Often a taboo subject, death is an inevitable passage for everyone. Many emotions make it a sensitive topic: acceptance, fear, sadness, and more. However, one must face the reality that if we do not make these choices ourselves, our loved ones will have to. It is not necessary to choose the color of the flowers or the scent of the air for your funeral! Simply determine what is important to you. Here are some of the most important points:

• Make an appointment with your notary to draft your will and determine who will take charge of your funeral and your estate.

• Cremation, embalming, or a hybrid (visitation with a casket and cremation before burial).

• What kind of funeral do you desire? A funeral home? At a cottage? A religious service?

• How would you like your ashes to be disposed of? A traditional or ecological cemetery? A columbarium? Scattering? Does a loved one wish to keep them at home?

In closing, do not put pressure on yourself. If you prefer, let your loved ones make the decision and do not hesitate to share this wish with them. You can also fill out this form. You may attach it to your will or entrust it to a loved one.