Death and Dying Info Center

Homepage: This page is the start of this web site. Links to About Us (who and what we are), Contents (listing our pages and what they will contain) and Site Map (how to navigate the site) are found on this page, as well as technical information regarding the creation of this site.
About Us: This page tells you our mission statement - giving you an idea of who we are, what we are and what we wish to accomplish with this site.
Contents: A listing of the pages with a description of their content.
Site Map: This page is a visual layout of the entire site and allows the reader to see how this site’s hierarchy is constructed. The entire site is shown and each page is a link enabling the reader to look over the site in its entirety or go directly to a link.
Contact Us: Email links to all departments/people on the site.
Resource Links: A listing of internet links relating to the death and dying issues. The index currently includes CAREGIVER ISSUES, GRIEF SUPPORT, FUNERAL RELATED, CEMETERIES, DISPOSITION, END-OF-LIFE ISSUES, SENIOR CITIZEN ISSUES, MISCELLANEOUS and ILLNESS/DISEASE. Each link has been verified and checked before being added to this listing. Readers are welcome to email us other sites for possible inclusion.
Columns: This department features various columns. There are monthly columnists as well as guest columns. There are archives of previous columns.
News: This page feature information of a topical nature such as stories from newspapers or television or the internet. The news stories are entered on the site as they happen. There is an archive as well. Readers are welcome to submit stories but please note what information must accompany the story.
Articles: Unlike news stories that are topical, these articles are deemed to be of interest and informative to the reader. There are both current and archive links. Readers are welcome to submit articles but please note what information must accompany the article.
Newsletter: This is a replica of the two page printed snail mail newsletter offered to people who do not have access to a computer or the internet. Readers are welcome to make a print out and give to family, friends or co-workers.
Help Us Improve This Site: An email link that allows readers to let us know what they think of the site itself. Please let us know what you like and dislike about the site. If you have suggestions, please let us know.
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