Let’s Talk About Legal, Financial and Practical Preparedness

View more information and highlights from “Let’s Talk About Legal, Financial and Practical Preparedness”, held on January 21, 2024.

Registration for this event is now closed. Please check the events page of our website for future Wise Aging program events.

A Series on Wise Aging and End of Life Planning – Part #2

Sponsored by the National Council of Jewish Women, Sacramento Section and Kashenberg Ostrow Hayward Library and Cultural Center (KOH)

Don’t miss this opportunity to take control of your future!

MUST RSVP by January 19 to attend in-person (we need a headcount for security reasons) or to get the Zoom link. 

Join us for the second installment of our Wise Aging Series as we delve into issues around legal preparedness. After a thought-provoking session on medical decisions and hospice care in our inaugural event, we are excited to guide you through the essential legal documents that will empower you to navigate life’s journey with wisdom and foresight.

Session Topics:

• Create Your Plan for Support at The End Of Life
• Organize Your Information for Your Loved Ones
• Learn Which Legal Documents Are Needed to Support Your Plan
• Find Out What a Private Fiduciary Does and What They Cost
• Meet the Sacramento Metro Mobile Integrated Health Service
• Q&A

Expert Speakers: Our knowledgeable panel will guide you through the intricacies of legal preparedness, offering valuable insights and answering your questions.

Lynn A. Dean is an attorney who specializes in estate planning and elder law attorney. She has extensive experience in trusts, wills, powers of attorney, and business succession planning.

Wendy M. Moore is a California Licensed Private Fiduciary. In this role, Wendy assists people with their day-to-day finances and healthcare decisions. She is a trusted partner coordinating her client’s wishes with family, healthcare providers, caregivers, attorneys, and financial specialists.

Rabbi Deni Marshall was ordained as a Rabbi through the Alliance for Jewish Renewal in January 2023. Currently, Rabbi Deni works part-time at the Albert Einstein Residence Center as a Rabbi Chaplain. Deni is also a licensed clinical social worker who has been in private practice as a therapist for 29 years. She created and co-led a Shabbaton on Jewish wisdom for aging and teaches Jewish practices on death and dying.

Michael Skaggs is a dedicated Firefighter/Paramedic serving with the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District (Metro Fire), currently stationed at Station 41 in North Highlands on the A shift. With over a decade of experience in the Fire and EMS service, he has been a vital part of Metro Fire since 2018.

Michael has been a member of Metro Fire’s Mobile Integrated Health program (MIH) since its inception during the COVID-19 pandemic. Working alongside Battalion Chief Scott Perryman, this program has evolved from pandemic-related activities to comprehensive healthcare service for the streets of Sacramento County. Michael received the prestigious EMS Member of the Year award in 2021 from Metro Fire.

Donations Welcome – $18 or whatever you can give. No one will be turned away. Click here to make a donation.

Contact NCJW Sacramento for additional inquiries.