Emotional Coverage Company Gives People Chance to Say Their Final Goodbyes

WEST MILFORD, N.J., April 3 /PRNewswire/ -- While most people are good about compiling a will and planning their estate, they often overlook the emotional side of things. That's why Copeland Closure offers "emotional coverage," a new concept that revolutionizes the impact of saying a final goodbye.

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Similar to the way that life insurance works, emotional coverage gives people the chance to write letters to their loved ones with the added assurance that their messages reach their intended recipients. While life insurance provides the financial backing families need to survive after a loss, emotional coverage gives them the closure they need to move on psychologically.

"Emotional coverage allows you to put a plan into place by making sure your message gets to those you love. It is a chance for you to leave the people you care about more than the assets they acquire as a result of your will or life insurance policy," says Lana Lynch, President of Copeland Closure.

"Think about what you would say to your loved ones if you knew you would not be here tomorrow ... these are the things that are often left unsaid because nobody 'plans' on dying and in many cases, fate does not allow us that luxury," Lynch adds. "And then there's the flip side-those that are left to carry on. Sadly, they never get the chance to know how much they meant to the loved one who is gone from their life."

By signing an Authorization to Release Information form and keeping it with their will, clients can ensure that the necessary steps are taken on their behalf. This document instructs the attorney/executor to return a copy of the form along with a copy of the death certificate to Copeland Closure Company via mail, fax, or email. The process works similar to how life insurance policies are processed. Upon notification of death, Copeland Closure reproduces the last version of each letter for delivery. The letter comes in an elegant leather-bound portfolio so family members and friends can cherish it for years to come.

To find out more about the benefits of having an emotional coverage plan and the different packages that are now available, visit http://www.copelandclosure.com. Because circumstances change all the time, documents and their recipients can be altered at any time-24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Copeland Closure Company was founded by Lana Lynch in 2008. She launched the enterprise after she experienced several personal losses. Without the opportunity to say goodbye, she knew there was a vital need for such a service. Lynch used her professional financial background and business know- how to start the budding company, which is based in West Milford, New Jersey.

For more information, call (800) 680-1244 or visit http://www.copelandclosure.com.