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American’s attend church less and join churches less than in the past. Some people believe that is one of many reasons that there seems to be less tradition with funeral services. Now, according to the website helloprenup.com, among Americans, cohabitating is more common than marriage. That website states, “According to a Pew…
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If you follow the trends in death care you will notice that not only increased cremation continues to happen, but so does interest in alkaline hydrolysis, recomposition, and other “green burial” practices. According to this article, in New Hampshire 18-year old Anya Nicoll and state legislator Jerry Knirk are working towards changing a 1971 state…
Read MoreThe state of Massachusetts has made some changes in practice that affect the work of funeral directors in the state. The state mentions that these changes are for public health sake and will be effective until rescinded or until Gov. Charlie Baker terminates the state of emergency he declared on March 10. You can read…
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