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Funerals
A funeral is a ceremony that takes place, marking the death of a person. Questions in this category can include things about the ceremony, traditions, and cultural aspects.
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Life Insurance Company will pay such amount to you after you submit the death certificate in insurance company. Fist you have to pay to funeral home and after that you will receive insurance amount from the insurance company. Here is link from where you got the local funeral home information in detail and ask them for the same.
http://www.allfuneralhomes.com/
Is it OK to send a sympathy card for a miscarriage?
This is a hard question because a miscarriage is a very personal time between husband and wife. I would say that if the person whom had the miscarriage is a relative ( lets say close relative) or someone that you share a close or personal relationship with then yes, it's okay. On the other hand if this person is simply co-worker( that your not really close to) or a friend of a friend then no don't send a card.
What is a mortuary technician?
A Mortuary Technician is somone who assists the Medical Examiner during an Autopsy procedure.
Colors associated with funerals in Islam?
Dark colors, mostly black are associated with funerals in Islam.
What does a completely folded flag resemble?
Depending on the size of the banner, it could resemble a handkerchief when folded up.
If the decendent's son was also named on the credit account, (which it must be if he used the card) then he needs to pay the debt. Hopefully, he did not spend money he cannot pay back.
A co-worker's mother has died and should one attend her funeral if one did not know her?
I think it would be a nice gesture of support to the co- worker who would probably see it as a mark of respect to her and an acknowledgment of the difficult time this is in his or her life. It also gives you an opportunity to find out more of the person's life which can be a good opening point for meaningful discussions in the future.
How much money do telemarketers make?
some make as little as minimum wage, some make up to hundreds of thousands of dollars a year.
Considering the veteran's age, and the fact it was attempted murder (old age can cause many diseases that can make the elderly become violent towards usually a mate) and he has served his country with honor, then it's highly unlikely that they will nullify any entitlements due him re a military funeral.
Just to be sure, contact "Veteran's Affairs" and ask them. If there should be some problems then find a lawyer to see if this old veteran can be buried in a military fashion because he has served his country well.
AnswerAs is the case in any legal issue, there is no universal course or routine of action. It depends a lot on the circumstances of the incident and additionally his prior criminal record. If for example he served the Air Force for 30 years and had no history of chronic arrests or violence then his latest conviction would have no bearing on his final arrangements.On the other hand, if he merely served a few years during his early 20's for instance and has led a life of violent, sociopathic, and irresponsible acts then regardless of what he's entitled to he should not be buried with any special honors, if not less than average especially if this murder attempt ruined someone's life. Basically, it's hard to say but neither the family or the veteran can make this decision. It is at the discretion of the regional VA administrator and the government. For more information, see the "Related Link", below.
Why is rapid burial important according to the Islamic point of view?
Unnecessary delay in burying the dead might cause problems for the heirs.. . Islam does not like to create such problems.
Who is responsible for making the funeral arrangements of a parent in Indiana?
The responsibility for making funeral arrangements in Indiana follow a specific order. The order starts with a person named in a funeral planning document or the person who holds a power of attorney over the deceased parent. If there was not a funeral planning document or power of attorney, the responsibility goes to a surviving spouse, then an adult child, and lastly to any adult next of kin.
How is the body prepared and disposed of for a Jewish funeral?
The body is cleansed and the body is wrapped in a white linen or cotton shroud. According to Jewish law, the only acceptable form of burial is to be buried in just a shroud or in a plain wood coffin that has no metal or any finishings that would impede decomposition.
You could have a party after a funeral. death does not have to be horrible. take the party to remember the persons life. serve their favourite foods, play their favourite songs and talk about the good times. You can mourn afterwards. but in the party remember who they were.
