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Featured Funeral Homes:
Dafford Funeral Home Of Angier
50 Tippet Road
Angier, North Carolina
Taylor Funeral Home
1221 S Eastman Road
Longview, Texas
Riverside Memorial Chapels
21 Broad Street W
Mount Vernon, New York
The Riverview Funeral Home
390 River Road
Shelton, Connecticut
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Georgia Funeral Homes
Georgia is a state in which cremation is an increasingly popular option, which is thought will cross at least twenty five percent of all funeral services this year. This being he case, the practices of many Georgia funeral homes reflect this attitude on the part of public, and there is an entirely separate tradition built up around cremations. For example, there is the question of the viewing of the body. In Georgia funeral homes it is traditional to embalm the body before the viewing, so that family members coming from far away have some time to view the body of the seized before it is cremated. Note though, that opting for embalming the body and other ‘extras' can significantly increase the cost of a cremation service and make it more expensive than even a burial, which it really shouldn't be. Generally speaking, considering the culture of cremations, prevalent in Georgia, most funeral homes have the facilities to offer a cremation at a reduced rate, and if cremation is your choice, than you should ask about this.
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