You do know I shoot off the legs of my rivals, right?
Embalming your own relatives
- Thread starter Jdeere562
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Last I heard, you were 0 and 1 in that regard...
Admittedly, the first three shots took off other parts. But that was intentional.
When I was in the service, a guy in my office had a son that had cancer. When his son passed, he was only 9 years old, and they had an open casket. I do not like viewing bodies. No.....way. Seeing a 9 year old in a casket, really snaps your life into focus and you realize that a lot of your "problems" aren't really problems compared to what this family went through. It was just heart wrenching.
The father passed away a few years ago. Also of cancer. He and his wife wound up dicorcing a few years after their son passed. It was just too much. They had another son that was a few years older, so he now lost his brother and his father all within a 10 year period. I feel so badly for them all.
My Mom passed February 2023. Texas did not require embalming, but it was closed casket. She was very clear about that.
The father passed away a few years ago. Also of cancer. He and his wife wound up dicorcing a few years after their son passed. It was just too much. They had another son that was a few years older, so he now lost his brother and his father all within a 10 year period. I feel so badly for them all.
My Mom passed February 2023. Texas did not require embalming, but it was closed casket. She was very clear about that.
In Brooklyn that was the tag line to a joke which I cant remember but do remember the punchline still...Uncle Bill's Mortuary, you kill em we chill em.
