With a variety of cremation options and plans available, it’s hard to know what fits your needs. Learn about the options, costs, and laws governing cremation and burial. Get answers on setting money aside, which plans can be guaranteed, and where.

This informative class provides guidance, insight, and peace of mind around important end-of-life and financial planning considerations. Participants will learn about essential documents such as wills, powers of attorney, and health care directives, as well as recent updates to Minnesota’s medical assistance laws. The class will also explore which assets may or may not be protected, address common questions about long-term care, and review the basic information typically needed by a funeral home. You’ll leave with a better understanding of how to prepare and make informed decisions for yourself and your loved ones.

Join us for an engaging 60-minute session filled with education, light humor, and practical advice. The events of recent years have reminded us how quickly life can change, making it more important than ever to have accurate, up-to-date plans in place. In this class, we’ll cover key components of end-of-life planning, including powers of attorney, wills, trusts, health care directives, funeral or cremation wishes, and long-term care options. You’ll gain a clearer understanding of what these documents mean, how they work together, and why they matter. This program is a valuable opportunity to dispel common myths, reduce uncertainty, and get straightforward answers to your questions—helping you feel more confident and prepared for the future.

Join world renown Annette Bruchu for an enlightening educational experience. Learn how a spiritual leader/medium can provide guidance and emotional support during the final stages of life and give comfort after the celebration of life. She will be joined by Brenda Schultz, the Funeral Lady. Brenda will explain how to guide your family through the many steps of pre-planning. Find out how you can be a financial steward to remove questions of surviving family members as to how to cover costs.