It is the same situation when it comes to planning ahead for your burial arrangements. You can choose your preference of site, casket, Rabbi, etc ahead of time and reduce the burden on the loved ones so they don't have to make all the difficult decisions at once. The price range for a cemetery plot varies. It is like shopping for a home. You want to know more information about the neighborhood and the average price for a two bedroom home, as one counselor explains, it's the same for the cemetery.
Location is a key factor in the price range.
You may want a plot in a specific section, prefer a traditional side by side space, or family estate for semi-privacy within a garden estate for the whole family, wall crypt, or grassy, flat, hilltop, mountain or garden view. Funeral costs will depend on what kind of caskets. Within the price ranges, there are services that are provided such as maintenance of the plot, the tombstone, use of the funeral home for service instead. In his job with Rosenberg's Raphael-Sacks, Inc., Goldstein also works with members in the Jewish Deaf community and explain their options and how Jewish religious tradition plays a part in choosing a casket. Helpful Tips for A Checklist Requesting the death certificate - for legal purposes.