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How to Write an Obituary for a Family Member, Friend, Pet, or Yourself
How do you summarize a life in only a few paragraphs? New York Times bestselling author Rebecca Morris will help you create a meaningful and even entertaining obituary.
View Video (00:57:15) | Posted December 2024
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Ducks in a Row: Advance Care Directives
Learn more about directives you need for end-of-life planning with End of Life Washington.
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Ducks in a Row: Funeral Options 2.0
Learn more about funeral planning and arrangements with People's Memorial Association.
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Ducks in a Row: Estate Planning with KHBB Law
Learn more about how to prepare legal documents for end-of-life planning with an attorney.
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Ducks In A Row: Funeral Options
PMA will present on your options for body disposition in Washington State, the decision that need to be made when planning a funeral, and the paperwork needed.
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Ducks in a Row: Estate Planning
KHBB Law with Cover Estate Planning, which will include covering essential estate planning documents such as Durable Power of Attorney, Will, and Revocable Living Trust.
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Ducks In A Row: Advanced Care Directives
End of Life Washington will share the importance of advance planning with an overview of advance directives for healthcare, durable power of attorney for healthcare (DPOAHC, and the POLST forms.
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Aging in Place: Homesharing
Our homesharing program is about housing options that promote aging in place. Homesharing is a model that increases affordable housing options, creates opportunity to earn additional income, combats social isolation and loneliness, and supports intentional roommate matching. Successful homeshares involve adults of all ages and can promote intergenerational sharing.
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Aging in Place: Universal Design
Our universal design program is about housing options that promote aging in place. What is universal design? How do we look at accessibility in our living spaces as we consider our current and future needs? Barry Long, a local accessibility focused realtor, will describe some of the most common examples of universal design in housing and suggest ways for you to evaluate your current home.