Bruce J Young Pre Need Consulting · Inglewood, California

Pre-need funeral planning in Inglewood with Bruce J. Young

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Bruce helps Los Angeles families put their funeral wishes in writing and arrange them ahead of time at Inglewood Park Cemetery, where families have laid loved ones to rest since 1906. One unhurried conversation, a written plan, and a family that never has to guess what you wanted.

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Why families plan ahead

Your wishes, in your own words

The music, the readings, who speaks, where you rest. Decided by you and written down, instead of pieced together by others on the hardest week of their lives.

What a pre-arranged funeral covers

Decisions without a deadline

Choices made at a kitchen table, with time to think and ask questions, tend to be calmer and wiser than choices made in a hurry.

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A lighter load for the people you love

When a plan exists, your family makes one phone call and follows a document you already signed. Bruce keeps it on file and walks them through it.

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Meet Bruce

Bruce J. Young is President of Centinela Consulting Group and Sales Director, Pre-Arranged Funeral at Inglewood Park Cemetery. He received the cemetery's President's Award in 1991, holds a California insurance license, and has served the Inglewood business community as Chairman of the Board of the Inglewood Chamber of Commerce.

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A place with deep roots

Inglewood Park Cemetery opened in 1905 and recorded its first burial in 1906. Its granite chapel dates to 1907, and its mausoleum is described by the cemetery as the first community mausoleum in California.

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