Funerals and Eulogies
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- Catholic funeral services aren't all the same, but they do share some features. Here are the basics of a Catholic funeral service.
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- A green funeral uses methods that emphasize conservation and avoidance of harmful chemicals. Learn the basics of a green funeral.
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- Is it OK to bring a child to a funeral or memorial? It depends on the child's temperament -- some kids do better at funeral services than others.
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- When arranging for an open casket viewing, the wishes of the deceased and survivors generally control. But you may need to do some comparison-shopping to get the prices and services you require.
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- Burial costs are generally paid or reimbursed from the estate of the person who died.
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- Residents in assisted living facilities are generally free to make their own final arrangements, but most facilities will want some assurance that this matter has been handled.
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- Some county and state programs may help pay final expenses for those in need.
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- Basic guidelines for how to dress appropriately for a funeral or memorial service, plus getting clues about clothing expectations if you're not sure.
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- Protestant funeral services, of whatever denomination, are marked by a degree of flexibility. Know the basics of a Protestant funeral service.
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