Give Your Family the Gift of a Plan
A simple conversation today can spare your loved ones from making difficult decisions during their hardest moment. We're here to help you think it through.
Make your wishes known, on your own terms
A free, relaxed conversation with a local planning specialist
Planning Ahead Is One of the Most Thoughtful Things You Can Do for Your Family
Preneed planning simply means making your funeral wishes known while you have the time and clarity to think them through. It's a chance to decide what matters to you, from the type of service to the personal details that make it meaningful, so your family doesn't have to guess.
Families who plan ahead consistently say the same thing: they wish they had done it sooner. Not because the process was difficult, but because the peace of mind that came with it was immediate. Once your plan is in place, it's one less thing your loved ones will need to navigate during an already emotional time.
More families in our community are having this conversation every year. It's becoming a natural part of getting your affairs in order, right alongside wills, healthcare directives, and estate plans. And like those decisions, it starts with one simple step: a conversation.
Here's What a Preneed Consultation Looks Like
A Relaxed Conversation, Not a Checklist
We'll sit down together, wherever is most comfortable for you, and talk through what matters to your family. Just an open conversation.
Your Questions Answered
Most families come in with a few questions and leave with a clear picture of their options. We'll walk you through what's involved, what decisions you can make now, and what can wait. Everything at your own pace.
About 30-60 Minutes of Your Time
Many families are surprised by how simple and comfortable the process feels. Your spouse or a family member is welcome to join you.
What Families Gain When They Plan Ahead
Your family knows exactly what you want. When your wishes are clearly documented, your family can focus on being together instead of trying to figure out what you would have chosen.
Decisions made with a clear mind. Planning ahead means making these choices on your own terms, without the time pressure or emotional weight that comes with arranging things after a loss.
Meet Clay Sherwood
Every family I sit down with reminds me why this work matters. My goal is simple: to make sure you feel heard, informed, and comfortable with every decision you make.
has been a part of this community for years, and that connection means everything to us. When you're ready to have this conversation, I'm here.
Not Ready to Schedule? Start Here.
Our free preneed planning guide walks you through what's involved, what questions to consider, and how to start the conversation with your family. It's a helpful first step you can take from the comfort of your home.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is preneed planning right for me?
If you've ever thought about how your wishes will be carried out or worried about leaving those decisions to your family, preneed planning is worth considering. There's no age requirement and no minimum health threshold. Most families who go through the process say it simply gave them clarity and peace of mind knowing everything is taken care of.
What exactly happens during a preneed consultation?
We'll sit down together and talk through your wishes, answer your questions, and walk you through your options. The conversation usually takes about 30-60 minutes.
Should my spouse or family member come with me?
Many families find it helpful to go through this together. Having your spouse or another family member present means everyone hears the same information and can ask questions.
Do I need to book an appointment?
Yes. Booking a time just makes sure we can give you our full attention. But if you're not ready to schedule, you can download our free planning guide to learn more at your own pace.
Is it too early to start thinking about preneed?
The best time to plan is when you can make decisions with a clear mind and without time pressure. Most families who have gone through the process say their only regret is not doing it sooner. Even if you're just starting to think about it, a conversation is a great first step.
