Funeral Societies

The Funeral Consumers Alliance consists of 115 nonprofit funeral organizations. These organizations are population management agencies that meet the needs of consumers in areas where their respected business exists. Funeral services provide many resources, services and knowledge resources. Most importantly, the main mission of the funeral commission is to promote advanced plans based on information on funeral and memorial arrangements. Among the many services offered by funeral services, these associations provide price lists for cooperative funeral facilities and death education literature (brochures).

Minami: One institution in the south is the Brown Fellowship Association. The Brown Fellowship Association is a funeral. Blacks were not allowed to be buried in a white cemetery, so the Brown Fellowship Association created a cemetery that can be buried together. The South's free blacks also issued literary journals and backed the opera house. Because they are not very popular in the south, these agencies are all in the south. The southern southern slave owner was worried that slaves were in contact with free blacks. In order to get good education and church, any dark black must start deeply from the South.

In Toraja society, funeral is the most complicated and expensive event. The richer and stronger the individual, the funerary becomes more expensive. In Arche religion, only aristocrats have the right to receive a wide range of death feasts. Thousands of people in the past few days usually participate in the feast of the aristocratic death. The ceremonial site called rante is usually made in a wide grassland where audiences, rice, and other ritual funeral homes are protected by the family of the deceased. Flute music, funeral hymns, songs and poetry, crying and crying are traditional sad expressions of Toraja, in addition to young children 's funeral and poor short stature adults.

The funeral service industry is now challenging the worry of society's death, some people are moving away from traditional funerals, and it is necessary to use funeral chiefs to hold a memorial event. As the cremation rate continues to rise, we are seeing more families to simply cremate at death and prepare their own memorial events in the future. Some people divide the funeral into two categories: disposal and memorial

In Western society, people are accustomed to funeral and burial systems for funeral. Both systems are very old. A funeral system popular in Western society is cremation. This is the process of placing the corpse in a coffin and burning it at an elevated temperature of 1400 to 1200 ° F to bone fragments from the body (R. Hyden Smith, 2000). When European people use it as a wall for the people of the Near East, we can find the cremation roots of the stone age (R. Hyden Smith, 2000). Cremation was from 27 BC to 395 AD during the Roman Empire.