Funerals

Make sure that there is still nothing going on between the two of them. If nothing is going on, then just leave it alone. DID ANYTHING HAPPEN BETWEEN THEM, IF NOT DO NOTHING, IF YES LEAVE HIM THERE ARE BETTER OUT THERE

Be yourself

Yes

Generally, it is socially acceptable to wear somber colors and nothing flashy. You want to show respect for the family of the deceased and for the person who has passed. If you are a man, wearing a button up shirt with a tie is appropriate. For a woman, a dress or pantsuit in gray, blue, black or other muted colors is commonly worn.

It is called a wake.

Willy thought that it was important to have lots of friends, but he has few friends at the end.

Well if a lot of the children in the earlier generations were had at young ages then you could have a new generation once every 16 years (legally) by 80, you can have 4 generations below you, each 16 years younger than the rest. So no, this is not that rare. The human life expectancy has increased so therefore people can live to see their children's children's children.

No special attire is stipulated in any Jehovah's Witnesses literature as to what clothing a corps should be buried in.

Jehovah's Witnesses members attending a funderal or burial would normally dress formally as for one of their Christian meetings.

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Imam Ali Bin Abi Talib burried the prophet, just a note, Imam Ali(a.s) is not a Sahabi of the Prophet but he is the same as the prophet "Nafsu Rasoolilah"

Yes

Try something like this . " I am very sorry for you loss. " . Or if you like something more poetic , " it's sad that those that leave the biggest mark on our world , octet leave it the soonest. " Sometimes the best thing to say in person or on flowers is nothing at all. Just the thought or your presence says everything.

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Diana, Princess Of Wales' funeral was held on 6th September, 1997 amidst unprecedented expressions of public mourning and grief.

Memorial donations would be acceptable. Often, a funeral service sheet may have noted on the back the following:

"In Lieu of flowers, donations are in favour of the Cancer Society and may be handed to the funeral director, or sent in care of Whispering Glade Funeral Home, 299 Broken Axel Road, Durango Colorado 68104"

Alternatively, the word 'honorarium' may be considered.

"As all of you know, Howard preferred that he receive his flowers while he was living. In this light, any honorariums you wish to make, may be made in favour of the Society for the Blind, and may be handed to the funeral director as you leave, or alternatively, posted in Care of: Oi Vey Go Away Funeral Home, 495 Kalamutneh Avenue, Hanukkah Heights, NY 10048"

Contact the funeral home in the state where they are to be laid to rest and they will know exactly what to do.

Yes adn no. It depends on the culture.

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This is a generalization that expresses how most people feel at those events. Here is another one for you: If you laugh the world laughs with you but if you cry you cry alone.

No. By default, there's a traditon of somber clothing for funerals, and this suggests that a black, dark grey or brown or dark blue kippah (yarmulke) at a funeral should be the default. Usually, funeral homes stock black, and usually, synagogues stock black, but if the deceased left behind a directive asking for a different color and provided a stock of kippot in that color, I doubt that the request would not be honored. Note, however, that Jewish tradition asks that the funeral be as soon after death as is feasible. This means that elaborate funeral preparations are generally out.

Usually something from the Jehovah's Witness songbook (Song 111 is especially written for this circumstance)

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