LETTER OF LAST INSTRUCTIONS
I,
,
have written this letter of last instructions to indicate my personal
preferences regarding funeral and burial.
1.
Anatomical
donations or organ donation.
2.
Location of the
will and name of the executor or executrix.
3.
Instructions regarding funeral and burial.
Funeral Director:
Clergy:
Visitation/Viewing:
Disposition of Body:
Music:
Flowers:
Pallbearers:
Casket/outer enclosure:
Clothing:
Cemetery location:
Grave number
Lot
Section
Block
Obituary location:
Special instructions:
4.
Location of birth or baptismal certificates, social security card,
marriage or divorce certificates, naturalization and citizenship papers, and
discharge papers from the Armed Forces.
5.
Location of membership certificates in lodges, fraternal organizations,
or Native corporations which may provide death or cemetery benefits.
6.
Location of safe deposit boxes and the keys.
7.
List and location of all insurance policies.
8.
List of pension systems which may allow death benefits, for example
Social Security Administration, Veterans Administration, government or state
pension programs, railroad retirement, and other retirements.
9.
List and location of all bank, saving, or credit union accounts.
10.
List and location of all stocks and bonds.
11.
List of all real property – personal, business, or other.
Include land, houses, vehicle, recreational equipment, heirlooms, etc.
12.
Instructions concerning all businesses, if any.
13.
An explanatory statement of action taken in the will, if desired.
14.
List of advisors and their addresses:
executor of estate, lawyer, life insurance underwriter, accountant,
investment counselor, physicians, preferred funeral director, business
partners, clergy, etc.
15.
Personal Information:
Full Name:
Maiden Name:
Telephone: (
)
Marital Status:
Address:
Social Security:
Birth Date:
Schools and Colleges Attended:
Honors Awarded:
Employers and Positions Held:
Immediate Family Members:
Name
Address
Relationship Place and
Dateof Birth
s
Enclosed in envelope marked “TO BE
OPENED IMMEDIATELY IN THE EVENT OF MY DEATH”, place with other important
papers, and give copies to family members.
DO NOT place in a safe
deposit box.