On a normal day, my mind is slower than most; on a day when I’ve been battling the flu, it’s slower than an insurance company filing a death claim. Despite my molasses mind, I want to weigh in a little deeper on this situation where the two funeral workers were fired for stopping at a […]
Todays guest post is written by Patricia Fitchett and recounts a recent experience at Milwaukee Area Technical College Program of Funeral Service. ***** It started with a box of bones. Countless memorable events had taken place during my months at “funeral director college”, but the one that had the most impact on who I will […]
Here’s the story from Nashville News and then I’ll provide some commentary: NEW PORT RICHEY, Fla. (WFLA) – Rob Carpenter did a double-take on his way into his New Port Richey Dunkin’ Donuts. But there it was, straddling two parking spots: a hearse, with the front window down, back curtains drawn and a flag-draped coffin on display. […]
TRIGGER WARNING: The following clip shows Roger Sagner partaking in physician-assisted suicide. This from First to Know: On October 27, 1997, Oregon became the first state in the US to legalize physician-assisted suicide. Since the law’s passing, more than 500 Oregonians have chosen to die with dignity. Roger Sagner became the 343rd person to […]
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