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Perpetual care gets legislative review, at last
'The last thing we'll ever do for soldiers'
Cremations rise in Western N.C.
Pa. Senate bill would regulate body parts
Camden freelancer a solemn hire: Solo funeral director helps out where he can
Hillenbrand Industries Announces Form 10 Filing for Batesville Casket Company Spin-Off
Memories In Stone: Couple Turns Ashes Into Benches
Funeral Negotiator Helps Grieving Families
3 accused of stealing veterans' cemetery plaques
Allotments to make way for cemetery space
Funeral home sued for negligence
Couple devastated by heartless crematorium
Families remember military funeral honors long after the service
EFI's 'Club EI' Exhibit Wins Best Booth at NFDA 2007
Former director's license revoked
FUNERAL DIRECTOR 'ROBBED CLIENT'
Cracking down on cemetery vandalism
Media Advisory: Remembrance Day Ceremony at the National Military Cemetery
Next week marks the one-year anniversary of the massive fire that destroyed the Aurora Casket Co.
Former Preble Co. Funeral Home Director Under Investigation
Former Funeral Director Admits Guilt In Corpse Abuse Case
East Stroudsburg funeral home offers free burial for fire victim
From ashes to ashes, at Disneyland
Funeral home helping area residents create gift packages for the troops
Maine Looks To Create Licenses For Crematories
Cemeteries: Austrian Jewish leader deplores government ‘laxity’
Archeologists discover 1,700-year-old Roman-era cemetery in northeast Syria
Remembering veterans in Highland Cemetery
Historian publishes book on grave topic
Alternative funeral services include cremation and green or natural burial
'UNDERTAKER GHOUL' RING UP FOR TRIAL
Cemetery safety crackdown in Stockton
Planning your funeral with some expert help
Springs' case cited in call to license funeral homes
For growing ranks in U.S., preference to go out green
Wreath Company Filling Orders To Honor Vets
Dealer of electronic tombstone scrapbook awaits first sale
Tough times for funeral business
Elbow Creek Cemetery gets plowed; neighbors say it's desecration
Ancient cemetery unearthed in C China
Patricia Cemetery brought back to life after 60 years
160 Tombstones Overturned At Jewish Cemetery
Georgia Dedicates Its Newest Veterans Cemetery
Dera follower cremated in the open
From earth to earth by way of the 'Resomator'
No More a Taboo: More families in Western N.C. choosing cremation over burial