Of all things in life, there is nothing more certain than death. We don’t know what job we will be doing in the next ten years, we don’t know what illness we might have, we don’t know how many children we might have or who they might grow up to be. We don’t even know how and when our lives might end, but we know for a fact that they will. Its certainty is what makes death so difficult for most of us to deal with.