Friday, August 13, 2010

demented 5 year old mortician

My name is Brian H. Pace and I am a funeral home director.  One adage I have always followed is 'treat the dead respectfully.'  Many families take the funeral of a loved one very seriously.  A good rapport makes for a good buisness.
At the death of a loved one, the entire convoluted family comes together.  Although they haven't seen each other in years, they become very cohesive The members and friends who make a speech are very brave.  Their speech is effusive, florid, and very poignant, however not always very cogent.  Sometimes they tend to stretch the truth about a loved one, but a good rapport requires tolerance.  A good director must seldom be very didactic.  Many families prefer to go about their grieving their own way.  However hackneyed there insurance may be will determine how over-the-top their funeral will be.  Always remember 'treat the dead respectfully.

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