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If You’ve Been Putting Off Prearranging Because Of The Expense,
We Have Good News... Prearrangement doesn’t have to cost anything.
What many people don’t know
is that you need not prepay
when you prearrange. We’re
happy to record your wishes
and hold them on file at no
charge. Call our funeral home
for details.
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Seneca Chapels
Family Owned and Operated
• Pre-Planning
• Serving the Financial Burden of
All Families in Their Time of Need
• A One Level Concept of a
Modern Funeral Home
• Large Chapels
• Newly Renovated
• Large Parking Facility
on Premises
494 SENECA AVE.
RIDGEWOOD, NY 11385
718.366.1900
www.senecachapels.com
San Jose Funeral Home-Funeraria LLC
289 St. Nicholas Avenue,
Ridgewood, NY 11385
718-821-3766
(across From St. Brigid R.C. Church)
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RENOVATED CHAPELS
Handicapped Accessible
Low Cost Burials & Cremations
Domestic & International Shipping
Specializing in Shipping to the Caribbean, South and Central Americas
Serving The Сommunity For Over 50 Years
Village Chapels, Inc.
67-67 Eliot Avenue
Middle Village, NY 11379
Lasting impressions
are our first priority.
A funeral service represents a family’s
final farewell to their loved one. Knowing this,
we go beyond what is expected to ensure
the ceremony is beautiful and memorable...
a truly fitting tribute to that special life.
We invite you to visit us to meet our staff
and tour our facility. We think you’ll be
pleased to find that making lasting impressions
is our first priority.
MORTON FUNERAL HOME /
RIDGEWOOD CHAPELS
Continuing a proud tradition of dignified, personal service.
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718-458-3000
Funeral Directors
John DiMario,
George H. Luhrin
A dignifi ed checklist to prepare for the end
Many people have thought
about what type of funeral
they'd like for themselves.
Whether you choose to formally make
advance arrangements or not, it is very
important to let family and/or friends
know what it is you want your funeral
to be like. Chances are a lot greater that
your wishes will be carried out if people
know what those wishes are.
There are several important elements
to record to ensure your wishes
are carried out:
*Last Will and Testament — Contact
an attorney to have a will written or
make updates to an older one. Be sure
family and friends know your attorney's
name and where the will is fi led.
*Cemetery/Cremation Information
— Record the name of the cemetery or
where you would like your cremated
remains to be placed, address and phone
number; plot number and location; name
on plot purchase; and location of deed.
*Funeral Home Details — Record
names of funeral home and funeral
director, address and phone number.
If pre-arrangements were made, record
contract # and location of fi led
contract.
*Draft biographical info — The necessary
information to record is: full
name, address, phone number; years of
residency; birth information (city, state/
province, date); Social Security number;
full names of father and mother (maiden);
marital status and name of spouse; religious
and fraternal affi liations; education
information; employment history; family
members; location of birth and marriage
certifi cates and adoption papers.
*Military Service — Be sure to locate a
copy of the DD-214 (discharge/separation
papers) and make record of: branch;
date entered and discharged; grade/
rank; place of entry; war or confl ict;
decorations; pension and disability claim
numbers; fl ag requested; and veteran's
cemetery marker.
*Estate Executor — Does the executor
know of his or her role? Record executor’s
name, address and phone number.
*Department of Motor Vehicles — Record
the location and phone number
or the department and list all vehicles
registered in your name.
*Licensed Firearms — List any
licensed/registered handguns. Who/
where should they go?
*Plans for Pets — Have you made
arrangements for pets/animals?
From the New York State Funeral
Directors Association
/www.senecachapels.com
