April 01, 2014

Total Memorial Packages in USA; see how our prices compare

We are embarking on Holy Gardens Memorial Package and just compare how our prices compared with that of USA

We can have package (BVO) starting at P90t

Package Price: $7,995

This funeral package is available at all our Los Angeles and Orange County locations and includes basic funeral services and facilities.

Included:

Mortuary Services $3,320
Funeral Services & Memorial Selections – $2,210
Casket Discount ($720)
Burial Services $3,185 (Interment Service P150,000)

Not Included:

Memorial Property

Total Package Price : $7,995

Prices are effective 01/30/2014, do not include sales tax or DCA fee, and are subject to change without notice. Call or email us for more information.
Prices are subject to change.

'This is about P400,000 in PHP and does not include the lot

2. Chapel Hill

Would cost on the average $10.000 (about P500,000) and which may include the property (plot) Ours would be 1/5 the US price

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Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens and Funeral Home
1121 North Galena Avenue
Dixon, IL 61021
Tel: 1-815-284-3322
Fax: 1-815-284-0022

Our Prices

Chapel Hill Funeral Home & Memorial Park

1121 N. Galena Avenue Dixon, IL 61021

(815) 284-3322

Preneed Package General Price List

(These prices are effective as of November 1, 2013 but are subject to change without notice.)

The goods and services shown below are those we can provide to our customers. You may choose only the items you desire. However, any funeral arrangements you select will include a charge for our basic services and overhead. If legal or other requirements mean you must buy any items you did not specifically ask for, we will explain the reason in writing on the statement we provide describing the funeral goods and services you selected.
These prices below are for our Package Funeral Prices. A complete price list with itemized pricing is available at our funeral home or you may call and price information will be given by phone.

Preneed Package Prices

Ground Burial

At Chapel Hill Memorial Park

Single Package $ 8500.00

Regular Special

Casket (Claire 20 ga.) $ 1150.00 $ 1000.00

Service Charge $ 3150.00 $ 2730.00

Monticello Vault $ 1195.00 $ 895.00

Vault Delivery $ 180.00 $ 180.00

One Grave Space $ 895.00 $ 895.00

One Grave Open & Close $ 900.00 $ 900.00

One Monument (24x12) $ 2265.79 $ 1900.00

Total $ 9735.79 $ 8500.00

Burial in Cemetery other than Chapel Hill and no

Monument $ 5675.00 (Does not include grave,

opening & closing or Monument)

Companion Package $16850.00

Regular Special

2 Caskets (Claire 20 ga.) $ 2300.00 $ 2000.00

2 Service Charges $ 6300.00 $ 5460.00

2 Monticello Vaults $ 2390.00 $ 1790.00

2 Vault Deliveries $ 360.00 $ 360.00

2 Grave Spaces $ 1790.00 $ 1790.00

2 Grave Open & Close $ 1800.00 $ 1800.00

One Comp Marker (36X13) $ 3820.24 $ 3650.00

Total $18025.00 $16850.00

Mausoleum Burial

In Chapel Hill Memorial Park Mausoleum

Single Package for Mausoleum $9000.00

Regular Special

Casket (Claire 20 ga.) $ 1150.00 $ 1000.00

Service Charge $ 3150.00 $ 2730.00

1 Crypt (Heaven) $ 3295.00 $ 3295.00

1 Name Plate $ 1385.00 $ 1385.00

Sales Tax on Plate $ 93.48 $ 93.48

One Open and Close $ 600.00 $ 496.52

Total $ 9673.48 $ 9000.00

Companion Package for Mausoleum $15250.00

Regular Special

2 Caskets(Claire 20 ga.) $ 2300.00 $ 2000.00

2 Service Charges $ 6300.00 $ 5460.00

1 Tandem Crypt (Sky) $ 5395.00 $ 5395.00

1 Name Plate $ 1385.00 $ 1385.00

Sales Tax on Plate $ 93.48 $ 93.48

2 Open and Close $ 1200.00 $ 916.52

Total $ 16673.48 $15250.00

These packages do not include cash advance items that you may ask us to advance for you such as: death certificates, newspaper obituaries, hairdresser, clergy honorariums, flowers, etc.

Our Service charge includes: Professional services of funeral home and staff, removal from place of death (within 30 miles), embalming, other preparation of deceased, 2 hour visitation held at funeral home or other facility; use of staff and or funeral home for funeral service held at funeral home or other facility, funeral coach to church and/or cemetery and lead car/service car.

Preneed Cremation Packages

Our charge for a direct cremation (without ceremony) includes: basic services of funeral director and staff; a proportionate share of overhead costs; removal of remains; transportation to crematory; and necessary authorizations.
If you want to arrange a direct cremation, you can use an alternative container. Alternative containers encase the body and can be made of materials like fiberboard or composition materials (with or without an outside covering). The containers we provide are a fiberboard container or an unfinished wood box.

Traditional Package

followed by Cremation $6995.00

Regular Special

1 Oak Rental Casket $ 945.00 $ 945.00

1 Service Charge $ 3150.00 $ 2730.00

Crematory Charge $ 275.00 $ -Inc-

1 Marbelon Urn $ 150.00 $ 150.00

One Grave Space $ 895.00 $ 895.00

One Grave Open & Close $ 375.00 $ 375.00

One Monument (24x12) $ 2265.79 $ 1900.00

Total $ 8055.79 $ 6995.00

with no Cemetery or Monument $ 4520.00

Traditional Package followed by Cremation

for 2 People with 2 Grave Purchases $13840.00

Regular Special

2 Oak Rental Casket $ 1890.00 $ 1890.00

2 Service Charges $ 6300.00 $ 5460.00

2 Crematory Charges $ 550.00 $ -Inc-

2 Marbelon Urns $ 300.00 $ 300.00

2 Grave Spaces $ 1790.00 $ 1790.00

2 Grave Open & Close $ 750.00 $ 750.00

One Comp Marker (36X13) $ 3820.24 $ 3650.00

Total $ 15400.24 $13840.00

Traditional Package followed by Cremation for 2

People with 1 Grave Purchase w/ 2^nd Rite of

Interment $ 12250.00

Regular Special

2 Oak Rental Casket $ 1890.00 $ 1890.00

2 Service Charges $ 6300.00 $ 5460.00

2 Crematory Charges $ 550.00 $ 307.50

2 Marbelon Urns $ 300.00 $ 300.00

1 Grave Space $ 895.00 $ 895.00

2^nd Rite of Interment $ 447.50 $ 447.50

2 Grave Open & Close $ 750.00 $ 750.00

Double Int Marker (16X24) $ 2484.16 $ 2200.00

Total $ 13616.66 $12250.00

Direct Cremation with Memorial Service

Regular Special

Direct Cremation $ 1545.00 $ 995.00

Memorial Service $ 400.00 $ 400.00

Crematory Charge $ 275.00 $ 275.00

1 Marbelon Urn $ 150.00 $ 150.00

One Grave Space $ 895.00 $ 895.00

One Grave Open & Close $ 375.00 $ 375.00

One Monument (24x12) $ 2265.79 $ 1900.00

Total $ 5905.79 $ 4990.00

Companion Direct Cremation with Memorial Service with One Grave Space with 2^nd Rite

Regular Special

2 Direct Cremations $ 3090.00 $ 1990.00

2 Memorial Services $ 800.00 $ 800.00

2 Crematory Charges $ 550.00 $ 550.00

2 Marbelon Urns $ 300.00 $ 300.00

1 Grave Space $ 895.00 $ 895.00

2^nd Rite of Interment $ 447.50 $ 447.50

2 Grave Open & Close $ 750.00 $ 750.00

Double Int Marker (16X24) $ 2484.16 $ 2200.00

Total $ 9316.66 $ 7932.50

Direct Cremation with No Services

Regular Special

Direct Cremation $ 1545.00 $ 995.00

Crematory Charge $ 275.00 $ 275.00

1 Marbelon Urn $ 150.00 $ 150.00

One Grave Space $ 895.00 $ 895.00

One Grave Open & Close $ 375.00 $ 375.00

One Monument (24x12) $ 2265.79 $ 1900.00

Total $ 5505.79 $ 4590.00

Direct Cremation with No Services and No Cemetery

Regular Special

Direct Cremation $ 1545.00 $ 995.00

Crematory Charge $ 275.00 $ 275.00

Total $ 1820.00 $ 1270.00

*Except in certain special cases, embalming is not required by law. Embalming may be necessary, however, if you select certain funeral arrangements, such as a funeral with viewing. If you do not want embalming, you usually have the right to choose an arrangement that does not require you to pay for it, such as direct cremation or immediate burial.

*In most areas of the country, state or local law does not require that you buy a container to surround the casket in the grave. However, many cemeteries require that you have such a container so that the grave will not sink in. Either a grave liner or a burial vault will satisfy these requirements. Chapel Hill Memorial Park requires the use of a outer burial container for all ground burials.

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Critcal traits of a leader

From Entrepreneur

Most of us strive to become leaders. We want to do something great, be respected by our peers, make more money and acquire more responsibility. Overall, we want to make a difference at our job. However, most of us simply don’t know the proper way to gain heightened respect, confidence and admiration from those whom we work with.
In reality, there is no simple answer to leadership. It takes devotion, time and patience. Most importantly, it takes knowledge.

A firm understanding of leadership

Without a firm understanding of what makes someone more influential, you cannot begin to alter your beliefs, and practices accordingly.
Though, once aware of the traits that make someone more authoritative, you can formulate a plan to improve upon lacking areas and alter the behaviors preventing you from achieving management and executive status.
Below, you’ll find a list of traits that our sales and marketing headhunters look for in leaders, along with some exercises to enhance your influence and responsibility at work.
Related: How a Personal Assistant Can Help You Be Even More Awesome

Defining the traits of leadership

1. Strength - Begin to carry yourself with poise and confidence. People are drawn to confidence and shy away from nervousness, lack of authenticity and insecurity.
How you feel about yourself will dictate your ability to lead and command authority. Essentially, if you don’t feel you’re important and deserving, don’t expect your co-workers to.
If you have come across as anxious and unassertive with your co-workers in the past, don’t focus on these shortcomings.
Your co-workers, like anyone else will have a short memory and so should you. From now on, think of the prior experiences as a learning tool rather than a future forecaster.
With that being said, here are some exercises on how to increase self-confidence and perceived strength:
a. Challenge the negative beliefs you have about yourself. Instead of focusing all your energy on what you don’t like about you, give equal weight to all your positive qualities.
b. Focus on past successes rather than failures. Don’t mull over what you’ve done incorrectly. It’s more productive to think about all the things you’ve done right in the past. Reinforce these thoughts repeatedly.
c. Stop always needing to be right. Understand there is nothing shameful about past work mistakes.
d. Stop looking to others for acceptance and happiness. Learn that you don’t need anyone’s approval for your own self-confidence.
e. The recruiters at KAS Placement strongly suggest that you let go of any anger that you are holding on to. Anger and resentment will prove a significant barrier to you becoming a leader at work.
Related: How to Negotiate for What You Want
2. Positive Energy - Leaders show positive energy and optimism, showering their people with a can-do attitude. This outlook draws co-workers to them and paves the way for influence, respect and admiration from others.
In terms of leadership, positive energy has a multitude of benefits and is nothing short of a crucial component.
When you’re positive, you think in terms of solutions, not problems, you inspire risk taking, tend to be more resilient and think more clearly.
Moreover, you are more assertive and your candor allows for quicker, more open communication amongst the other employees. This is the foundation of strong leadership.
3. Passion - Being passionate about your job means possessing a heartfelt, deep and authentic excitement about work. This excitement is infectious and naturally will draw others to your way of thinking.
People follow positivity, effectiveness, intelligence and resiliency. All of which are byproducts of loving what you do.
Until you learn to love work, you can’t hope to display the necessary positive energy leadership requires.
Either proactively search for the perfect employment or train yourself to become more passionate in your current job. Regardless, make a firm decision to stay or leave and follow through with it.
Here are a few ways how to increase your passion for work:
a. Increase your performance. Leaders do everything possible to increase the effectiveness of their work. They put in the extra time and sincerely enjoy what they do partly because others admire their efforts.
b. Think about what is going right rather than obsessing about your problems. Understand that no job is going to be perfect and create a reality that is more upbeat and success focused.
c. Stop focusing on what people “owe” you and begin focusing on what you can do to standout.
4. Selflessness - Leaders are selfless. They are more interested in group achievements as opposed to chasing their own goals.
By consistently pouring out encouragement, caring and recognition, your co-workers will become more drawn to you. Regardless of whether or not you are management, take every opportunity to inject self-confidence into those who earned it.

In the end

Most significant things at work and in life require work, study and most important, practice. Leadership is no different. Understand that no one is born a leader. Rather, they decide to mold themselves into one.

Jorge US

Holy Gardens Group

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Holy Gardens Memorial Package

Goal: To sell 10,000,000 worth of HGMP in a year. (subsstitute for BVO

What: To reposition BVO as Holy Gardens Memorial Package

Positioning: The only complete memorial package in the Philippines

Rationale:

SPPL, a memorial plan, that is is P25,000 only, covers only funeral service which is wooden. It does not have interment service, chapel use, and a lot

Our BVO which contains: CUO, FSO, and Body Crypt is a complete package

Sample product package for Every Juan: (to be launched in April

1. Body crypt lease for 5 years - P12,

000

2. Funeral Service wood - 15,000

3. Chapel Use -(non ac) 7,500

Total 34,500

Future value: 55,200

With free CAF membership

MA: monthly 736.00

Qtrly: 2,208.00

SA 4.416.00

Cash payment: less 5%

Net: 32,775

DP: 20% or P6,900

Commission: 45% of the DP or P3,105 or 9% of the total amount upon full dp plus 2% of the ma = P884.00 or total com = P3,989.00 or 12% of the TPP (Total package price)

PL: (for complete 60 mos amortization:

A P55, 200.00

Less: ME 12% 3,989.00

Net Price 51.211.00

Less COGS:

Body crypts - 5,500.00

FS 13,000.00

Chapel Use 3,000.00

Total 21,500.00

Less JV share:

BC 3,250.00

Chapel Use 2,000

Total 5,250.00

Net GP

Net SP 51, 211.00

COGS 21,500

JV share 5,250

Total: 26,750

Gross Profit: 24.661

We do not make money on cash sales

Others to be prepared:

Tarp and brochure

Message of Tarp:

Holy Gardens Memorial Package

"The first and only complete Memorial Package"

1. Provides security

2. Single transaction

3. Complete

4. Less or no hassle

Brochure in a separate cover

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