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(09/25/1951 - 03/06/2010)
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Help with Grief
Caring for yourself is not selfish. The period of recovery is different for every person. There is no timetable for grief, so don't compare yourself with others who have lost loved ones. Your life has changed and healing in your own way is important for the health of your mind, body and spirit. It's normal for some days to be better than others.
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At Sax-Tiedemann Funeral Home, we strive to provide the resources to help you with the grief process. Please contact one of our staff to help guide you towards the information, support, or counseling options you may need. Should you prefer an online source of grief resources; the following link will also provide you with sound information to help you manage your feelings and emotions at this most difficult time.
"Though grief is a natural and necessary process, it's also an extraordinarily difficult one. We're here to help mourners and those who care for them."
- Alan D. Wolfelt,
Ph.D., Director
U.S. Verterans
The following benefits are available to an honorably discharged U.S. Veteran:
1. A burial allowance of up to $300 will be paid to the funeral home if the veteran was receiving V.A. compensation, pension or was properly hospitalized by the Veteran's Administration.
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2. A cemetery space in a federally operated cemetery.
3. A $150 burial plot allowance is payable if the deceased veteran was discharged for a disability incurred or aggravated in the line of duty, in receipt of compensation or pension at the time of death, was properly hospitalized by the V.A. or was buried in a state cemetery if the plot has not been paid for. If the plot has been paid for, the allowance will be paid to the funeral home.
4. A flag for the funeral services.
5. A government grave marker where there is no family marker.
6. Transportation costs, if the veteran died in a V.A. facility.
7. A burial allowance of up to $1500.00 when death was due to a service connected disability.
8. Under some circumstances there are survivors' benefits for spouses and minor children.
Social Security
Upon the death of an insured worker (those who have paid into Social Security for 6 Quarters), a lump sum benefit of $255 will be paid to a surviving spouse living in the same household. If there is no spouse who qualifies, the lump sum benefit may be paid to qualifying dependent children.
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We send a statement of death to the local Social Security office as soon as we have the deceased's Social Security number. Most applications can be completed over the phone or through the mail so we strongly recommend the next-of-kin or their agent call the Social Security office within two weeks of the date of death. Application must be made within two years of the date of the death of the insured worker. When all of the records have been assembled by Social Security they will be able to appraise you of what other benefits are available.
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* American Heart Association - American Heart Association of Metropolitan Chicago 2008 S. LaSalle Street, Suite 900 Chicago, 60604-1197
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