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The Funeral is a American crime-drama film directed by Abel Ferrara and starring Christopher Walken, Chris Penn, Annabella Sciorra, Isabella Rossellini, Music by: Joe Delia.
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Your loved one's death continues to become more of a reality. And the very thought of facing your life over the next few weeks and months fills you both with loneliness and a sense of dread. It all feels like way too much to deal with, and we'd like you to know that right now it's okay to take care of yourself first. In fact, let's just say that you've got two important things to do in the coming weeks and months.
One, as much as possible, you need to practice exquisite self-care. Second, you need to spend some time focused on completing the paperwork which will officially change the status of your loved one with banks and creditors; employers, insurance companies, and mortgage holders. In those times when you're resting, you might want to think of one or two people who would be willing to help you deal with the paperwork left in the wake of your loved one's death.
Be sure to write down their names as they come to you; early bereavement is notorious for causing confusion.
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Let's be honest here; the degree to which your grief leaves you vulnerable, as well as the amount of "paperwork" you will have to deal with both depend on the relationship you shared with the deceased. If you are the surviving spouse, a daughter or son—or have been declared as the designated executor—the responsibilities you have over the death paperwork will be much more extensive than if you were merely a loving niece, nephew or friend. I'm afraid my paperwork has paperwork.
Those of us who are extremely well-organized should have less to deal with; the unorganized among us Here is a checklist of the tasks you may be facing in the coming weeks:. Get organized. Locate and safeguard as many of the documents listed below be sure to put each into in a designated set of file folders, and keep them within easy reach :.
Before you do anything, get a notebook. You'll want to record the date and time of every phone conversation, email or postal communication; if you did it, write it down.
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Be sure to include the full name of the person you spoke to, their job title; and their employer identification or extension number. Request certified copies of the Death Certificate. Speak with one of our funeral professionals to determine just how many you may need. Check to see if deceased had left a will. This may require contacting the family attorney, checking your safe deposit box or home safe; or the state Will Registry.
Get the mail redirected, if applicable. Visit the United States Postal Service website to learn more about how to submit a Change of Address form or stop by your local post office. Stop health insurance coverage. You may need to provide them with additional information, so keep your file folders handy. Contact employer or union. Determine if there are any death-related benefits available, ask and answer questions, and change any relevant contact information.
Make sure to pay the bills. Some folks have their bills paid automatically, but if this isn't the case here, you'll need to take care of them before they become delinquent. If you fear delinquency, you may wish to speak with a utility representative to work out a payment plan. Initiate probate. Trump weighs in on royal family bombshell. Writer: This is why it's always Meghan Markle's fault.
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Soleimani's body was later taken to a ceremony in the holy city of Qom, ahead of a burial in his hometown of Kerman. Just weeks before, thousands of anti-government protesters had filled the streets to voice their frustration with Iran's leaders, as well as the crippling economic sanctions imposed on the country by the Trump administration.
But widespread reverence for Soleimani, who commands a cult-like status in the country, has seemingly united Iranians of all political stripes in anger at the US. Photos: Iranians mourn Qasem Soleimani. Mourners carry the coffin of Gen. Hide Caption.
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Relatives of victims that were caught in a stampede wait outside a hospital in Kerman on January 7. A portrait of Soleimani hangs outside a hospital where victims of the stampede were being treated. With his dying breath, Isfandiyar entrusted Rustam with the guidance of his son, after declaring that his death was caused not by Rustam but by fate and his father's ambitions.
Rustam made arrangements to send Isfandiyar's body back to Iran. The text gives a detailed description of the fine iron coffin that Rustam ordered, smeared with pitch on the inside, draped with rich Chinese brocades, and sprinkled with musk and ambergris. He also shrouded the body in brocade and placed on it Isfandiyar's turquoise crown. The details of the painting follow the text faithfully.