Covid 19 Guidelines for funeral visitations and services
1. Please do not enter if you feel sick, have a fever, runny nose, soar throat or are coughing.2. Masks are required for entry.3. Please wash your hands upon entry.4. Please refrain from shaking hands or offering hugs to anyone.5. No more than 10 people allowed in the gathering space with the family during visitation.6. No more than 20 people allowed to be seated with the family during the service.7. Alternative seating for 20 we be provided if necessary.Funeral Services should only be attended by immediate family members until such time when the Executive Order has been lifted.
NO UNSCHEDULED MEETINGS — APPOINTMENT ONLY
We remain available to our clients, 24 hours a day, by phone (810) 231-0200
On Friday, June 5, Governor Whitmer instituted Executive Order No. 2020-115, which states that we are now in the process of gradually resuming in-person work and activities. In doing so, however, we must move with care, patience, and vigilance, recognizing the grave harm that this virus continues to inflict on our state and how quickly our progress in suppressing it can be undone.
Click here for a summary of the Executive Order.
Funeral Services should only be attended by immediate family members until such time when the Executive Order has been lifted.
On behalf of our families who are experiencing a loss during this unprecedented period in our communities, we want to thank you for your willingness to offer your love and support. Because of government restrictions, you may want to consider alternative ways to make a meaningful connection with the family besides attending their visitation and service. Some of these ways may include:
- Sign their guestbook at www. borekjennings.com
- Leave a message of comfort on their loved one’s Tribute Wall at www.borekjennings.com
- Send a sympathy card or make phone call
- Make a memorial contribution to their charity of choice
- Send a floral gift
- Touch base on social media
- Call 877-231-7900 (a private service of Borek Jennings) and leave a recorded message for the family Send a personal note sharing a special story about their loved one.
Finally, this unprecedented period is rapidly unfolding and we are diligently working to cooperate with government restrictions to ensure the needs of our families are being met. Your cooperation in this matter is deeply appreciated as we all make little sacrifices to protect and care for those we love.
Todd Borek and Karl Jennings