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"There was need for a casket that could be hermetically sealed," he said.
A small chapel was painted in institutional beige, with chairs and a lectern and, up front, space for a casket.
And there is a big, eight-passenger oak wagonette, outfitted for funerals with a space for a casket.
The county pays $1,780 for a casket and burial, and $1,590 for the grave, Antley said.
The result: Bereaved families pay thousands of dollars more for a casket than they otherwise would, 21 years after the U.S. government tried to crack open coffins to competition.
Her campaign headed for a casket.
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At another morgue, in San Pedro Sula, Moises Cerros was waiting with a casket for the body of his brother-in-law, a thirty-four-year-old community leader named Darwin Franco.
But about 12 years ago my mom called and said, "What would you think about doing a casket for Grandma?" She had dementia, and the writing was on the wall.
They also prohibit funeral directors from misrepresenting the legal necessity or efficacy of embalming or from requiring a casket for direct cremations.
"I was brought up knowing if you sold a casket for $50 more, well, that was $50 more you made, so you worked hard to get people to buy the most expensive caskets".
It was Deacon Mark Coudrain, a woodworking enthusiast asked by his father to build a casket for him, who approached Brown with the prospect of turning the abbey's occasional coffin construction into a business.
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