, but it is something that you must do. Use the tips below to make the process easier for you.
• Understand The Regulations Of The Cemetery
Different cemeteries have different requirements regarding gravestones.…
Losing a loved one is an extremely traumatising and painful situation to go through. This is especially true if you are immediately asked so many different questions that need quick answers, such as where the burial is going to take place, who is invited, what is the scenario with the will and so on. While it can be hard to think rationally in this troubled time, it is important that you do spend a little more time and make the right call on the permanent reminders your loved one will have.…
Planning a funeral is a hectic and daunting task since most family members are usually in mourning. This excerpt provides a few tips that will ensure you have an easy time planning a loved one’s funeral.
Deceased wishes.
Some people have wishes regarding how they would want their funeral planned. It is important to respect these wishes and give your loved one a befitting send-off. Consult with your loved one’s lawyer to know if he or she has any last wishes written in his or her will.…
