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Neither did I but, I will say this ... funeral home directors are a different breed.
He should have finished the sentence, "… because they all pray of our despair".My grandfather told me once,,, in hard times three professions do not suffer.
liqueur stores, funeral homes and churches.
It kinda reminds me of what passes for "church" these days.
It's the phony and expensive 'hubbub' that funerals have become that I dislike. I understand that the loved-ones of the person who has died often need that ritual of finality to help them accept and grieve their loss. But in the old days we'd do it quickly, and at home, and at little trouble and expense to the family.
That's how we should be doing it, still.
Ive never been to a funeral home that was trying to pass for a church, have you?
I agree with you there, but laws about it now make that nearly impossible, now they wont even let you have your loved one buried on your own land if thats your wish and make embalming mandatory in most states.