Last Rights of Central Pennsylvania |
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Who Are We? For over 25 years, Last Rights of Central Pennsylvania (LRCP) has been helping individuals and families to avoid the emotional confusion and high expense often associated with caring for the deceased. We do this through education and advocacy. Our main goal is to help you to understand the broad range of after-death care options available to you so that your choices are personally meaningful--and affordable. Most people are actually surprised by what is possible. Watch this video to see what the most recent generation of undertakers has to offer. For our Frequently Asked Questions page, click here. |
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Board of Directors |
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| Laurie Mulvey, President (Term ends 2009) llm108@psu.edu |
Barbara Seibel, Vice President (Term ends 2010) barbseibel01@yahoo.com |
Volunteers are available to offer presentations at colleges, funeral societies, religious organizations, health-care agencies, medical facility in-services, etc. We are also available to assist families in planning either a conventional or a family-directed funeral (by providing information about legal procedures, memorial ceremonies, and local end-of-life establishments that will work directly with your wishes). Some of our members are also available to walk through the entire home funeral process with you when a death occurs (including caring for the deceased loved one at home, helping to create a personally meaningful ceremony, making necessary arrangements with local establishments, etc.). If you are interested in any of the above, contact Laurie Mulvey.
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| Jane Beylouny, Secretary (Term ends 2011) jfb3082@adelphia.net |
David Jeffreys, Treasurer (Term ends 2009) dmj@lazerlink.com |
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Joan G. Creager, Member |
Sue Smith, Newsletter Editor (Term ends 2009) suesmith22@juno.com |
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| Raymond Ayoub, Member (Term ends 2011) rga1@psu.edu |
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You are never too young to make your wishes known. This knowledge can make all the difference in how the survivors move through their grief. And a hard copy of your final wishes should be kept in an accessible location with your other personal documents.
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Environmental journalist and author, Mark Harrris, discussed natural alternatives to the modern funeral at our annual meeting on May 20, 2008. It was a standing-room-only crowd!