The “PBS Frontline” is video serious. A look at funeal service and funeral cost. It is truly from the Tratidional Funeral cost persprctive
This post on the upcoming emmy conideration of this video can be attributed to connecting directors.
“The Undertaking” presented a moving, insightful view of funeral service and the important work performed by funeral service professionals every day. The documentary featured multi-generation, National Funeral Directors Association-member (NFDA) firm Lynch & Sons Funeral Directors, which operates from several locations in suburban Detroit, Michigan. More information about “The Undertaking” can be found at www.pbs.org/frontline/undertaking. View the show and them come back to Rest in Peace so you can consider low cost through the Valery Booth Blog.
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REVIEW: Rest in Peace Insider’s Tips to the Low Cost Less Stress Funeral
July 8th, 2008
Death, Dying and Funerals – who wants to even think about it, much less PLAN for it?
Last week I found myself reading R. Brian Burkhardt’s book, “Rest in Peace: Insider’s Tips to the Low Cost Less Stress Funeral.” I’m sure you’re wondering why I’d ever read from this genre; more on that in a minute…
“Rest in Peace” is a primer for those who have never been to a funeral and an excellent guide for those who must plan a funeral. The author’s voice is, at the same time, compassionate and pragmatic, gentle yet firm. And his call to action can serve you best in your time of need.
Imagine having the right words for a grieving spouse, parent or child. Or saving money because you knew exactly what you are legally obliged to pay for and what you can do for yourself. How about a funeral without family drama?
“Rest in Peace” shows you how you can take charge of the process, saving money and preserving relationships at the same time.
So why would I read a book in this genre? I blame it all on Facebook. R. Brian Burkhardt and I have a mutual friend in common. I can’t remember who wrote on whose wall first, but Robert and I became friends. Since I love to read, it was an offer he couldn’t refuse. I just didn’t expect to be so impressed with the way he handled the subject.
My complete book review is available at Amazon.com.
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