Sentences with phrase «want at a funeral»

They do not want her at the funeral.

This is an agreement set ahead of time as to exactly what you want at your funeral and how much it will cost.

If you know exactly what you want at your funeral, there is no reason why you can't have it all arranged and paid for in good time and this will remove a lot of the stress for your loved ones.

You can still have the burial and funeral done exactly the way you want it at the funeral home of your choosing.

Not exact matches

Looking at funerals as an event to celebrate an individual's life, Earp said customers want an «area where they can spend two or three hours sort of having champagne and canapes as opposed to having a cup of tea and a rich tea biscuit.»

You might also want life insurance to cover college expenses for your kids if you die, or pay off your mortgage at that point, or to pay for funeral expenses, or to protect the income your business gets from a key employee.

My cousin is a catholic priest and he has presided at every family funeral and I would want him at mine — now I'm not too sure.

Most churches don't want him unless he changes the minute he walks in the door, and then there is the exposure to the Fred Phelps bunch... they're just great at the funeral of an AIDS victim... or other less famous hate mongers.

However, that isn't what you want people to remember at your funeral.

«For me and Anj, there was this sense that he didn't change in the way we had wanted... At his funeral I remember kissing his cold forehead and saying: «You didn't change as we all hoped you would do, but you did change me.

Mixed in were those who wanted to picket — or party — at Phelps» funeral.

This type of reasoning has been tossed out on these boards before with a lot more sarcasm, but I want to hone in on the sadness emotion that is always prevalent at a funeral when as a christian the only time there should be any sadness is if the dead person is a suicide and is guaranteed to go to hell., right?

So Fred Phelps, if your son or daughter had just died in battle, would you want people to show up at the funeral to picket against the sins in or advocated by the nation they died for?

Not the kind of person you want to have at a funeral.

from protesting at deceased soldiers funerals to wanting to burn the Qu «ran.

Did I say that I want «I still haven't found what I'm looking for» at my funeral.

Yep, dude wants to be the bride at every wedding and the corpse at every funeral.

«I want [insert favorite team here] to be the pallbearers at my funeral, so they can let me down one last time.»

As part of the «We want our Charlton back» campaign, they staged a mock funeral procession, threw on a load of black and white beach balls at the start of the game (the colours chosen as the ones they wore when they beat us in the 1947 FA Cup Final).

Or you may want to take the baby home with you and then when ready, drive your child to the funeral home or ask the funeral director to pick the baby up at your home, unless you choose to handle the arrangements yourself (you can do this in 41 states).

When even Boris Johnson & Michael Gove act like they're at a funeral after a vote for what they supposedly wanted, you know we're in trouble

So I therefore, respectfully, want to inform you and your pastor that I have withdrawn my acceptance of your invitation to attend or have words at the funeral services of your son tomorrow.»

«This work was his life and legacy, and when I spoke at his funeral, I talked about the fact that I want to continue his legacy by continuing research in the field of astrobiology.»

Not doing so might lead to looking Goth (Nothing against Goth but it might not be everyone's style) or like attending a funeral: No one wants that especially when you are at a classy venue.

Right now, we at Elite ask the Pamela Anderson's and Jennifer Aniston's of the world to stand up and answer the age old debate; do men want a good girl Laurel Thatcher Ulrich, writer, historian and university professor at Harvard University, penned an article about little - studied Puritan funeral services.

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In A Fantastic Woman, Marina isn't just grieving the loss of her man Orlando (Francisco Reyes)-- she suddenly must grapple with his bigoted family, including his scorned ex-wife, who feel betrayal and revulsion at the fact that this transgender woman wants to insert herself into their funeral arrangements.

The biggest need I found was folks wanting a whole life policy just enough to cover funeral expenses because they didn't think they would live the 10 years or so it took to pay in as much as the policy would pay out at death.

Final Expense insurance is aimed at people who want to provide funds to pay for the cost of a funeral, memorial service, and other such costs associated with their death.

Whether you need life insurance to cover your funeral or want to make sure your spouse is supported in retirement, you can typically find the coverage you need at affordable rates.

Determine the death benefits needed: Add up your anticipated financial requirements at the time of your passing, such as end of life and funeral expenses, your mortgage and outstanding debts, college tuition for your children, and other benefits you may want.

Although Neruda wanted to be buried at Isla Negra, Pinochet refused the request and placed restrictions on his funeral.

Schutz's 2016 painting Open Casket was inspired by the photograph of the mutilated corpse of Emmett Till, whose mother, Mamie Till Mobley, insisted on an open casket at his funeral because she wanted her community to see what had happened to her son.

For those wanting more information on burial without the BS, take a look at my guide on How to Green Your Funeral.

Many funeral homes will want their payment at the time of service — which could put loved ones in a financial bind (at an already difficult period in their lives).

After taking all of this into consideration, many senior citizens are now looking at purchasing final expense life insurance policies to ensure that when they die, all of their final bills are settled, they have the type of funeral they want and ultimately their loved ones left behind have less to worry about.

Your events are your bucket list and a timeline of things you've done in your life; pictures are there for you to be remembered by; and your favorite songs could be what you want played at your funeral.

Whether you just need enough life insurance to cover your funeral or want to make sure your spouse is supported in retirement, you can typically find the coverage you need at affordable rates.

Another type of life insurance policy, called pre-need insurance, is intended for the person who selects specific arrangements at a funeral home and wants the assurance that those arrangements will be paid for and implemented.

Most seniors want a life insurance policy that will at the very least cover the expenses of a funeral and burial.

As long as you do not have people depending on your income for support, life insurance at this stage in life would not be necessary, unless you do not have any other means to pay for your funeral expenses or decide you want to leave money as a legacy.

Remember, a moderately priced funeral will cost at least $ 10,000, and you certainly don't want to leave your final expenses to surviving loved ones.

If your parents don't have any life insurance or any savings to pay for their funeral and burial costs, you may want to purchase at least $ 7,500 of coverage for each of them, since the average cost of a funeral including related expenses is around $ 7,700.

Many people want the resume dead — or they at least want to hold a funeral for it.