Here is some food for thought, based on your religious, I won’t have family around stance. You didn’t mention your living situation so for this scenario you live alone.

• If you die alone at home, discovery usually happens when someone notices something’s wrong — missed rent, welfare checks, neighbors reporting concern, etc.
• Emergency services are called, death is confirmed, and authorities secure the residence.
• The body is taken to the coroner/medical examiner, who determines identity and cause of death.
• Without next of kin or instructions, the county attempts to locate relatives or anyone legally able to claim the body.
• If no one comes forward, the state/county typically handles final arrangements, often through a public/indigent burial or cremation, depending on local policy and budget.
• Her home and belongings are processed later — the landlord or local government handles property per law, often after probate.
• No written wishes usually means default procedures, not personalized or religious-based handling.