From the Back Cover
"Jeanne McIntee has provided a comprehensive reference for assisting individuals in making choices that will give comfort in a time of loss. This volume provides the survivors with the organization necessary to carry out a course of action that is meaningful." ---Dr. Roberta B. Holt Faculty, Georgetown Family Center Washington, D.C.
"Jeanne McIntee's book provides a very useful framework to help families with decisions while facing emotional pain of often unparalleled intensity. She combines discussion of the deeply moving personal and spiritual issues which arise with very specific practical outlines on how to plan the ceremonies which illuminate the end of life." ---Dr. John R. Priest pediatric oncologist Minneapolis, Minnesota
"An excellent resource for everyone who needs help planning a funeral. It is also an excellent pastoral resource for priests and ministers who need to help families and individuals plan a funeral." ---Father Patrick Lannon Pastor, Nativity of Our Lord Parish St. Paul, Minnesota
About the Author
Jeanne Daly McIntee wrote this book because she could not find the help she needed when her infant son was lost to cancer in 1985. She is licensed as both a professional marriage and family therapist and a clinical social worker, and holds a master of arts degree in Human Development. She lives in St. Paul, Minnesota, with her husband and four children.