When a family is scattered throughout the country and a loved one suddenly dies, the process of planning a funeral and getting everyone together can add severely to the trauma. Clark has always been a fan of memorial societies that allow people to plan ahead of time for their funerals and save people about 70 percent. Now, there is another option. It’s called a “funeral concierge” and it’s already going on in Canada. The service used there, Everest, is coming to the States and will open its first service in Houston. It costs a decent amount to hire a concierge, but caskets are discounted and the convenience is priceless in times of such heartache. To join a memorial society, go to funerals.org. And we’ll keep you posted on what’s happening with Everest.