Posted by RN on March 11, 2015 at 11:17:47 from (66.188.143.138):
In Reply to: Re: Sign of the times posted by Dachshund on March 11, 2015 at 05:34:03:
I made my own coffin- plain pine box with carrying handles- a couple years ago just after radiation treatment for cancer(just in case I was the 15% treatment didn't help), ready for whoever in family needs it, setting in older brothers garage. would have saved about $1000.0 on younger brothers funeral if the other brother the sheriff called had known it was nearby. About $100.00 in materials from Menards. Deacon in church had mother die last year- funeral expense had 2 coffin rental for $500.00 each time, viewing and then again later funeral service. Big 'Pine Box' for public displays, then cloth body bag for the oven and small box for ashes to set on shelf or carry into woods to help grow a tree. Youngest brother is in Missouri, maybe I should see if we can drive down when needed and help the lawn grow. RN
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