We certainly hope this does not happen! However, it is always a good idea to be prepared. A good start would be to speak with Pastor Cass regarding your funeral wishes or at least write them down and give them to someone. Do not put them in a drawer. In terms of your pledge to the 100th Anniversary Capital Campaign, you should make your pledge known to whomever will be handling your estate after your death. You should let them know your desire that your 100th Anniversary Capital Campaign pledge be paid from the resources of your estate. By the way, this also is true for your regular pledge to Trinity. We have often fell short of our annual pledge goal for a given year due to death of pledgers with no specific instruction that their pledge should be paid.