Los Gatos

A funeral is a way for family and friends to say their last goodbyes to someone they loved. The ones that I have attended have always been filled with sorrow and people wearing black. I have decided that I want my funeral to be different. As a matter of fact, I would rather call my services a Celebration of Life. I do not want my loved ones, or friends, to be sorrowful that I am gone. I would rather have them think about how I touched their lives, and somehow brought a little happiness to them. I do not want anything fancy, but I would like to have a private viewing for family members only, followed by a graveside service, and a celebration of life at my sister’s house. I want my Celebration of Life to be filled with people wearing my favorite
This cemetery is located in Los Gatos, California. I will buy a plot with that can accommodate two stackable caskets, so my husband and I can always be together. Los Gatos is where I chose to be buried because it is close to my family and my husband’s family. Los Gatos is a location that is easily accessible for both families to come and visit, without it being a strain because of distance. It is a beautiful city and very close to where I grew up. Los Gatos is the perfect location for me to be buried. A stackable plot, for two caskets, can be purchased for $6,200.00 by a private seller. I do not want my casket to be extremely expensive, since it will just be buried in the ground with me. I found an 18-gauge steel casket on sale for $1,195.00, including tax and shipping. This is the casket I will be buried
I want my Celebration of Life memorial service to be held at my sister’s house because she now owns the house I grew up in. This part of the service will have a mixture of traditional Korean and American food. I will have both types of food because I consider myself both Korean and American. For the Korean dishes, I will have Korean short ribs, Korean clear noodles, Kimchi, Korean pork, and white sticky rice. The American dishes will consist of tri-tip, mac and cheese (for my grandchildren), and garlic bread. I will have these choices because they are my favorite Korean and American dishes. I will also have sweet rice cake and ice cream for desert. My sister has a backyard large enough to accommodate one hundred people. The tables, chairs, and canopies will be placed there. The tables will be covered in teal and pink table cloths. Framed pictures of me, with my family and friends, will sit on every table. My favorite music will play in the background. There will be a slide show with pictures of me with my family, pets, and friends. Everyone will tell amusing and memorable stories of the times we spent together. There will be no tears, only laughter for my final goodbye. The package for the canopies, tables, chairs, linens, china, and glassware will cost about $1,410.00. The catering for the Korean food for fifty people will cost about $500.00, and the American food for