Pre-need and pre-planning for end of life preparations with Chuck Wendt
From The Voice of Aging · 42:18
Show by Brynne Malone
Nobody wants to talk about it, but how will we ever know what to do at the end of the life of a loved one if we don't? To bury or cremate? What kind of end of life celebration do you want for yourself? How does your family want to celebrate you? In this candid conversation we speak with Chuck Wendt a pre-planning coordinator. We talk about the process, cost, options and benefits of doing it now until waiting until it's too late. Chuck urges people to have these conversations, because it's not only informative it can be an opportunity for connection.
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