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The process of estate planning should be tailored to the circumstances in each individual’s situation. Usually, estate planning includes the creation of a will, setting up powers of attorney, limiting estate taxes by setting up trust accounts in the name of beneficiaries, appointing a guardian for living dependents and pets, appointing an executor of the estate to oversee the terms of the will, making funeral arrangements and establishing annual gifts to reduce the taxable estate. While all these things are important aspects of planning for the end of one’s life, it also is important to not overlook the sentimental things, such as writing letters to people you care about — ultimately, possessions and all the worldly items people value are insignificant compared to cherished memories and loving thoughts. ESTATE PLANNING ONLINE RESOURCES

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Boost your ability to give back By Jamie Maciejewski, Habitat for Humanity You can continue to make an impact on what matters most to you, even after you’re gone. What is your passion? What brings you joy? Where do you spend your time? If asked, most people would probably love to continue to support the things they care deeply about far into the future. Yet many feel their capacity to contribute is too insignificant to bother — they don’t realize what a difference their gift could make. However, a bequest or other legacy gift can be the single largest gift most people ever make. That’s because assets build up over the course of a life, such as property, life insurance and retirement accounts.

Peg gy Whyte Ryan & Joe Ryan Peggy Whyte Ryan spent most of her adult life moving from one rental home to another all across the country. She was keenly aware of her own vulnerability when landlords raised the rent or sold her home right out from under her. Because of her experience, Peggy became a strong supporter of Habitat for Humanity and its mission to provide people with access to safe, stable, affordable housing.

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Peggy finally became a first-time homeowner when she moved to Port Townsend in the early 2000s and met her future husband, Joe Ryan, while volunteering at the Port Townsend Marine Science Center. When Peggy passed away in 2018, less than a year after Joe’s death, she left a legacy for the two organizations that meant the most to her. Peggy and Joe’s generous bequests are serving as cornerstone gifts for the Marine Science Center and Habitat for Humanity of East Jefferson County, as both organizations work to expand their programs to serve future generations. With Peggy’s final and most significant gifts, she supported the causes that brought her joy during her life and addressed her deepest concerns.

State University Extension before she died. But that wasn’t all. For many years, Lisa had quietly loaned money to nearly a dozen low-income people so they could purchase their own homes. Although her decision to act grew from Lisa’s strong commitment to affordable housing and were an expression of her remarkable kindness, most of her friends were unaware of her gifts. In her will, Lisa left the proceeds of the remaining loans to benefit two organizations that carry out work she cared deeply about during her lifetime: the Marrowstone Island Foundation endowment, which provides emergency medical and fire services to island residents, and Habitat for Humanity.

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“beneficiary deed,” to leave your house to one or more organizations, Paul & Joyce Anderson generally outside of probate. The Paul and Joyce Anderson of Washington Uniform Real Property Kala Point supported Habitat for Transfer on Death Act, which allows Humanity over many years with property to be transferred upon the an annual Christmas gift. After owner’s death, was passed in 2014 Joyce passed away in 2016, Paul by the Washington state legislature. continued their mutual commitment Sharing your plans with the to Habitat’s work. organization will help them as they Two summers ago, Paul visited plan for the future. Still, know that a Habitat for Humanity home you can always change your plans. dedication ceremony. He watched as As you consider your estate plans, a single father of two daughters, who remember these important things. had put in many hours working to An attorney who is skilled in build their house, accepted the keys estate planning will work with from the sponsors of the house. One of you to make sure your plans meet the people who helped hand over the your own needs and those of your keys was the step-daughter of a man loved ones. who had left a legacy gift to Habitat. There are many other estate Paul was inspired by both the planning tools, some of which young man and the house sponsors. can provide income and/or tax Several months later, Paul passed benefits during your lifetime. The away, but first he had arranged for organization you are considering two more Habitat houses to be built supporting may be able to provide because of his generosity. you with helpful information, but That isn’t the end of the story. be sure to discuss any plans with Paul’s gift has since motivated at your attorney to make sure they are least two more families to follow right for you. his lead with their own house Finally, use the correct legal name sponsorships. One donor has made of the beneficiary organization in the house sponsorship part of her your documents. This is especially estate plans. She knows her gift, important when an organization to be realized years from now, will is part of a larger national help ensure one more family has a organization. Ask them to provide safe, decent and affordable home. you with the tax identification Generosity is contagious in the number (TIN), a unique identifier best way imaginable. much like a social security number. Peggy, Joe, Lisa, Paul and How to give Joyce are five individuals whose If you are inspired to consider how joys, passions, concerns and your own concerns and passions commitments live on in the work might live on after your lifetime, of local charities. Their stories are here are three ideas. now part of the history and future of A bequest is the most popular way those organizations they believed in. for most people to make a gift. The Their stories will be told for many bequest language for a nonprofit years as people say, “Look at what organization, using Habitat as an we are achieving, thanks to the example, is: “I, [name], of [city, state, vision and generosity of these people ZIP], give, devise and bequeath who cared.” to Habitat for Humanity of East Jefferson County [written amount Jamie Maciejewski has served or percentage of the estate or as executive director of Habitat for description of property] for its Humanity of East Jefferson County unrestricted use and purpose.” since 2007. She loves sharing in Name an organization as the joy people experience when beneficiary or back-up beneficiary they watch their resources make of a life insurance policy or a profound difference in another retirement account. person’s life. She has worked Use a transfer-on-death and volunteered in nonprofit (TOD) deed, sometimes called a organizations for more than 30 years. <<BOOST continued from page 5

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Those who live in Clallam County benefit from its rich and vibrant community spirit, excellent medical care, strong educational system and beautiful environment. How can you leave a lasting legacy to Clallam County, a gift that will ensure your community’s assets continue well into the future? You can make a lasting gift through your estate plan. Your generosity will strengthen your community now and for many years to come. Turn the page to find the organization that best matches your goals for charitable giving. LEGACY continues on page 8 >>

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The Clallam Community Foundation also encourages you to leave a lasting legacy in Clallam County through the following local charitable organizations, representing endowments in health The foundation has 10 named funds: and human services, education and • A & J Minton Scholarship the environment: Clallam Community • Albert and Helen Mangan Fund Foundation • Dick and Peggy Owens Fund The Clallam Community • McCool Family Fund ALBERT HALLER Foundation is a way for people • Bright-Haygood Copsey Fund to leave a permanent legacy for • Hull Family Fund EST. 1992 health and human service needs • Carol Munro Fund in Clallam County. The foundation • Fish Family Fund strengthens local nonprofit agencies and helps people give to the Olympic • Mac & Phyllis Munro Scholarship Fund Peninsula community. Donors have several ways to The following nonprofit Albert Haller Foundation give to the Clallam Community organizations, providing health Foundation: The Albert Haller Foundation and human services in Clallam • Donate to the general, offers a unique way for those who County, have dedicated funds in the unrestricted fund, administered share Haller’s vision to give back to foundation: by United Way of Clallam County the Clallam County community that • Clallam Mosaic • Donate a restricted gift to the • Clallam County Literacy Council is not duplicated by other nonprofits. general fund for specific health The foundation’s outstanding • North Olympic and human service programs track record — spanning the past 25 Library Foundation • Donate to a nonprofit with a fund • Olympic Peninsula YMCA years — of continuous giving speaks in the foundation to enhance the • Peninsula Behavioral Health agency’s mission well for its excellent management. <<LEGACY continued from page 7

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Center Valley Animal Rescue As a non-profit, volunteer based organization, we fund everything— from veterinary care, feeding and housing the animals, to outreach and adoption promotion, with donations from the public. This means our rescue, which gives animals a second chance, can use all the help we can get. We’re a community resource, and we’re here because we’re needed. Whether it’s housing overflow from the county and other shelters, or actively rescuing neglected animals in desperate need of intervention, a ranch that gives animals a second chance is there to help. • • • • • • •

Programs: Low income spay/neuter Low income vaccination and microchip clinics Pet food bank Adoption programs Education Wildlife rehabilitation Support for law enforcement in cruelty/neglect cases

The Foundation has ten named funds: A & J Minton Scholarship Albert and Helen Mangan Fund Dick and Peggy Owens Fund The McCool Family Fund The Bright-Haygood Copsey Fund The Hull Family Fund The Carol Munro Fund The Fish Family Fund The Mac & Phyllis Munro Scholarship Fund

Boys & Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula You can provide hope and opportunity for the community’s youth by ensuring the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula will always be available — for the young people of today, as well as for generations to come. Sustaining the mission through your planned gift is an inspired way to create a legacy of support for youth on the Peninsula. LEGACY continues on page 9 >> The following non-profit organizations, providing health and human services in Clallam County, have dedicated funds in the Foundation: Clallam Mosaic Clallam County Literacy Council North Olympic Library Foundation Olympic Peninsula YMCA Peninsula Behavioral Health What will your legacy be? There are many ways to create or contribute to an endowment fund. Your estate attorney, financial planner or insurance agent can help you determine which type of legacy gift best fits your wishes. United Way of Clallam County is also licensed with the Washington Secretary of State to provide Charitable Gift Annuities. For more information on setting up a fund or making a contribution to an existing fund, contact United Way at 360-457-3011 or info@unitedwayclallam.org.

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The Clallam Community Foundation is a way for people to leave a permanent legacy for health and human service needs in Clallam County. The Foundation helps to strengthen local nonprofit agencies and helps people give to our community. Donors have several ways to give to the Clallam Community Foundation: • Donate to the general, unrestricted fund, administered by United Way of Clallam County, • Donate a restricted gift to the general fund for specific health and human service programs, • Donate to a non-profit with a fund in the Foundation to enhance the agency’s mission, • Purchase a charitable gift annuity which pays the donor a fixed return yet still allows a charitable deduction on taxes or, • Establish a named fund to honor a loved one.

The foundation has donated $8 million in grants and scholarships. Donors who wish to see the greatest good come from their gift can be assured that the funds will be well managed and judiciously distributed, alberthallerfoundation.org.

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of protected area are home to 29 species of marine mammals residing Your endowment to the clubs in or migrating through its waters. will provide financial consistency The sanctuary provides critical and stability during economic nesting habitat and migratory downturns so that critical programs pathways for seabirds of all kinds and mentoring staff are available. and is among the most productive It may well be in these times that the habitats in the world. This rich and community needs the clubs the most. diverse marine resources provide When economic times are exceptional opportunities for stable, the Great Futures Fund scientifi c research. may provide the means to expand The Olympic Coast National programs or provide for special Marine Sanctuary Foundation is the needs that are not normally in the only nonprofit dedicated to supporting annual budget, bgc-op.org. the important work of the sanctuary — conserving natural, historical and For more information, visit cultural resources off Washington’s northolympiclandtrust.org. Olympic Coast. The foundation raises North Olympic Land Trust awareness and seeks funding for the Founded in 1990, the North sanctuary’s key initiatives, including: Olympic Land Trust conserves • ocean acidification lands that sustain the communities research and education of Clallam County. The Land Forks Hospital Foundation • ocean plastics reduction, Trust is your community nonprofit The Forks Hospital Foundation is cleanup and education a private, nonprofit organization that dedicated to the conservation of open • building a Marine Discovery Olympic Coast National Marine spaces, local food, local resources, supports the outstanding medical Center in partnership with Feiro healthy watersheds and recreation Sanctuary Foundation services and programs offered at Marine Life Center opportunities. Through 2018, Forks Community Hospital and its The Olympic Coast National For more information, visit the Land Trust has permanently associated medical clinics. Marine Sanctuary is one of only 13 olympiccoastfoundation.org. protected more than 3,300 acres of The foundation is dedicated marine sanctuaries in the United to raising funds on behalf of the land for farms, fish and forests. States. These 3,188 square miles LEGACY continues on page 12>> <<LEGACY continued from page 8

hospital to allow the facility to continue to expand and enhance its medical capabilities, bringing an ever-increasing quality of health care to citizens of the West End, forkshospital.org.

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A legacy gift to the Land Trust has a permanent impact. Gifts can be designated to: • protect local habitat and working lands (Opportunity Fund) • steward locally protected properties (Stewardship Fund) • build the endowment invested to generate perpetual income for ongoing Land Trust operations (Operating Endowment) • have the Land Trust Board of Directors to decide among the options above, based on the greatest need at the time

Not affiliated with any national organization, Olympic Peninsula Humane Society is YOUR local agency, giving 2nd chances to animals for a happy, loving home. Please consider a legacy gift in your will or trust.

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End-of-life planning guide By D. Michael Hatch, attorney-at-law Despite the somewhat macabre nature of end-of-life planning, it is important to be well-informed and prepared long before you expect to need such plans. What is an end-of-life plan and why should you bother? Simply stated, it is a plan you put in place for finalizing your affairs in the case of your death. A thorough plan enables your loved ones to grieve during your last illness and after your ultimate death. By completing the appropriate arrangements beforehand, you may spare your family and friends from dealing with lawyers and courtrooms during your final days. Although there is not a standard end-of-life plan that everyone uses, there are a couple details you should include in whatever preparations you make. Here are some documents to start with, along with explanations of why they’re useful.

It is merely a document that grants to another authority to represent you in dealing with banks, creditors, landlords and the legion of others you regularly interact with. The power of attorney can be as limited or as broad as you wish — limited to permitting another to buy a single loaf of bread for you or so broad that the authorized person is empowered to perform any act you could perform. Its breadth, term of effectivity and the trigger that makes it active is strictly up to you.

Durable power of attorney for health care Another uncomfortable reality is that during that final illness there frequently is a period of lost consciousness during which you can no longer give instructions to the medical professionals treating you. That is when a durable power of attorney for health care becomes important. It is a straightforward Durable power of attorney power of attorney that authorizes Most of us will not instantly another to make medical transition from an active life to our decisions for you. death. In most cases, there is a period A durable power of attorney of illness during which someone else for health care is often confused is needed to handle our affairs — with a Physician Orders for Lifebanking, bill paying, arranging for Sustaining Treatment (POLST) specialized medical equipment for document, which is a directive to the home and a hundred other tasks physicians, also called a living will. you will be unable to take care of in Unlike a POLST or a directive to your final illness. physicians, which merely outline The “durable power of attorney” what procedures you do or do accounts for just such a situation. not want performed, the durable

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power of attorney for health care grants another authority to give instructions to medical professionals on your behalf. The durable power of attorney for health care also must identify the same person as your medical representative under the Health Insurance and Accountability Act (HIPAA) to enable treating medical professionals to share medical information that would otherwise be confidential.

Property ownership To implement the “perfect” end-oflife plan mentioned above (avoiding lawyers and courtrooms), several other documents can be used to simplify matters for your loved ones after your death. A community property agreement enables a surviving spouse or domestic partner to avoid probate and simply re-title or re-register property in their name. Similarly, real estate owned by a married couple or a domestic partnership as “joint tenants with a right of survivorship,” automatically transfers ownership to the survivor following the spouse or partner’s death. Also, Washington permits the filing of a transfer-on-death deed with the county where the land is situated. As its name implies, title to the land is automatically transferred upon the death to the person designated on the deed.

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Resources Now, a warning — there are hundreds of websites offering free or low cost legal documents. Knowing which are reliable and which are not can be a daunting task. The best resources are two nonprofit groups of lawyers dedicated to providing accessible legal services for Washington residents: Columbia Legal Services (columbialegal.org) DOCUMENT

and Washington Law Help (washingtonlawhelp.org). Columbia Legal Services provides a broad range of very informative, easy-to-read brochures on topics ranging from the documents mentioned in this article to a broad range of other subjects, such as Medicaid. Washington Law Help is a wealth of legal information providing not only Elder Law information, but also

guidance on wide-ranging issues from family law, to landlord-andtenant, to debt relief. They provide the forms you will need, as well as offer checklists to help you ensure you’re using the right form and not going astray. Last, but most assuredly not least, Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County is a rich source for temporary access to medical equipment — the organization has

equipment that can be borrowed for free. The staff and volunteers at VHOCC are true angels on this planet. If they can help, they will, without asking for a single penny. D. Michael Hatch is a Washington lawyer practicing Elder Law in Port Angeles. He offers periodic workshops on end-of-life planning designed to enable the attendees to prepare their own legal documents.

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Enables another person to manage your affairs. The authority granted to that other person can be as broad or as limited as you wish and can be terminated at any time, provided the creator of the document is mentally competent.

A simple signed and notarized document that usually includes a grant of general powers as well as a list of the specific powers being granted to the agent (aka “attorney-in-fact”).

Durable power of attorney for health care (should include a HIPAA authorization)

Enables another person to make health care decisions for you in the event you are unable to makes those decisions for yourself.

A simple signed and notarized document — this is not a POLST or physician’s directive.

Community property agreement

Enables the surviving partner of a domestic partnership or marriage to establish ownership of all the couple’s property (including both what would have been the deceased’s half of community property and any separate property of the deceased partner/spouse). This is a straightforward, automatic transfer of all property to the surviving partner or spouse without probate.

A simple signed and notarized document.

Last will and testament

Transfers identified property after death.

Signed and notarized document that must be witnessed by two disinterested persons.

Transfer-on-death deed

A deed to real property that automatically transfers title to a named person upon the death of the titled owner.

A deed filed with the county by the owner of the property. Can be withdrawn at any time by the owner.

Durable power of attorney

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community in enriching the quality of life in Clallam County by: • serving as a leader, catalyst and resource for philanthropy • providing flexible and cost-effective ways for donors to support their favorite interests and charities through annual gifts, endowment funds and estate planning M EDICAL CENTER • making strategic grants in F O U N D AT I O N art and culture, education, the Olympic Medical environment, health and social services, animal welfare and Center Foundation other worthy causes The Olympic Medical Center • offering a variety of personalized (OMC) Foundation has given more giving options, including than $7 million dollars to the donor-advised funds, “area of hospital, with over $4.3 million interest” and scholarship funds of that coming since 2007. It has • building a community provided $1.8 million for cancer endowment fund to help care, with over $405,000 going to meet future needs • convening community OMC’s Patient Navigator program, leaders to help identify and which funds basic cost of living solve community problems expenses for qualifying cancer in a creative, sensitive patients on the North Olympic and timely manner Peninsula. It also has given over • providing technical support, $450,000 to the OMC Heart Center. funding referrals, grants The foundation helps the hospital management and other provide the highest quality care services to donors, nonprofit possible using the best equipment. organizations and the This means that community community at large members can be treated locally Visit ov-cf.org for more info. with state-of-the-art equipment, eliminating the need to travel out of town for medical procedures and follow-up. Donations also go toward education for nurses and other hospital staff, and to the Peninsula College Nursing and Medical Peninsula College Foundation Assistance programs, omhf.org. Every year, the Peninsula College Foundation helps students on their journey to become our community’s nurses, medical assistants, welders, automotive technicians, network and computer systems administrators, graphic designers, university graduates and business leaders. In addition to providing student scholarships and financial support for college programs, Olympic View Community the foundation funds faculty Foundation professional development and helps with capital improvements, pencol. Olympic View Community edu/foundation. Foundation supports the Peninsula’s generous, caring LEGACY continues on page 13 >> <<LEGACY continued from page 9

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The Veteran’s Administration operates national cemeteries throughout the country (with the exception of Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia, which is operated by the U.S. Army). There are zero fees for a veteran to use a national cemetery, but it is not “free.” National cemeteries are considered monuments, and veterans earn the right to become part of them. In doing so, they also secure that same right to their spouse, minor children and adult dependent children, even if they pass on before the Veteran. Washington Veterans are served by Tahoma National Cemetery in Kent. “Tahoma” is a Native American word for Mount Rainier, which is visible from the cemetery. While other types of cemeteries may have sections dedicated to Veterans, only National Cemeteries are at no cost to the family. For Drennan and Ford Funeral Home to transport a casket to Tahoma National Cemetery from the North Olympic Peninsula area, we add a transportation fee of $400, which brings the total burial cost to just over $3,000 — far less than the expected $10,000.

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Cemeteries owned by corporations are another public option. They are usually for-profit and employ commission-based sales staff.

Additional costs So far, we’ve talked about the funeral home fees. If cremation was all my friend wanted, the cost is still $1,990 ($1,790 prepaid). The only other additional expense is the death certificate, which Washington state charges $20 per certified copy. If the deceased is a veteran and the family provides a copy of their military discharge (form DD214), they will receive one at no cost. The number of certified death certificates a person needs varies. Think of it as your final business document. It allows your next of kin to cash out insurance policies, close accounts and transfer property. Always ask what discounts a funeral home offers. Our funeral home extends the discounted cremation price (even if no prepayment is made) to all of our patients of Volunteer Hospice of

Clallam County and Assured Hospice of Clallam and Jefferson counties. The reason for this discount is simple: the nurses at both hospices take care of duties that reduce our work load. They gather the necessary information to complete the death certificate and prepare the family by explaining what to expect in the immediate aftermath of a home death.

Evaluating funeral options All these options can be very confusing, especially since the average person makes funeral or cremation arrangements only a couple times in his or her life. Historically, funeral homes have taken advantage of this. In 1984, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) enacted what it called its Funeral Rule. While any government regulation brings on costs that are passed along to the consumer, it did have important benefits for consumers who are looking at the costs associated with burial and cremation. FUNERAL continues on page 18 >>

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The language used on those price lists is standardized. Having uniform disclosures that inform the consumer, such as letting people know that embalming is not required by law except in special circumstances, is one example. Standardized terminology also was established so the consumer could directly compare prices for services, such as “direct cremation,” between funeral homes. The best advice I can give you is this: Be wary of multi-page price lists with “package deals” that include multiple services and offer a slight discount. Although these can simplify your selection process, you usually end up paying for things you don’t need or want. A funeral home should be able to fit their prices onto a single sheet of paper that includes all of the required FTC language that makes the selection process easier, allowing the consumer to select only the services they want. Be wary of funeral establishments that advertise their low cost of cremation and put the dollar amount on the ad. To assess the accuracy of the ad, write down the amount quoted in the ad and call the funeral home. If the business won’t stand behind its advertised number as the amount you can write on the check before coming to see them, don’t bother. The business will most likely try to convince you to “upgrade” or otherwise spend more money than you want. A sales pitch at this moment is not what you need. Clallam County has one of the highest cremation rates in the country. Over 80 percent of the families I serve want to know how much cremation will cost and have the check made out even before they meet with me. My clients let me know if they want something more than the minimum. Even after the transaction has been completed, your funeral director should take time to answer your questions and let you know what else he or she can help them with that will not affect the contracted price. A large percentage of our clients do not attend a church regularly and need assistance in planning a celebration of life or memorial service, but they don’t always want to use our chapel. We have many clients who ask us to help arrange backyard barbecues and informal family gatherings. FUNERAL continues on page 19 >> ESTATE PLANNING

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Selecting a funeral home What can you do to protect Think of your funeral director yourself from paying too much for as an event planner for that other funeral services? Even if a funeral “big event.” We have seen it all, and home has already picked up your that expertise should not cost you loved one, if you feel overwhelmed extra. Sometimes it is just opening by an unnecessary sales pitch or are our Rolodex and helping you find disappointed in any way, do yourself a bagpiper, a soloist or a reception a favor: Get up, tell them you will hall, and sometimes it’s a bit more. “get back to them” and walk out. Call another funeral home that Ultimately, funerals should will listen to what you want and not have to be expensive. give you a straightforward price. There is an endless array Once you decide on a funeral of things that feel like a provider, they can call the other funeral home on your behalf and “proper” send off without bring your loved one to their facility. spending a lot of money. If you don’t know who to call, ask Memorial videos (slide-shows from your friends, neighbors, clergy or caregivers who they would use if the loved one’s life put to music the family selects) have become popular. their loved one passed away. Ask the funeral home if it has These can be added to an obituary ever been fined by the Washington page and coupled with an online Department of Licensing and for guest book. You can even arrange what reason. These are just some of for a ferry to stop mid-crossing while you scatter a loved one’s ashes, the ways you can be sure that you will be able to determine if this is bit.ly/ferrymemorial. Our local Sea Scouts (a program of the Boy Scouts the place you want to be caring for of America) have scattered ashes in your loved one. Throughout the process of the Strait of Juan de Fuca.

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