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What to do first, who to call, and why you don't need to rush.
More answers →Home vigils, keeping your person cool, and keeping them close.
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More answers →How it all works, the words people use, and a few things the industry doesn't mention.
More answers →Leikühl (pronounced lie-cool) is our new cassette cooling system. The name comes from the German Leiche, meaning body, and kühl, meaning cool.
Read more →A word worth knowingCollection is the term commonly used in funeral care to describe the process of taking a person who has died from the place where they are being cared for into…
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Go to FAQs →Plain-English explanations of funeral and death-care terms.
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