Are Funeral Homes Overcharging Mourners?
Are funeral homes taking advantage of families in mourning by overcharging for goods and services? Maybe, according to recent charges by the Federa...
Are funeral homes taking advantage of families in mourning by overcharging for goods and services? Maybe, according to recent charges by the Federa...
The Huffington Post | Andy Campbell | Posted 03.22.2012
A 76-year-old Missouri woman's corpse was found in a chapel basement and buried on Friday -- more than a year after she died. Olga Beanblossom's bo...
Posted 03.04.2012
On Monday night, Hialeah police were called to an incident at Jerry and Joe's Pizzeria at 4799 Palm Avenue in Hialeah. Around 5 p.m., a male was i...
HuffingtonPost.com | Cindy Y. Rodriguez | Posted 01.09.2012
McLeod Mortuary in Escondido, Calif., not far from the U.S.-Mexico border, recently became more Latino-friendly by changing its name to Funeria Del An...
Susan McCorkindale | Posted 11.29.2011
"Susan, did you hear me? No service." "Yes, sweetheart," I said, going to him. "I heard you." And then I bent down, kissed him, and lied straight to his still so handsome face. "No service."
Posted 05.25.2011
The Fagerstrom family was gathered at a picturesque lake in Wisconsin, spreading the ashes of the recently deceased John Fagerstrom, age 49. As the a...
Randy Susan Meyers | Posted 05.25.2011
Even friends who talk about sex and paychecks rarely talk about death. Amy Mackinnon's genius lies in her gentling the reader through this world we so fear -- without forcing us to turn away.
AP | Posted 05.25.2011
MIFFLINTOWN, Pa. — Authorities say a Philadelphia woman hid in a coffin at a central Pennsylvania funeral home to escape custody. Nicole April K...
Lisa Mirza Grotts | Posted 05.25.2011
Funerals provide closure, a necessary part of the mourning process. But the subject of death is difficult for many, and we are often at a loss for what to say. Here are tips to help you along the way.
Nancy Ruhling | Posted 05.25.2011
Undertaking is a mysterious profession, and Astoria character John Hoey spends a lot of time answering curious queries about what it's like to work with the dead.
The Huffington Post | Bonnie Kavoussi | Posted 05.14.2012