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Ewurabena Quartey: Female mortician explains why workers knock before entering the mortuary
A mortician at Jabez Dominic Funeral Home explains why workers also knock at the mortuary and ask the deceased for permission before bathing or embalming them.
Capsula Mundi burial pod concept lets a tree grow above your remains, but the full-body version is not yet legal or ...
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Savvy Senior: Simple, affordable end-of-life options for burial and cremation
With a traditional burial averaging around $10,000 and a full-service cremation near $6,500, it’s easy to see why many ...
Explore the history of mummies with this straightforward guide. You will discover the exact biological processes and rituals ...
In Puerto Rico, there is a funeral style called "El muerto parao," or "the standing dead."The deceased "attends" their own ...
There are plenty of end-of-life options that are dignified, straightforward, and much easier on your wallet than a ...
Huron Daily Tribune on MSN
Savvy Senior: Planning a simple, affordable funeral
"I’d like to make my end-of-life arrangements, but I want to keep things simple and affordable. What are my options?" ...
A knock on the door usually signals that someone is about to enter a room, but for some morticians, knocking before entering ...
A knock on the door usually signals that someone is about to enter a room, but for some morticians, knocking before entering the mortuary is more than a routine act.
A do-it-yourself casket for a pet is as close most get today. I’ve heard of people paying a carpenter to build a casket for a ...
When Jules Coon died, her family bypassed conventional burial rituals — no embalming, casket or concrete burial vault. After a funeral home refrigerated her ...
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