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They die. You get the bill. Too many families avoid the funeral conversation until death forces it onto the survivors. Then, in the middle of grief, someone is expected to make immediate decisions involving burial, interment, mausoleum placement, funeral-home charges, cemetery costs, and a bill that can quickly reach $15,000 to $20,000 or more. But this book challenges one of the biggest assumptions survivors are handed: Everybody says you have to. This book says: not so fast. Through plain language, short stories, real-world situations, and practical explanations, Reverend Emory Irving Gary Jr. examines the pressure survivors face, the choices they may still have, and why simply being the person left behind does not automatically mean every financial burden becomes yours. This is not a broad estate-planning book. It is not about retirement, college planning, or long-term financial strategy. It is about one immediate problem: The funeral and disposition bill sitting in front of the survivor right now. Before you sign, agree, assume, or pay, understand what is actually happening. They didn’t want to deal with it.
That does not mean you have to accept everything placed in front of you.
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