Sponsor spotlight Cones and Conversation Come get the scoop on funeral and cremation planning

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Beck’s Tribute Center invites the community to an ice cream social on August 27 at 6 p. m. to explore the topic of funeral and cremation pre-planning. Attendees will enjoy ice cream while learning how planning ahead can ease the emotional and financial burdens on loved ones. The event is free and will take place at 405 5th Ave.

S. , Edmonds. Participants can ask questions in a welcoming environment, whether they are just curious or ready to make arrangements. Space is limited, so RSVPs are required by emailing julie. hartman@becksfuneralhome.

com. This initiative reflects a growing trend towards proactive end-of-life planning in the community. Pre-planning allows individuals to ensure their personal wishes are honored and can provide peace of mind for families. As more people recognize the importance of planning, events like this serve as essential resources for fostering open conversations about sensitive topics.

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