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Not Your Typical Funeral: Death Takes a Personalized Makeover
When Danny Daniels of Oskaloosa learned he would die from cancer, he told his wife, Cathy, exactly what his grand...
Read moreDetailsMan selling unauthorized 'Casket Co.' T-shirts
A Queens man who is hawking souvenirs from the borough?s iconic casket company is digging his own grave ? legally...
Read moreDetailsMan selling unauthorized ‘Casket Co.’ T-shirts
A Queens man who is hawking souvenirs from the borough?s iconic casket company is digging his own grave ? legally...
Read moreDetailsCemeteries Hold Parties to Die For
DENVER ? The mortuary chapel smelled of brownies. The tissues tucked discreetly at the end of each pew were being...
Read moreDetailsDelta, United, and American Airlines Have No Compassion
When someone dies in your family, you never have time to plan your travel in advance of their death to...
Read moreDetailsFuneral home family recognized for altruism
EAST BRUNSWICK ? Mortuary employees must possess a considerable amount of empathy and goodwill in order to formidably handle death...
Read moreDetailsModern funerals often bring up quirky requests
If explorers dig up Ashland County cemeteries in 500 years to find out what our lives and culture were like,...
Read moreDetailsCremated remains left behind at funeral director's rented home
ST. PETERSBURG ? The owners of a St. Petersburg rental home opened the door to an outbuilding recently and made...
Read moreDetailsCremated remains left behind at funeral director’s rented home
ST. PETERSBURG ? The owners of a St. Petersburg rental home opened the door to an outbuilding recently and made...
Read moreDetailsSocial Media Marketing Brings New Life to the Death Industry
By Marc LeVine, Director of Social Media, RiaEnjolie, Inc. While catching up on some industry blogs, I came across an...
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