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– What to Expect When Bringing Your Loved One into Our Care (click here)
– What to Expect During a Funeral Service Arrangement Meeting (click here)
– Topics of Concern After a Loved One’s Death and Who May Request a Death Certificate (click here)
– Death Certificates
Our staff can order Death Certificates at the time of the funeral arrangement meeting. To order additional Death Certificates at a later date, please see below.
– Who Has the Right to Make Funeral Arrangements in Colorado?
A competent adult individual has the right and power to choose and declare their wishes for arrangements after their death. A Declaration of Disposition of Last Remains form is provided in Colorado law and your completed form should be retained with personal records such as a will, codicil, trust, or power of attorney. Please refer to Colorado Revised Statutes (C.R.S.) § 15-19-104 and 15-19-107. (click here to learn more)
The right to make final decisions about a decedent’s body and funeral services are determined by Colorado law. Please refer to Colorado Revised Statutes (C.R.S.) § 15-19-106. (click here to learn more)
– Death Notification Checklist (click here)
– How Social Security Can Help You When a Family Member Dies (click here)
– Social Security Survivor Benefits (click here)
– Eligibility for Burial in a VA National Cemetery (click here)
– What Burial in a VA National Cemetery Includes (click here)
– Burial at Ft. Logan National Cemetery (click here)