Well, it finally came to pass.....

[Simpler at Fifty]

Sissy- I am sorry to hear about your DH.

[iris lily]

oh Sissy, I am so sorry.

[Mrs-M]

I'm heartbroken for you, Sissy. Extending prayers and caring thoughts.

[cattledog]

I'm really sorry to hear this. My sincere condolences.

[Florence]

Sissy, I am so sorry. Will your husband accept hospice care? The hospice workers that I am familiar with help the whole family as they go through this difficult time. You are surely in all our thoughts and prayers. Post anything you need to here and you know we'll be with you if only in cyberspace.

[Selah]

Dear Sissy, like everyone else, I am so sorry for your husband and for what you are going through now. Be gentle with yourself, please. Prayers and love to you, your DH, and your family.

[babr]

Thinking of you and your family; use us as a support if you have time;

[Sissy]

yes, Florence we will go the hospice route. They are Angels! We are not there yet, but we will definately call them in.

I am sorry because I don't know which one of you posted about home insurance and mortgage payoff. We have State Farm and I can't find anything about it. What kind of insurance do you carry? I guess this sounds kinda like I am money grubbing, but I need to make plans. I would rather not make any plans at all!

[Tradd]

Cissy, do you have any car loans? I've heard the same thing for auto loans.

A call to your State Farm agent would tell you for sure, but you don't want to give them reasons to cancel on you.

[Jemima]

I am sorry because I don't know which one of you posted about home insurance and mortgage payoff. We have State Farm and I can't find anything about it. What kind of insurance do you carry? I guess this sounds kinda like I am money grubbing, but I need to make plans. I would rather not make any plans at all!

I didn't write the original post, but I think the person who did probably meant mortgage insurance rather than homeowner's, which usually only covers property damage and liability. Mortgage insurance is something that lenders often insist upon these days, which is a guarantee to them that the mortgage will be paid off. The bank that holds your mortgage should be able to tell you more. I would if I could, but I'm not very familiar with mortgage insurance.