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Human and animal remains cremated together
Form 8-K for HILLENBRAND INDUSTRIES INC
Funeral home settles lawsuit over racial bias
Woman Claims Cemetery Owner Scammed Her
Town considers livestock cremation amendment
Riemanns buy back family funeral homes
Mortuary improvements to be implemented
Piling on may solve UK's grave problem
Bill sped to limit funeral protest in Norwich
Ash-scattering companies feed rising demand
Final resting places cost a premium in any location
Cemetery 'not the place to walk your dog,' official says
Board may close down pet cemetery
Gurley's Collier Cemetery added to historic register
Cemetery upgrade carries cost to taxpayers
Cemetery Surprised by Identity of Flag Bandits
200 go unburied as cemetery stalemate continues
Burial and cremation boom for four-legged friends
Planning is good, but not paying up front
Louisville Funeral Director Charged with Improperly Storing Body
Funeral worker selling JFK's death certificate
Cemeteries struggle with passage from decoration to debris
Anger at £1-a-month funeral pay-off
UACCH funeral services student recognized with Silver Award
New body-parts lawsuit could be wide-ranging
Corrigan appoints cemeteries committee
Aylesbury cemetery transfers over to new owners
Cemetery group fights proposal to let hospitals dissolve, flush human remains
Archaeologists uncover 500 graves downtown
Oakwood Board OKs Cemetery Expansion
Cemetery Becomes New Place For Thieves
Severn trucker rides his rig to cemetery
New Web site helps Sheboygan Monument Co. serve customers
Police probe church, funeral home break ins
Boomers refuse to be buried like everyone else
Battle to save historic White Plains cemetery is aided by an 1828 deed
Second exhumation in care-home case
Warren pet cemetery open for animal relocation
Crematorium axe claim attacked
Cremation catching on among Catholics
Feds boost inspections of human tissue harvesters after scandal
Talking about funeral spares grieving families stressful second-guessing
Not an average funeral director
Doctor seeks new trial again in crematory case
FDA calls for body-parts rules
Ashes to ashes: cremation catches on with Catholics
More environmentally friendly cremation process urged
Cemetery rules make maintenance easier
US sees boom in funeral planning
Undertakers had baby cremated in OAP's coffin to cover up blunder
Wildwood Cemetery rules on hold
Peruvian agency sues Mexican phone company for allegedly damaging pre-Inca cemetery
Hilltop cemetery near Montevallo gets historic registry designation
Cremation on rise as graveyard capacity runs out
Funeral services going high-tech
Funeral Home Sued for Cremating Prosthetic Leg
Cremation advances should be taken seriously
'Green' coffins to give Dundee's jute industry new lease of life
Second Exhumation Delayed In New Investigation Into 1989 Death
Historic Juniper Hill Cemetery in Bristol may sell land for house lots
Vance to relocate remains of Civil War cemetery
Stockbridge Funeral Home sues town over flooding issues
End for crematorium after latest closure?
Family Says Medical Examiner's Office Lost Body
A final resting place for pets
Legislature passes bills to protect cemeteries
Chinese funeral traditions offer link to ancestors
Historic cemetery discovered; another has new monument
Apartments Denied, Cemetery Approved
A pet cemetery fit for a pet person
Refrigerated truck ready to store coffins at cemetery where workers locked out
Stewart to Offer $250M in Senior Notes
Stockbridge Funeral Home sues town over flooding issues
Hemet funeral director wins statewide honor
Former funeral director pleads guilty in fetus case
Funeral Home Owner Charged in Shooting
Group washes cars for cemetery rehabilitation
German Morticians Plan TV Channel Dedicated to Death
Historic anniversary in Hepworth
Benefit barbecue to help cemetery
Montreal cemetery in lockout considers trailer to preserve bodies
Not in my backyard, Porter Creek residents say about crematorium
Doctor Once Again Seeks New Trial In Crematory Case
130 Headstones Vandalized At St. Louis Cemetery
Ex-Funeral Director Pleads Guilty To Corpse Theft
New Kentucky Laws Go On The Books Today
Plant Material Donations Sought for Arlington Cemetery Project
Burial space running out at Fort Riley cemetery
Parts of cemeteries to be reused due to shortage of burial space
Guilty Plea From Ex-Funeral Director
Funeral industry calls for code of conduct
Scam fails to stiff undertaker
Court Restricts Cremation of Terror Suspects
No funeral code despite scandals