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You might be able to find the information you seek from the funeral home given in the Related Links section, below.
You may find a person's obituary on the website of a newspaper. You may also find the obituary at the website of the funeral home handling the funeral of the deceased person.
You can find DVDs of the George Jones funeral online on major shopping websites. It is not available in stores.
The National Funeral Director's Association (nfda.org) has a job listing section which specializes in funeral home positions. Search their Funeral Career Center by keyword, location or job type to find the perfect position.
By the time the body gets to the funeral home too much time will have passed for the organs to be of any value. Even if they were, it would not be worth the risk of adverse publicity for the funeral director to consider harvesting them.
There are several websites that offer reviews of funeral homes. A search engine can also be used to find local funeral homes and reviews of them.
Locally, Weaver Funeral Home is very popular. Blevins Funeral Home is also good and is a little cheaper. The Yellow Pages list them all, there is no shortage as everybody needs one sooner or later!
A variety of funeral programs can be obtained through most funeral homes or undertakers. However, software is also available for free to print funeral programs at home. Programs can also be purchased through Vistaprint online.
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Not sure but you may try Roller Citizens Funeral home. http://www.rollerfuneralhomes.com/default.asp?locid=35 My Great-Aunt has this and I am just starting to try to find out myself.
Before meeting with a funeral director regarding your preference for a green or natural funeral, prepare with the following:Research funeral homes in your area and select one that is friendly towards natural burial. You can find a list of funeral homes that have taken steps to becoming greener through the Green Burial Council's Find a Provider link.Create a budget so you can talk about funeral costs up front. Be specific when looking at prices. For example, If you need help with transportation, ask how much that will cost. If you need help filing the death certificate, find out what their processing fee is. Remember, when you ask for a General Price List in-person or over the phone, funeral directors are obligated (by FTC regulations) to provide it to you. If you don't have the time or patience to call all the funeral homes in your area, quickly compare funeral prices along with funeral home ratings and reviews, using the eFuneral.com free funeral home comparison tool.Make sure you have any documents - legal or personal - that state the natural burial wishes of the decedent. If you do not have these, that's fine too. But if you do, the funeral director will ensure your loved one's wishes are honored.Remember that funeral directors are only there to help; to provide guidance and organization during what can obviously be a stressful, upsetting, and overwhelming time. When you find a funeral director with whom you feel comfortable, let them help you.
You can typically find obituaries in local newspapers, online obituary databases, or on the website of the funeral home that handled the arrangements. Contacting the local newspaper or funeral home in Mill Creek, PA would be a good place to start your search for Robert Carson's obituary.