Planning your funeral may not be a weird as it sounds.  In fact, it may be a good idea to prepare for the future by deciding to pre-plan your funeral.

You can still be in control of the last event in your life.  Decisions can be made now that others will carry out later.  There is no confusion about which family member will take charge of your final affairs.

Amy Highfield Justice, Wilson Funeral Home, can certainly help remove some of the family stress during one of life’s most emotional times.

According to Amy, pre-planned funerals are wise financial decisions.  Today’s prices are locked in for everyone of all ages.  There is no future inflation rate charge.

The pre-paid funeral funds are placed in a trust according to the Alabama State Pre-Need Law passed in May of 2002.  Medicaid regulations also permit the expense as part of the individual’s spend down plan.

Fear surrounding death and funeral preparation can be overcome by planning.  You can select the type of service you want.  You can choose your headstone and the engraving for it, the casket style, and even whether your body will be embalmed or cremated.

Amy can create videos to be shown at the funeral by simply supplying her with photos.  Fond memories can bring comfort at this emotional time.

Personalized monuments can also be a component of the pre-paid plan.  Amy can help you choose from thousands of etching with the in house design software.

The role of the funeral director is to carry the load of a family at the toughest time of life.  The goal is to share the story of your family for all times.

Amy treats her profession as a ministry.  She has been involved in the family business since she was 16 years old.  She encourages individuals to stop by to ask any questions.  You can visit the website at www.wilsonfhinc.com or call at 256-845-9150.