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Wally Klatch
Aging does not have to be an inevitable path from gray to black. It can be the song we sing on this path, and the duet that living and dying are dancing in our lives.
Oregon Death Care Packet
Live in Oregon? Going to die one day? Take a look inside our packet - documents and resources to help you know your rights and prepare for the inevitable end.
A resource by PDX Queer Death Collective
We invite you to ask yourself the tough, but gravely important questions required of the paperwork inside this packet. Discuss this with your friends, your family, your chosen kin.
Ask questions! Know your rights! And remember - all bodies deserve safe & inclusive death care.
Our Inspiration
We have never seen a packet like this compiled in any funeral home, on any cremation website, at any pre need cemetery appointment, or in any place that claims to be for the people. This information is necessary and each and every person deserves to know how to prepare themselves and others for death.
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