Albuquerque, NM (Business Wire) 29 September 2010

People their finances, their families, their retirement, about everything except their funeral planning. ? Without planning end of life, s LIFEA other plans may unravel, and the forthcoming book, a good Goodbye :? ??? Funerals for those who plan to die Seize t (Light Tree Press), will contribute to the initiation of the call.

â? How to talk about sex rip-off? t make you are pregnant, says funeral rip-off? t make you dead? and your family enjoy the conversation, â? told the author Gail Rubin.


A Good Goodbye

offers information, inspiration and tools for planning and implementation of creative, rewarding and memorable rites of the dying people and their pets too.

The book uses gentle humor, the main information on funerals do not know that most people donâ convey that than after a death in the family ????:


Five things everyone should know now, before the death of a loved one
Four reasons to plan for healthy people of their own funeral
Like thousands of dollars saved by pre-planning
How to break the ice to talk about family planning funeral

Following the publication of the U.S. Religious Knowledge survey by the Pew Research Center? S Forum on Religion & Public Life, a Good-bye devotes an entire chapter to the funeral of the great religious traditions, religions, a great resource for interfaith families who do not know much can be silent about their own religious traditions, all its partners? s.

â? Gail Rubin takes the last taboo of the society in a readable, practical way with a light touch. It is the perfect read for anyone who is not sure about this â? Things death? and how to best prepare for it, â? Said Joe see, secretary of the Green Burial Council.

The book will be published in time to a Great Funeral Day 30 to create October, and copies can be reserved for a pre-publication price until a good Goodbye on Amazon.com and other sellers of the land available.

Author Gail Rubin is an event planner specializing celebration end of life and start a professional speaker and of funeral planning to entertainment. She created the Family Plot Blog (http://TheFamilyPlot.wordpress.com) an online resource for healing and prevention meaningful funeral service. She is a member of the Association for Death Education and Counselling and has experience with hundreds of burials and memorials. As a survivor of breast cancer, it treats the subject in the face of death with humor and compassion. To learn more www.AGoodGoodbye.com.


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