10/15/2026
Family members as executors of an estate have a difficult job. When someone passes away, the person named as executor often becomes the one everyone turns to.
They're coordinating attorneys, gathering documents, communicating with beneficiaries, paying bills, handling a home, and making countless decisions. All while navigating the loss of someone they cared about.
What many people don't see is that executors are often so busy managing responsibilities that they have little time or energy to process their own grief.
You don't have to carry that burden alone.
If you know someone serving as an executor, check in on them. They may be carrying more than most people realize. You can also let them know I am here to be a support: https://bit.ly/4yMQx3b
Serving as an executor can involve significant administrative and financial responsibilities. Working with qualified legal, tax, and financial professionals may help simplify the process and provide support during a challenging time. While Thrivent does not provide legal or tax advice, our financial advisors and professionals can work with you and your attorney or tax professional.
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