Japan’s Funeral Industry Is Cashing In On The Need and Want Of High-Tech Death
Japan has the oldest population in the world and in the next 50 years it is set to shrink by 40 million, leading to its end-of-life industry booming....
Cremation
Throwback Thursday Cremation Edition: Gorham Bronze foundry
A circa 1930s photo of a worker at the Gorham Bronze foundry in Providence, Rhode Island. Until the mid-1970s, bronze was the primary medium for creating cremation urns....
6 Crazy Ways Funerals Are Getting Creative
The business of dying in America is changing. Traditional funeral services are on the decline, as Americans opt for more personalized and celebratory services. The funeral industry is...
The Easiest Way to Get a Hot Body
It's pretty simple. This is the only sure 'fire' way to get that hot body you have always wanted.
Throwback Thursday Cremation Edition: The LeMoyne Crematory
The LeMoyne Crematory, pictured above, held the distinction of being the only Crematory in the country from its inception in 1876 when America's first cremation took place, until...
Consumer Preference for Cremation Expected to Surpass Burial in 2015
Originally published by NFDA on NFDA.org The rate of cremation is projected to surpass that of burial in 2015 according to a new report on the state of...
Man Suing TSA for Dumping Mom’s Ashes
A man is suing the TSA after he says he opened his suitcase to find his mother's ashes dumped out. You can watch the report from CNN here: http://www.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/video/us/2014/10/05/dnt-tsa-dumps-ashes.wjw.html...