We believe that the greatest obstacle to free choice has been the veil of mystery that shrouds the physical and financial facts of death. The purpose of the Princeton Memorial Association is to give people the freedom of informed choice through education. We seek to promote dignity, simplicity and economy in final arrangements and, above all, freedom of choice. By informed planning, members can make sensible and economical arrangements that will encourage both the acceptance of death and the affirmation of life for those left behind.
Donations are tax deductible.
An advance directive form, which includes both a living will and the designation of a health care representative. In discussion with family, you are encouraged to complete the forms, and file copies with next of kin, clergy, and a funeral director if you choose. Each spring, our Annual Meeting features an outstanding speaker, panel or film on a topic of current importance. The Annual Meeting is announced in our newsletter and advertised in local newspapers. It is open to the public.