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What should I do about my family business?
I buried my father on the 25th of January. His mother died last Friday. It is a lot to deal with. They have property. Neither had a will. I am the sole beneficiary.
I should say that I had an extraordinary relationship with both. I am stricken with grief over the losses and my primary focus has been about life and death type questions and answers. Trying to make decisions about keeping them alive artificially or to let them go. Neither had wills and neither provided answers about what they wanted in their individual situations. As it turned out, it didn’t really matter because they both did not respond to artificial life-giving means. And they both died.
My late grandmother owns a business in a small to medium size town. As I plan the funeral, buy flowers, arrange burial, everywhere I go people ask what I’m going to do with the business. I don’t want to move back here. But I hate to sell the place because of my family. What should I do?
I’m sorry for your losses…. this has to be so difficult, considering you lost two people you loved so dearly, and in such a short time frame.
You really need to go through your grieving process… you will “let them go” and come to acceptance, given time, hon.
People are being rude asking you questions about the business… and you have every right to tell them they are intruding. Or simply ignore the question all together.
Keeping a “thing” (such as the business) isn’t going to be of comfort or very promising for you, if you do not wish to run it or live in their town. You have memories of what your Dad and Grandmother did during their lives, and that is the most important thing of all.
Do what is best for YOU — you have to live your own life, focus on the goals you have already set. If these did not include runing your grandmother’s business, then do what you need to do.
Take care of YOU, no one else will.
sending heartfelt sympathy.
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