Plan Ahead
Plan Your Family'sMemorial Needs in Advance
Preparing today gives your family more time, more choices, and less financial stress when the unexpected happens.
Understanding the Hesitation
Common Reasons Families Put Off Planning
"We're still too young."
Many families believe planning ahead can wait. Unfortunately, life doesn't always follow our timeline.
"We'll deal with it when the time comes."
Many families choose to wait until a loss happens. By then, decisions often need to be made quickly, during an already emotional and stressful time.
"We'll think about it later."
Putting it off may mean fewer choices, higher prices, and less time to prepare.
"We don't like talking about it."
Planning for the future isn't always an easy conversation. But taking the time to plan today can make things much easier for your loved ones later.
Why More Families Choose to Plan Ahead
More Time to Decide
Take your time and make decisions without feeling rushed.
Flexible Payments
Pay in smaller installments instead of one large payment.
Lock in Today's Prices
Planning early can help you avoid future price increases.
Less Stress for Your Family
Your loved ones won't have to make difficult financial decisions during an already emotional time.
Guidance from a Memorial Advisor
Your Memorial Advisor will help you understand your options and answer your questions every step of the way.
The Journey
What Happens After You Plan Ahead
Choose your memorial lot or memorial plan
Complete your application
Receive your documents
Start your payment schedule
Keep your documents safe
Share your plan information with your family
Your Memorial Advisor remains available whenever you need assistance
For Every Stage of Life
Planning Ahead Isn't Just for Seniors
Young Families
Start preparing while monthly payments are more manageable.
Parents
Protect your children from future financial and emotional burdens.
Adults Planning for Retirement
Prepare while you still have the freedom to choose.
OFWs
Plan for your family back home, even while you're working abroad.
When the Time Comes
If You Own a Memorial Plan
- →Contact your Memorial Advisor.
- →Prepare the required documents.
- →We'll verify your plan.
- →We'll guide your family through the next steps.
If You Own a Memorial Lot
- →Visit the Heritage Park Interment Office.
- →Present your lot documents and complete the required forms.
- →Pay the interment fee or Present your interment plan.
- →Heritage Park prepares the burial site.
- →Attend the scheduled interment.
Common Questions About Planning Ahead
Honest answers to the questions families ask most.
Is it too early for me to start planning?
Many families feel that way, and it's completely understandable. But planning ahead is one of the most caring decisions you can make. It ensures your wishes are honored and spares your loved ones from making hurried decisions during a time of grief.
Can I speak with an advisor without committing to a purchase?
Absolutely. In fact, we encourage it. Choosing a memorial property is a personal decision, and there's no obligation to purchase. Our advisors are happy to answer your questions and help you understand your options.
What should I consider when choosing a memorial property?
It depends on your family's preferences, budget, and long-term plans — including how many family members you'd like to accommodate. A Memorial Planning Advisor can walk you through the differences between our properties so you can make a confident, informed decision.
What happens if my financial circumstances change?
We understand that circumstances can change. Available options will depend on your account status and the terms of your purchase. We encourage you to speak with an advisor early so we can walk you through what's available to you.
Ready to Take the First Step?
No pressure. Ask questions first, and decide when you're ready.