Where There’s Smoke, There’s … A COVID-Related Crematory Controversy
Black smoke pouring out of crematoriums is disturbing neighbors, especially when they (mistakenly) think they're breathing deceased COVID patients.
Tag: Cremation
Cremation and The Catholic Church: Sacred Acts of Care and Respect
Thanks to Connecting Directors contributing writer Emily Gehman for this insightful report! In the smash-hit Broadway musical Hamilton, George Washington ...
Thailand’s First Serial Killer Si Quey Cremated After Five Decades on Display
The body of a man known as Thailand’s first convicted serial killer was cremated in July after being on display ...
Coroners Under Fire for Issuing Cremation Permits for Homicide Victims
Louisiana lawmakers are moving to change the state's cremation laws after a report found parish coroners regularly issuing cremation permits ...
Death Care Hits The Theatre Stage With Premiere of Hail Cremation!
Hail Cremation!, which will be performed from March 23 to April 4, 2020, at the National Theatre in Wales, details ...
Are Conservation Memorial Forests a “Better Place” to Spread Cremains?
It was during a 2015 cemetery visit when the seeds of Better Place Forests first took root in Sandy Gibson’s ...
2019: The Year in Cremation and Alternative Disposition
Cremation rates have been growing steadily in the United States and Canada for almost two decades. It seemed that throughout ...
Cremation of Radioactive Cancer Patient is a Cautionary Tale for Directors
Articles in medical journals don’t often make the news. But within hours of the February 26, 2019 release of a ...
People Have Been Scattering Ashes at Disney Parks and Everyone Has Questions
For over a decade now, a legend has been forming about people scattering the cremated remains of their loved ones ...
Learn What You Need to Know Before Taking the Plunge
Alkaline Hydrolysis (AH) is enjoying an unprecedented moment in the spotlight. I have answered more inquiries -- from press, bloggers, ...
