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65Funeral For Pennies On A Dollar
My father was over 400 pounds. We were basically looking at a funeral for two. The story and action plan are true. It is a story of what I personally went through in 2009 when my father who was not covered by burial insurance passed away. With my...
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64And Then There Was One
Ida brought a single cup of coffee to the table and sat down, trying to ignore the chair across from her, now unoccupied. She had started to make his toast again this morning but this time caught she herself in time and put the slices back into the...
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78Whitney Houston open casket picture
The National Enquirer have caused outrage and up-roar with there publishing of a picture of Whitney Houston's open casket in her funeral at New Hope Baptist Church in Newark, New Jersey.
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76What to Do When Your Dog Dies at Home
What to do if your dog dies at home? As much as the death of a dog at home may be devastating,you must think quickly. Learn the options and what to do in the meanwhile.
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67The Funeral Casket 101
The funeral casket is probably the most identifiable product or symbol within the funeral service. It is also often the most expensive component within the funeral costs and can distinguish one funeral from another. We all can remember Michael...
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58the casket
This poem is about the thoughts, of a man who was buried alive. Your mind will play tricks on you in dark places. When there is nothing else left to do but think.
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71Tips For Choosing A Funeral Home
The death of my young sweet husband threw me into a world that I knew nothing about. Having taken advantage of our youth and our young marriage, we never made time to prepare ourselves for this kind of situation. I am writing this hub to, hopefully,...
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64Till Death Do Us Part: Part 2
Part 2 of Till Death do us Part. The death of a wealthy, austere, and abusive surgeon creates some interesting reactions from his family.
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73The Do's and Don't's of Funeral Behavior
"We're born. We live. We serve. We pass. From young, to old, to young. Perpetually. Eternally." - - -AnonymousI want to be completely-serious with you for a moment. And talk to you about a very-sensitive subject: Funerals. Yes, funerals. I didn't...
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56Green Burials Complete the Cycle of Life
All living creatures will one day cease to live. This is a natural process in the cycle of life. However, humans have found a way to allow loved ones to subliminally remain alive for eternity.
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