Sorry for Your Loss It s Me

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Sorry for Your Loss   It s Me
Author : Black Stars Press
File Size : 40,5 Mb
Publisher : Independently Published
Language : English
Release Date : 27 August 2019
ISBN : 1688868674
Pages : 159 pages
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Sorry for Your Loss It s Me by Black Stars Press Book PDF Summary

One day your family will be glad you did. Losing a loved one is always painful, and often leaves us feeling lost and confused--especially if the person's last wishes aren't clear, or we can't access crucial information needed after their passing. The last thing your spouse or children need is wondering where all your credit cards were kept, how to shut down social media accounts, or which one of them should keep your antique cigar box up in the attic. This comprehensive and easy-to-complete when Im gone planner, making peace with your past workbook & important document organizer will save your loved ones from the confusion and headaches that can occur in your absence, or if you are left unable to communicate. It also provides you with peace of mind, knowing everything will be handled exactly as you wished. From pet care to social media passwords, to business licenses and investments--even poems we'd like read at our own funerals--this end of life organizer walks you through each area of your life to ensure your beneficiaries and caregivers know exactly what to do when you're gone & what the dead leave behind. Use the "Look Inside" feature of Amazon to see a sample page of the inside. Click on the blue Black Stars Press (Author) link above to see all books we suggest you. Thank you! The cover has been designed using resources from Freepik.com

Sorry for Your Loss   It s Me

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