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A Utah family tells their Home Funeral journey and the power of love that motivated them. lo hicimos por amor (Una historia personal compartida por un miembro de FCA de Utah) En los últimos 4 años he estado a cargo de enterrar a mis dos padres, un amigo muy cercano que casi no tenía familia y mi suegra. Mi hermano hizo un ataúd de madera simple para mi papá y se sintió tan bien que hicimos lo mismo para mi mamá un año después. En el interior de la tapa, los niños, nietos y bisnietos escribieron dulces notas con un rotulador. Después de cada funeral, pusimos el ataúd en la parte trasera de un suburbano con todas las flores y las llevamos al sur de Utah para enterrarlas. Qué alegría fue para mí llevar a mi papá en su último viaje a su amada ciudad natal y conducir rápido por un camino corto de tierra. Quitamos la pequeña retroexcavadora y mis hermanos bajaron a mi papá a su tumba con cuerdas. Sé que papá estaba sonriendo. Un año después, cuando murió mi amigo, mi hermano volvió a hacer un ataúd de madera simple que pintamos para que pareciera el GTO 1964 rojo cereza de mi amigo. No era un tipo religioso y no tenía mucha familia ni muchos amigos, así que solo fue un servicio junto a la tumba con honores militares. El dinero era muy escaso, y después de hacer los funerales de mis padres había aprendido mucho sobre lo que podía hacer por mi cuenta. Pagué para que lo embalsamaran y lo guardaran en una morgue para que su hermana pudiera llegar desde Washington, pero ese fue el único gasto real que pagué en la morgue ($700-$800). Compré la bóveda de cemento del cementerio de veteranos y les pagué por la excavación de la tumba y la lápida. La morgue me hizo firmar unos papeles como si estuvieran entregando los restos a otra morgue para que no se hicieran responsables, pero eso no me intimidó en absoluto. Cuando mi suegra murió, mi esposa tenía miedo de que sus hermanos la rechazaran, así que no hicimos su funeral de la manera "Redneck" que habíamos hecho con mis padres, aunque sé que mi suegra lo habría aprobado. . Su funeral costó 3 o 4 veces más que los funerales de mis padres y aunque fue agradable, extrañé la satisfacción de manejar los detalles yo mismo y mostrar el amor y el cuidado que nuestra participación trajo al proceso. Encontré que la morgue (Memorial Estates) fue muy útil y dispuesta. Por supuesto que sabía, o pensé que sabía exactamente lo que quería cada vez. Si hubiera sabido de su organización antes, habría tenido una curva de aprendizaje mucho más corta. No estaban muy seguros de qué hacer cuando no quería nada más que embalsamar a mi amigo y me dijeron que era la primera vez que hacían eso por un individuo. Así que tímidamente me pidieron que firmara un formulario como si fuera otra morgue. Cada vez, lo primero que me dijeron fue que no es necesario embalsamar al difunto y explicaron cuál debería ser el proceso si tomamos la decisión de no embalsamar. Cada una de estas experiencias de “hágalo usted mismo” fue muy catártica para mí, para mis hermanos y otros familiares y amigos. Sé que algunas personas pensaron que lo que estábamos haciendo era extraño, pero no con desaprobación. Al conocer a nuestra familia, se sorprendieron, pero ciertamente no se escandalizaron. Para mi familia, cuanto más nos involucramos, más fácil se volvió el proceso de duelo... y sentarse con un funerario para planificar cosas no es involucrarse. Estábamos felices de ahorrar dinero, pero no fue por eso que lo hicimos. Lo hicimos por amor. clem jackson

Most dead bodies are NOT dangerous. What you need to know to care for, transport and view your dead with without fear. Cuerpos muertos El peligro que no existe “We have not at any point prescribed embalming as a method of protecting public health.” - Bernadette Burden, spokesperson for the CDC, Atlanta, Georgia published in mortuary management magazine 2008 Solid Logic Dead Bodies and Disease: The “Danger” That Doesn’t Exist NO hay ninguna ley que prohíba una visita sin embalsamamiento. Sin embargo, los directores de funerarias que contrate pueden establecer sus propias reglas. Así que si quieres una visita sin embalsamar, compare precios para encontrar un director de funeraria que esté familiarizado y se sienta cómodo con eso. ...o rehusarse a contratar a un director de funeraria y hacer un velorio por su cuenta. ...o celebrar un velorio (que es un velatorio con el ataúd cerrado). Citas de salud pública y seguridad de https://www.greenburialcouncil.org/science_green_burial.html Lo que dicen los expertos sobre el riesgo de infección por cadáveres: "... la preocupación de que los cadáveres sean infecciosos puede considerarse una reacción 'natural' de las personas que desean protegerse de las enfermedades", aunque "el riesgo que los cuerpos (que murieron en un desastre natural) representan para el público es extremadamente pequeño". —Pan Organización Americana de la Salud (OPS) “La transmisión de la infección requiere la presencia de un agente infeccioso, la exposición a ese agente y un huésped susceptible... El cuerpo humano es huésped de muchos organismos, de los cuales solo algunos son patógenos. Cuando el cuerpo muere, el entorno en el que viven los patógenos ya no puede sostenerlos. Los microorganismos involucrados en el proceso de descomposición (putrefacción) no son patógenos...” —OPS “… puede ocurrir la transmisión de agentes infecciosos de un cadáver a una persona viva. Los peligros infecciosos para las personas que manipulan cadáveres de forma rutinaria incluyen tuberculosis, infección por estreptococos del grupo A, gastroenteritis, encefalopatías espongiformes transmisibles (como la enfermedad de Creutzfeldt-Jakob), hepatitis B, hepatitis C, infección por VIH y posiblemente meningitis y septicemia (especialmente meningocócica)”. —OPS “Históricamente, las epidemias que resultaron en víctimas masivas solo se han producido por unas pocas enfermedades, como la peste, el cólera, la fiebre tifoidea, la tuberculosis, el ántrax y la viruela... es probable que tales infecciones no estén presentes en las víctimas de desastres que en la población general. Además, aunque algunas de estas enfermedades son altamente contagiosas, sus agentes causales no pueden sobrevivir mucho tiempo en el cuerpo humano después de la muerte... Por lo tanto, es poco probable que tales epidemias resulten del contacto con un cadáver. De hecho, los sobrevivientes representan un reservorio mucho más importante para la enfermedad…” —Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) “Los cuerpos humanos muertos o descompuestos generalmente no crean un peligro grave para la salud, a menos que estén contaminando las fuentes de agua potable con materia fecal, o estén infectados con la peste o el tifus, en cuyo caso pueden estar infestados con las pulgas o piojos que propagan estos enfermedades. Por lo tanto, en la mayoría de las situaciones de emergencia más pequeñas o menos agudas, las familias pueden llevar a cabo todas las actividades necesarias después de una muerte...” —OMS, con respecto a los entierros masivos en emergencias “…la mera presencia de un cadáver sin tener en cuenta su estado embalsamado y que no está goteando sangre de una herida abierta o perforación, no representa un mayor riesgo [de salud] de transmisión de enfermedades infecciosas para la persona que podría manipular ese cuerpo o revíselo en un ambiente privado. Una vez que un ser humano muere, los agentes infecciosos que serían motivo de preocupación, incluidos los que se encuentran en la piel o los órganos internos del individuo, disminuyen considerablemente... simplemente no existe un riesgo medible de que ese cuerpo transmita un agente infeccioso..." —Dr. Michael Osterholm, Centro de Política e Investigación de Enfermedades Infecciosas (CID) Se ha demostrado que el cadáver promedio no presenta riesgos para la salud pública cuando se lo cuida adecuadamente y en un tiempo razonable. Sin embargo, el miedo a los riesgos para la salud asociados con los cadáveres en condiciones extremas no carece de mérito. El ébola y Creutzfeldt-Jakob son dos condiciones peligrosas que descalifican el entierro como medio de disposición. ¿Quieres profundizar en los detalles? https://funerals.org/?consumers=dead-bodies-disease-danger-doesnt-exist (Hay saltos de página, pero siga desplazándose hacia abajo, ¡hay tantas cosas buenas!) 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Compare funeral and cremation prices throughout Utah at-a-glance for free. Data collected by Funeral Consumers Alliance volunteers. Encuestas de precios mortuorios Precios del norte de Utah 2020 Precios del condado de Salt Lake para 2018 Precios del condado de Utah y del este de 2021 Precios del Sur de Utah 2018 Feedback We’d love to hear what you think about this information. (Include your contact info if you'd like to stay in touch with FCA of UT) Email Rate our services What did you like best? How can we improve? Send Feedback $3800 Utah's Most Affordable GRAND TOTAL to hire-out a whole body burial: -Cemetery plot Eagle Mountain non-resident price $1000 with o/c $300 -Vault/graveliner $1000 -Mortuary $1300 -Casket : $200 mortuary's box (add $300 -1K more for a locally built casket) -Family Directed memorial service

Funeral activism and humor intersect in these profound story-telling songs that strike at the heart of American funeral fulture and why we do what we do. Tunes by Joe Hill, T-Bone Slim, Black-eyed Peas, Woodie Guthrie, and George F. Root. 6 Familiar Tunes with Original Lyrics by Joyce Mitchell Links are to the printable Google Docs version Don’t Be Cheap Tune: "March March March" & “Tramp, Tramp, Tramp the Boys are Marching” by George F. Root (1820-1895). Also, the hymns “In Our Lovely Deseret” and “Jesus Loves the Little Children” use the same tune. This 1 min. story heralds the good news of funeral liberty. So my loved one passed away and left me to find a way to plan a Fun’ral and a final disposition. Everyone said “Don't you worry, BUT [pause] there is a great big hurry. We wouldn't want a smelly body round.” CHORUS: So they pressed: Buy! Buy! Buy, a keep on Buying! There's nothing better you can do. Will your loved one feel your love, in the heavens up above, if your cheap about the funeral that I do?! That day I met the man who'd my best interest in his hand’. He showed me all the papers I must sign. He told me not to cremate [pause], for a symbol of hell that would make [pause], But embalming nearly brings them back alive! CHORUS: Buy! Buy! Buy, a keep on Buying! There's nothing better you can do. Will your neighbor know you love, your loved one up above, if you’re cheap about the funeral that you do? Well, it all turned out ok cause I called my FCA [pause, “That's the Funeral Consumers Alliance. It’s a non profit”] They told me all that they knew I could do Got the pine box he'd always wanTED [pause] No embalming, so he, looked Dead [Pause], And I got it all without being rude! Final CHORUS Make plans now. It is surprising what your love can really do. Remember it’s about the living, and you’re showing love by giving, A fun’ral that is meaningful to you. A fun-er-al that’s meaningful to you. You Can! Tune: Sweet Bye and Bye, as well as the tune: Preacher and the Slave by Joe Hill Morticians, they had oversight Tried to tell us what's wrong and what's right; But when asked, 'How bout something for me?' They did answer with voices so sweet: CHORUS You will stand__ here not there___ You will move to the chapel on cue Sit and pray__, but first pay___, You chip in, that’s all you need do. "The mortician is skilled don’t you think?” But I sense I do smell a slight stink. I know the embalming's the pest! to get us to buy all the rest. All the Le___gislators they fight, And they talk and they clap and they write, Til they get a restriction on you, And your bloods on the way to the loo. But, one des___ignated would fight, They’re assigned to do what you like, You make them an agent for you, And no family feuds will ensue. Did you know you can care for your dead, Make a plain pine box instead, Keep the contents cold using ice, And the meeting you hold will be nice CHORUS You can stand___ here or there____ Your pro__gram reminds you what to do You’re not confused___ or abused____ In expressing your final adieu___ So I’ve brought the truth for you There’s only a few supposed to’s Plan ahead, write it down, make it known, And your family will not need a loan. CHORUS You can stand___ here or there____ You’ll know what you really want to do. It’s ok___ to have your way____ In expressing your final adieu___ Rebel Girl Original tune and lyrics were written by the activist songwriter Joe Hill. This song was written the week before he was shot by a firing squad. He wrote it about Elizabeth Gurley Flynn. I started singing Rebel Girl about myself in my own funeral reform activism, rebelling against what my culture dictated a funeral has to be. Then I realized the real “Original Rebel Girl” of my generations’ Home Funeral movement is truly Lisa Carlson. So this song identifies her as my inspiration. They Go Wild, Simply Wild Over Me Lyrics written about real experiences of Utah consumer advocate Joyce Mitchell (Original tune by T-Bone Slim, 1920 sing his original lyrics at https://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/t-bone-slim/the-popular-wobbly-chords-3875021 ) Hard Travelin’ Funeral Director Tune: by Woodie Guthrie My other songs, they picked on Funeral Directors, but this song acknowledges their suffering. It’s about one hard travelin funeral director, writin home to someone who cares. Where Is The love Tune by The Black Eyed Peas What's wrong with the world, mama People livin' like they ain't got no mamas The whole country, is addicted to the drama of Buyin expensive funer’ls that'll bring‘em trauma When embalmin s’posed to be for preservation It just “ups” the cost of presentation A one-time display, just to make us say “Hey they look okay.” But there’s another way! Like if you want to show love for your own dead Dry ice is way better to use instead Cuz to hire out really separates But when you take charge, you get to participate![ breathe] Products are not what WE demonstrate. That’s how The Funeral-Biz works & operates. Ya know, you gotta have love just to set it straight Take control of your dead and meditate. Let your soul gravitate (to the love ya’ll) F C People mournin', people dyin' Dm Families hurt, you hear em cryin' Bb Can you practice what you preach F Do a fun-er-al that’s cheap C Father, Father, Father help us. Dm Send us guidance from above. Bb F 'Cause people wanna have an experience, expressing their love C Where is the love (The love) Dm Where is the love Bb Where is the love, The love, the love I know it ain't the same, as the old days Licensed Providers make the world insane So if love and peace is so strong Why is money changin where it don't belong. Chemical mixes pumped into loved ones Limousines addin’ burdens in the long run. So I asked myself where’s the pressure really from? and I asked myself really what is goin' on In this world that we’re livin' in people keep on givin' in Makin' fast decisions, to escape humiliation. Fake helpin' each other- denying thy brother- Here’s what’s goin' on, And the reason I won’t hide; Professional display, serves to feed into pride. BUT when I care for my dead, then I feel good inside. There’s the love, y'all,(Now I know) Hear the truth, y'all,(Now I know) Share the love. [pause] F C People mournin', people dyin' Dm Families hurt, you hear em cryin' Bb Can you practice what you preach F Do a fun-er-al that’s cheap C Father, Father, Father help us Dm Send us guidance from above Bb F ‘Cause people wanna have an experience, expressing their love C Expressing their love (Their love) Dm Expressing their love (Their love) Bb F Expressing their love, their love,..🡪 I understand You feel the weight of a body on your “shoulder”. But as you get older you gotta get bolder. Most people only know bout getting rid of it. Hurried-ness got ‘em goin’ in a wrong direction. Bad information told by mortuaries Profiteering images, causing sordid stories: Bank-rupting families, buying so much service Cookie-cutter funerals sold on purpose, Yo', whatever happened to the value of community Whatever happened to the beauty of home-fun-ery Instead of spreading love we’ve spread commerciality Lack of knowledge, leading choice away from unity. That's the reason why, I’m daily showin, “How-to” We gotta share the good news, all across the town Every cheap funral, spreads the word about, Funeral liberty, [pause for 2 beats] till love is found. F C People mournin', people dyin' Dm Families hurt, you hear em cryin' Bb Can you practice what you preach F Do a fun-er-al that’s cheap F C Funeral Consumers Alliance helps you Dm Gives you guidance what to do Bb F 'Cause people wanna have an experience, -doin it too C There is the love (The love) Dm Share in the love (The love) Bb F Share in the love, the love, the love Feedback We’d love to hear what you think about this information. (Include your contact info if you'd like to stay in touch with FCA of UT) Email Rate our services What did you like best? How can we improve? Send Feedback

Examine the slippery language in a Dignity Cemetery Contract. DIGNITY MEMORIAL CEMETERIES 2023 CONTRACTS WORDING #3 CEMETERY RULES & REGULATIONS Purchaser agrees that all rights conveyed under this agreement are subject to, and purchaser agrees to, at all times comply with, the present rules, regulations and bylaws of seller on file and subject to examination in its office, and as may be hereinafter adopted, amended, or altered. Purchaser hereby acknowledges that a copy of the seller's cemetery rules and regulations was provided to purchaser for retention. [The cemetery seems to be saying that it can change it’s rules and regs any time and the signer of this purchase agreement has to comply. “…Oh, but don’t worry there’s a copy in our office you can go see”] ENTIRE AGREEMENT: This agreement contains all terms which have been agreed upon by purchaser and seller relating to the goods and services listed on Schedule A. This contract replaces all other discussions and agreements, whether oral or written relating to those goods and services. [So whatever was said to the purchaser or agreed on verbally will be void and considered overridden by whatever is written in this new contract. Not cool. Signer be warned.] ARBITRATION: ...purchaser agrees that any claim shall be submitted to and finally resolved by mandatory and binding arbitration.... ....Except as may be required by law, neither party nor an arbitrator may disclose the existence, content or results of any arbitration here under without the prior written consent of both parties. [Sounds like the signer would never be able to file a complaint to even an oversight agency.] Anchor 1

A Sample Form using the wording in Utah Code 58-9-601 to make a ready to fill out assignment for an Agent to Control Disposition of Remains Assign An Agent to Control Disposition of Remains Form Appointment of Agent best simple.pdf APPOINTMENT OF AGENT TO CONTROL DISPOSITION OF REMAINS I, the designator, ___________________________________________voluntarily make known my desire that, upon my death, the control of the disposition of my dead body be controlled by __________________________________________________________________, and with respect to that subject only, I hereby appoint the above named person as my "agent to control the disposition of my remains." This designated agent has complete authority to act on my behalf and direct any and all details related to my after-death care, including: obituary, funeral or memorial service, cemetery, monument, memorialization, reception, final disposition, and other related matters. SPECIAL DIRECTIONS: Set forth below are any special directions limiting the power granted to my agent as well as any instructions or wishes desired to be followed in the disposition of my remains: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ I have entered into a pre-paid pre-need contract with a mortuary or cemetery: yes / no If yes, name of entity: __________________________________________________ I have provided a copy to my agent, attached. FUNDING: I have provided sufficient funds to pay for my after-death care in this way: _____________________________________________________________________ If for any reason those funds become inadequate, my designated agent is personally responsible to pay only the balance of those costs that he/she authorized. My agent has full authority to make any changes to reduce the cost of my after-deathcare. DURATION: This appointment becomes effective upon my death. PRIOR APPOINTMENTS REVOKED: I hereby revoke any prior appointment of any person to control the disposition of my remains, including (if a different person) a personal representative named in my will (according to Utah code 75-3-701). RELIANCE: Any cemetery organization, business operating a crematory or columbarium or both, funeral director, embalmer, dispositioner, funeral committee or mortuary, Vital Records Registrar, or Care Facility who receives a copy of this document may act under it. No business or agency shall be liable because of reliance on a copy of this document. ASSUMPTION: MY AGENT, BY ACCEPTING THIS APPOINTMENT, ASSUMES THE OBLIGATIONS PROVIDED HEREIN, AND IS BOUND BY THE PROVISIONS OF, UTAH SECTION 58-9-602 which states that a person designated in writing has the first right and duty to control the disposition and funeral arrangements of a deceased person. Make this form official by signing in front of a notary, or follow Utah law for witness signatures. (Utah code 58-9-602(1)(a) and 75-2-502(1)(a)(b)(c)). Designated Agent acceptance of appointment: Signature Print Name Date: SUCCESSORS: If my agent or a successor agent dies, becomes legally disabled, resigns, or refuses to act, or if my marriage to my agent or successor agent is dissolved by divorce, annulled, or declared void before my death (and this instrument does not state that the agent or successor agent continues to serve in that circumstance), I hereby appoint the following persons (each to act alone and successively, in the order named) to serve as my agent to control the disposition of my remains as authorized by this document: 1st Successor Signature Date: Print Name 2nd Successor Signature Date: Print Name --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WITNESSES affirm DESIGNATOR made the stipulations stated above Signature Witness 1: Date: Print Name Signature Witness 2: Date: Print Name Or Notarized: In the STATE OF UTAH, COUNTY OF ______________________ The foregoing instrument was acknowledged by the DESIGNATOR ______________________________________________________ (name) before me this_____________________(date) (Seal) Notary Public Printed Name: Commission Expires:

Your next-of-kin is legally allowed to make decisions about funerals and final disposition. But with this form YOU decide who has that right! El Código de Utah 58-9-601 establece: A partir del 8/5/2018 58-9-601. Indicaciones anticipadas. (1) Una persona puede proporcionar instrucciones por escrito, reconocidas ante un notario público o ejecutadas con las mismas formalidades requeridas de un testamento bajo la Sección 75-2-502 , para ordenar la preparación, tipo y lugar de la disposición de la persona, incluyendo: (a) designar un establecimiento de servicios funerarios; (b) proporcionar instrucciones para los arreglos del entierro; (c) proporcionar instrucciones para los arreglos de cremación; o (d) proporcionar instrucciones para arreglos de hidrólisis alcalina. (2) Un director de servicios funerarios llevará a cabo las instrucciones escritas del difunto preparadas conforme a esta sección en la medida en que: (a) las instrucciones son lícitas; y (b) el difunto ha proporcionado recursos para llevar a cabo las instrucciones. (3) Las instrucciones para la disposición contenidas en un testamento se llevarán a cabo de conformidad con la Subsección (2) a pesar de: (a) la validez de otros aspectos del testamento; o (b) el hecho de que el testamento no puede ser ofrecido o admitido a prueba hasta una fecha posterior. (4) Una persona puede cambiar o cancelar las instrucciones escritas preparadas en virtud de esta sección en cualquier momento antes de la muerte de la persona mediante notificación por escrito a todas las personas correspondientes, incluidas: (a) si las instrucciones escritas designan un establecimiento de servicios funerarios o un director de servicios funerarios, el establecimiento de servicios funerarios o un director de servicios funerarios designado en las instrucciones escritas; y (b) si las instrucciones escritas están contenidas en un testamento, el representante personal como se define en la Sección 75-1-201 . Modificado por Capítulo 326 , 2018 Sesión General

15 second videos to get you and that body through a door and into a vehicle. Moving a Body Video How-to We loan out this body board for a donation of any kind. A donation could be as simple as sharing your experience and photos/video for educational purposes. Text Joyce: 801-368-5884 (Utah County) To build your own board AND Step by Step DIY transport steps 4-6 & 11 The Burial Transit Permit is attached to the cardboard top that we removed from this standard $150 shipping container. That 2.5" thick cardboard tube on the floor of this van made the casket roll in easily. Moving a 2' x 6' Body Board through a door. Applies to casket carrying as well. It's good to practice beforehand to maintain a reverent atmosphere when carrying your dead. In this van you can see the heavy cardboard tube we used to roll our loved one's casket in at the Delta Airlines Cargo pickup. Into the Subaru we are rolling our 2' x 6' Body Board. Fatter and longer tubes are better than the skinny 1.5", foot long tubes we were experimenting with this time in the Subaru. A 2" pvc pipe, about 18" long would've worked better.

When unexpected death occurs an autopsy from the Utah State Medical Examiners Office may buy you the time to plan a home funeral without hiring a funeral director. We offer a few tips to allay your fears and help things go smoothly. Restos de la autopsia Si la familia quiere dirigir los servicios y la disposición final de un cuerpo que ha requerido una autopsia, la oficina del médico forense (MEO) lo alentará a recoger el cuerpo dentro de los 30 días, pero el MEO es sensible a las circunstancias atenuantes, por lo que le complace negociar una fecha de recogida que pueda funcionar para su familia. También dejarán que su familia conocer el estado del cuerpo. El ME solo cierra el cuerpo con costuras ligeras, por lo tanto, si el daño es extenso, el cuerpo se colocará en plástico y una bolsa para cadáveres para que no se detecte nada antiestético cuando se coloque en el ataúd que trae la familia. En esta situación, se deben planificar los servicios de ataúd cerrado. Esto significa que si se desea una visita, debe ser ataúd cerrado. Por lo tanto, se llama visitación y se lleva a cabo de la misma manera que se lleva a cabo un velatorio. Por supuesto, otra opción es entregar el cuerpo directamente a un cementerio o crematorio para su disposición final. Esto puede ser seguido por un funeral sin el cuerpo presente. Por lo tanto, se llama servicio conmemorativo y se lleva a cabo de la misma manera que se lleva a cabo un funeral.

A daughter needed to sell her parents New Jersey plots and buy California plots for them. It was a tall order that had to be done right... One woman shared that she posted the two NJ plots her parents wanted to sell on Facebook Marketplace. She had a potential buyer within two days! She made sure they were real people before entertaining them as buyers. She hunted Facebook Marketplace for people who want to sell plots in the exact CA cemetery her parents want and found sellers!! She sold her parents NJ plots AND bought CA plots for her parents all successfully and legally through each cemetery's individual offices. It took several phone calls and proper forms signed by the buyers in person and paid paperwork fees ($700 as the buyer at the CA cemetery, which said they were raising their prices several hundred dollars that month and $1300 tranfer fee paid by the buyer at the NJ cemetery). She was only dissapointed by the exorbitant future fees (opening/closing, vaults, stones, inspections etc) for actual burial in the CA plots managed by SCI, but at least she did the juggling part like a pro.

Prices of Funerals and Cremations in Southeast Idaho are listed so you can find the least expensive at-a-glance before you call anyone to pick up the body. Price Compare SOUTHEAST Idaho Mortuaries at-a-glance! View in a Pdf viewer or in a Google Doc IdahoFunerals.org Join a great club of zealous funeral consumer advocates serving the entire State of of Idaho!