Your Funeral Guy has recently stopped blogging briefly because of Illness, time in ICU, intensive care unit and an extended hospital stay. Your Funeral Guy plans to resume blogging in the week to come.
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Cremation costs can vary by thousands of dollars. This is is an important factor when considering funeral costs and cremations costs. We have addressed this subject in several places before,-it is important to address this subject again. You can view a video on this with more info here. As with funeral cost, and cremation cost- [...]
Image via Wikipedia There has been an article on Ten Companies Controlling the Funeral Industry. What is interesting in the article are the Newcomers Wall Mart and Amazon .com These companies have only entered the funeral industry in the last several of years. This is an indication of traditional Funeral industry decline and the desire [...]
Hillenbrand Inc and the CEO Kenneth Camp, have acknowledged funeral industry and Casket sales decline. The company executive has decided to live with the reality that is there. People are paying less funeral cost and many are continuing to live with the reality of the funeral industry decline. Hillenbrand Inc. CEO Kenneth Camp might have [...]
1. TV special Shows what it is like to die If you or a loved one have thought you may die, it may be a good idea to catch the PBS frontline special”FACING DEATH”. Would you go to intensive care to die? How long should someone receive treatment? Check out the video. via www.yourfuneralguy.com 2. [...]
There have been three great funeral books published in 2010 that can help with Funerals and your funeral cost. These book state the principles presented in Rest in Peace: Insider Tips to the Low Cost Less Stress Funeral. The First one is A Good Goodbye by Gail Rubin a new funeral book from the USA. [...]
Brian, I am truly sorry to hear your news. I hope you are well on the way to recovery. Greetings and best wishes from over the pond!