Planning a funeral can be an unfamiliar process.

We all need guidance not only processing our own grief when we lose someone we love, but also in attending to the needs of our children and grandchildren.

Life is full of planning and preparation, and planning final arrangements should be no exception.

Judaism embraces life and accepts death as a part of life.

“After my parents passed away within a year of each other in 2013 and 2014, I realized that it would be a hardship to get back to Detroit where they are laid to rest to pay my respects.