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You may think that wearing a dark suit or a somber black dress to a funeral is the only required custom that won't make you stand out from the crowd - or insult the other mourners. Wrong. There's a lot more to funeral etiquette than just wearing the right clothes. Knowing what to do - and what not to do - can help prevent offense on the day, and spare you lasting embarrassment in future.

Talking about money at the time of a loved one's death might first appear tasteless. However, should a family under duress incur expenses they can't easily afford? Isn't it easy to see, because of grief, guilt, or sibling pressure, how survivors could spend more money than necessary? Grandma prepaid for her arrangements 9 years before her death. The funeral home and cemetery honored the details and the pricing of the contract. There was no pressure, no questioning, no hints or insinuations about changing anything. One last point about money and prearrangements, since Grandma made and paid for her selections, the costs for the same products and services had more than doubled. So Grandma's foresight also saved a significant sum of money for her estate.

The Day the Music died is the term often used to describe a plane crash that took place on February 3, 1959 in Iowa. One of the biggest musical tragedies in history, this crash killed Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, J.P. Richardson (The Big Bopper), and Roger Peterson, the pilot.

Advertising is a small subset of the overall marketing process. Advertising's job is to make your phone ring. But marketing is focused on the entire revenue generating process. You don't make money because someone called your funeral home. You only make money if you actually serve the family.

Well, don't say goodbye to those photographs. The basis for any funeral slideshow will still be images. Although, a little care in restoring photographs with Photoshop - and some thought as to how you pan across them and where the virtual camera lands will repay you many times over in audience appreciation. And don't forget captions. Haven't we all attended funeral and sat through endless images wondering who it is we are looking at? We care, we are there after all, but who are all these people? Is that the granddaughter; is that the son John who never visited? you ask yourself. But without captions, there are no answers. So, the first thing to include in your knockout slideshow is captions.

"A heart attack," that's what Doc Hansen called it, but in Eagan Creek other stories were being circulated. Some implied suicide, being he was such a loner. "What did he have to live for?" one person injected. Others suspected food poisoning because he hoarded food like a tenacious squirrel. But the talk kept coming back to that nagging question, whom could they get to do this work?




When a person passes away the funeral is typically held within a week or so, unless certain circumstances exist. Florists that handle the funeral or viewing are notified and ready to take orders as soon as a funeral date is chosen.

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