The Advance Planning Process
“I know for certain that we never lose the people we love, even to death. They continue to participate in every act, thought and decision we make. Their love leaves an indelible imprint in our memories. We find comfort in knowing that our lives have been enriched by having shared their love.”
– Leo Buscaglia -
Your life is unique, and you want to preserve the story of it for your family, friends, and future generations.
You have so much to share, and our advance planning team can help you do it. At Coastal Funeral Center, we believe you should be the one who makes decisions regarding your final arrangements. Our mission is to make the process as easy as possible for you.
When you work with us, the funeral arrangements you make will reflect your wishes and minimize distress for your loved ones. Planning the details ahead of time provides peace of mind knowing you’ve taken care of your family and loved ones.
PreNeed Policy:
If you are looking for information regarding an existing policy or points of clarification regarding an Advanced Planned Arrangement, we are happy to discuss your questions.
A.M. Gamby PreNeed:
Update your policy with Coastal Funeral Center. If you’ve previously Pre Planned with A.M. Gamby, ensure all information is updated, such as email addresses and points of contact.
ADVANCE PLANNING STEPS
Begin the advance planning process:
Decide on burial or cremation
Choose a celebration of life service
Choose the applicable funeral merchandise
Select a flexible payment option
If you’re interested in advance planning services, you can start with no obligation.
Our team begins by arranging an initial meeting to discuss the options available to you and your family. We will make note of your preferences and the options that are most appropriate for your family. Once we’ve compiled the information, you can share it with your family to provide a roadmap of your final wishes.
We believe in a Life Celebrated Perfectly. With the help of our team, you can ensure your family and friends will remember the laughs, the relationships, and the life lessons you taught them over the years — not the stress of arranging funeral services.
