Frederick County Public Libraries is set to host a two-part workshop titled “Writing Your Next Chapter: Estate Planning & Obituary Writing” on Thursday, October 1, 2026, from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM at the C. Burr Artz Public Library’s Community Room. This informative event aims to equip participants with essential skills for planning their legacies and crafting meaningful obituaries.
The first segment of the workshop will feature Frederick-based attorney Lena Clark, who brings over 21 years of experience in elder law and probate. Clark will provide attendees with a comprehensive overview of estate planning fundamentals, including the intricacies of wills, trusts, and wealth transfer. Her insights are particularly valuable for those looking to navigate the often complex legal landscape surrounding estate management.
The second half of the program will be led by local history and genealogy expert Mary Mannix. Mannix will guide participants in the art of obituary writing, helping them understand how to create an obituary that captures the essence of a person’s life in a memorable and respectful manner. This session promises to be both engaging and beneficial for attendees who wish to honor their loved ones’ legacies through thoughtful writing.
Designed for adults, this workshop represents a unique opportunity for residents to gain practical knowledge and skills that could have lasting impacts on their families and communities. Those interested in attending can find more details and register through the Frederick County Public Libraries’ event calendar.
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