It’s a little unsettling to receive a note in Linked In or a Friend request on Facebook from someone whom I know passed away several months or even years ago. Although a warm memory might come to mind, there’s nothing else I can do but wonder how many other graves there are in the digital …
“The undertaker, Winthrop Ogletree, was waiting in the foyer of the large, rambling Victorian house at the end of the Street of Tides where he practiced his trade. . . . “I’ll get right to the point, Winthrop,” my grandmother said officiously. “I’ll be dying sometime after my sixtieth birthday and I don’t want to …
Bluffton Sun
IMHO, the best time to begin end of life planning is when it is farthest from your time. I am healthy, active, and happy. I don’t have to make any rash decisions; I don’t have to feel sorry for myself; and I don’t have to burden anyone else with making a decision for or about …