Available Literature

Four-Step Funeral Planning: Where to Start When You Don't Know How to Start.

Beat the High Cost of Funerals: Benefits of Membership in a Funeral Consumer Group

Common Funeral Myths

Cremation Explained

Death Away From Home

Death in One State, Burial in Another

Did You Forget the Most Important Part of Funeral Planning?

Earth Burial: a Tradition in Simplicity

Eco-Friendly Death and Funeral Choices

How to File a Funeral or Cemetery Complaint

How to Help Grieving People

How to Plan a Memorial Service

How to Read a Funeral Home's General Price List

Light, Like the Sun: an Essay on Cremation

No One Wants to Talk About Death: How to Help

Organ and Body Donation

Prepaying Your Funeral: Benefits and Dangers

Recycle Your Medical Devices

Simple and Cheap, My Father Said — by the Daughter of Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black

Starting a Funeral Consumers Alliance: You Can Do It!

Ten Tips for Saving Funeral Dollars

Twelve Reasons People Spend "Too Much" on a Funeral

Veterans' Funeral and Burial Benefits

Viewing and Visitation: the Difference

What Shall We Do With the Ashes?

What You Should Know About Embalming

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