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How is the use of the funeral pyre different from traditional funerals in the united states?
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How many limousines in JFK's funeral?
The funeral of President John F. Kennedy is one of the most well known funerals in the history of the United States. There were six limousines in the President's funeral procession.
Where are Christian funerals often held?
I am a Christian, trying to according to the Bible. I go to a church and I am very informed about all of the details of Christianity. Christians do hold funerals. We held a funeral for someone who passed away about a year ago. Our funerals are not so much in admiration of the person who died as they are as to remind others that death is any step and to intrust their lives in God's hands instead of walking without care in this life. This was the message at the last funeral I went to.
The names of Indian traditional dress of different states?
the names of Indian dresses of different states
Type of funereal music played on bagpipes?
It all depends on the funeral and who you are playing for, normally slow airs would be played. Personally, I played Amazing Grace at my grandmothers Funeral... It all depends, if you are playing at a personla funeral, you can choose, otherwise you may be aske to play specific tunes. Many hymns are suitable for funerals and most slow airs. Highland Cathedral is also a favorite.
What are the traditional methods of irrigation in different states of India?
dams in andhra pradesh
Why did Ted Kennedy have a state funeral?
Ted Kennedy had a state funeral because of his long and influential career as a U.S. Senator representing Massachusetts, his role in shaping major legislation, and his status as a prominent political figure. State funerals are typically reserved for individuals who have made significant contributions to their country or held high positions in government.
In Roman Catholic Canon Law is priestly ordination required to perform funeral services not mass?
Cannon law states that: Canon 1176 §2 Church funerals are to be celebrated according to the norms of the liturgical books. In these funeral rites the Church prays for the spiritual support of the dead, it honours their bodies, and at the same time it brings to the living the comfort of hope. There those ordained are the ones who has the valid right to perform and celebrate the funeral mass in accordance to the norms of the liturgical books.
What is the Indian traditional costume?
India is a country where people with different religions live together. If we talk about Indian traditional costumes then it totally different according to religions and states. Like in Punjab traditional costume is Salwar Kameez for women and kurta payjama for men, in Maharashtra Nauvari sarees for women and Marathi Angavastram for men and like this different religion has different traditional costumes.
What is a funeral home and funeral directors?
There came a time when families no longer wanted to "Sit up" at the wake. This is a time when the family/friends would sit up all night long with the corpse before the funeral. A funeral home is a business that will remove the human remains from the place of death and prepare it as the family wishes, or as required by law. The funeral directors are the people that direct the family in the customs of funerals. A funeral director must be licensed by a state bar in most states, and must maintain education in order to renew their license each year in the United States. They must have a vast knowledge of all funeral customs, religious laws, and government laws concerning death. The director also assists the family with insurance paperwork, filing social security death notice, public announcements, and many more aspects of the death industry. A funeral director in many cases may also be an embalmer (a person who preserves, cleans, and prepares the body for burial), but does not have to be.
Does Medicare or Medicaid help with funeral expenses?
NO. I say again, NO! SS only pays less than $300 at death. You need Final Expense insurance for pennies on the dollar to pay for the funeral, tombstone, grave site, graveside service, medical bills, probate, estate taxes, etc, etc. If you don't, you leave that financial Burden with your family. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ My original answer that Medicaid covers funeral expenses still stands. This is a state by state thing. Some states do and some don't. Indiana Medicaid does pay for SOME funeral expenses; body burial and cremation. The Indiana Medicaid coverage for a body burial is insufficient to cover those costs. Indiana recently raised their maximum for cremation. One cremation company based in Indianapolis will accept the Medicaid money and include an urn without any costs to the family. For information on funeral expenses you may want to take a look at the web site Funerals and Ripoffs. You will be surprised when you read the documented facts about the funeral industry and the site will show you how to save money in planning the funeral. funerals-ripoffs.org
What services funeral home provides?
A funeral home provides a range of services. This will depend to some degree on how many staff they have and what staff are licensed for. Each funeral home should be licensed as a funeral establishment and have a licensed funeral director or mortician. A funeral home generally provides professional services to a family to arrange a funeral or cremation. This can be from a simple, basic cremation or burial through to an elaborate full-service traditional funeral. Funeral homes will also provide services such as assisting with the completion of death notification paperwork and bereavement counseling. Most funeral homes also sell funeral merchandise such as caskets, urns, memory books, grave markers, etc. The legislation governing funeral homes does vary state by state, so you do need to check local funeral laws specific to your state. The Federal Trade Commission's 'funeral rule' does govern the funeral industry as a whole but certain states are exempt from certain aspects due to their local state licensing.
Can children receive funeral money back from an estate?
Yes, particularly if the will states that the funeral expenses are to be paid by the estate, a very common clause.
