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Free Preplanning Seminar
September 24, 2020
11 AM
Join us September 24 at 11 AM online.
Choosing a funeral provider for your end of life arrangements is an important decision for you and for your family. You probably have a lot of questions. We’re here to help! Participants will receive a $20 gift card upon completion of the event.
Register for free online.
In our session, you’ll learn:
Who we are: We’ve been serving our community for decades
What we offer: We will walk you through your options and how to fund them
How it works: We’ll cover the 3 steps of pre-planning your arrangements
When you should plan: Learn when the best time to plan is for you.
Plus, ask questions: Our team will answer your questions in real time and will also be available after the seminar to follow up with you.
Join our free information session and you’ll walk away confident in your decision to take control of your final wishes.
How to attend:
Our virtual session is online, so you can participate from the comfort of your own home (or anywhere else with internet access).
Register for free online: allstatescremation.com/rsvp
Once you register, we will send you reminder emails as the event approaches. You can access our webinar by clicking the event link in one of our emails at the time of the session.
News: Heartbreaking moment elderly man picks up wife's ashes through his car window wearing gloves and a mask as COVID-19 pandemic upends the way Americans farewell loved ones
By: Andrew Court
An elderly man has received his late wife's ashes through the window of his car, after social distancing rules enforced amid the COVID-19 pandemic prevented him from entering the office of the local crematorium.
Jim Harris was pictured pulling up outside the All-States Crematorium in Westminster, Colorado Friday to retrieve the remains of his beloved wife, Judy.
Employee Meridee Kennedy was was seen somberly making her way out to the parking lot to greet the elderly Harris, who wound down the window of his Subaru.