My sister's mother in law was not embalmed. As long as the body is kept cold, you have a few days. She had the visitation for 1 hour and put back in refrigeration and only 1 hour was the coffin allowed open at the grave site. Hope this helps.
The Egyptians embalmed their honored dead, and Joseph was embalmed after he died. The Hebrews took Joseph's embalmed body back, wrapped up so it would not fall apart, or evaporate after decades in the desert. Today, dead people are often embalmed after they die so they can be transported a long distance from where they died to where they will be buried.
I understand that Lenin's corpse is getting rather ragged after 80 years.
From Piccadilly Station to Bury Station on the Metrolink it takes around 30 minutes.
Long Melford-Bury St Edmunds branch line ended in 1965.
Long Melford-Bury St Edmunds branch line was created in 1865.
This question is unclear. Those who have died, if they are to be embalmed, will be embalmed for preservation. They will be dressed and either the funeral director or the embalmer will take pains to make the body look as 'life-like' as possible.Written by Rev. Amy Long
Well you dum person you can try not getting killed or sick
A couple minutes
Well you dum person you can try not getting killed or sick
how long does the journey take to Yardley to cad bury world
no. as long as your cat had accepted that they were dead and let you.
In essence you really aren't supposed to interfere with nature and the way it works or things turn out. However, I would bury them as long as you do not smother them but cover them just enough for the babies to emerge and find their way to the ocean.