Survivors
Surviving Spouse Corner: Why It’s Not ‘Happy’ Memorial Day
The word choice might be wrong, but you should still celebrate.
The word choice might be wrong, but you should still celebrate.
You can easily contact your elected officials with a valuable tool from MOAA.
Learn why you should have an important documents kit and how to create one.
Start with these resources to stay up to date on what's available to you, especially at the state and local levels.
Through this MOAA partner, you can digitally store all of your important documents, making it easy to share with trusted loved ones.
The holiday season can be especially challenging for those who’ve lost a loved one.
Lt. Col. Roy Yenchesky, USA (Ret), is a recipient of MOAA’s Surviving Spouse Liaison Excellence Award.
Cheryl Toland is a recipient of MOAA’s Surviving Spouse Liaison Excellence Award.
If you’re thinking about moving into a retirement community, here are some considerations.
Find information and resources to help guide spouse beneficiaries.
Join the Surviving Spouse Virtual Chapter’s new book club.
After the death of your spouse, you face countless decisions, including where and with whom to live. One surviving spouse shares her experience.
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