What to Do When Death Occurs 

Notify Authorities: contact emergency services or the proper authorities to report the death. They will guide you on next steps.

Inform Family & Close Friends: where families can design a memorial service that reflects the unique life and personality of their loved ones. 

Seek Emotional Support: share the news with your loved and surround yourself with emotion support from family, friends, or a counselor to help you.

Contact Our Funeral Home: Reach out to Mikeska Funeral Home to make arrangements for the deceased. We can transport the body and organize services.

Locate Important Documents: gather important documents such as will, insurance policies, and pre-arranged funeral plans.

Notify the Relevant Institutions: inform the deceased person's employer, lawyer, insurance, etc. of the death to ensure the financial and legal procedures are followed.

Plan the Funeral & Memorial: our funeral directors and your family members can help you plan the funeral or memorial services.

Delegate Tasks: you are grieving, and it can be overwhelming. Delegate tasks to family members or close friends who are willing to assist with the funeral arrangements.

Take Care of Yourself: most importantly you need to prioritize self-care in this time of grief . Eat well, sleep, and engage in activities that bring you comfort and solace.

Seek Professional Help: if you find it difficult to cope or the grief becomes overwhelming, reach out to a counselor or therapist to provide guidance and support.