Several people have asked me what funeral homes I would recommend and why. I find this a tough question to answer as personally I feel it is hard to find a 'bad' funeral home because the vast majority are to a respectable standard.
Showing posts with label Walter Carter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Walter Carter. Show all posts
2014-02-19
2013-03-11
The Hearse - Telling them apart
Those outside the funeral industry (as in those who have never worked for a funeral company) cannot tell hearse's apart. Even a few within the funeral industry can have trouble identifying different hearses.
So here is a post on how to identify a hearse. In this post I look closely at each of the main tell-tale features of various hearses. From the style of the roof to the wing doors. After reading this post anyone could easily identify a hearse!
So here is a post on how to identify a hearse. In this post I look closely at each of the main tell-tale features of various hearses. From the style of the roof to the wing doors. After reading this post anyone could easily identify a hearse!
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Eastern Suburbs,
Elite,
ESMP,
Ford,
Guardian,
hearse,
Holden,
invocare,
Lady Anne,
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Rookwood,
Simplicity,
TJAndrews,
Walter Carter,
wing door,
WNBull,
working funerals
2012-12-19
The Funeral Industry & Creating Disgruntled Outsiders
This post comes from my experience trying to study the funeral industry, how many companies actively keep people out, creating 'outsiders'. Which explains why most studies of the industry are negative and done without input or involvement from the industry.
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acceptable,
funeral industry,
Lady Anne,
Walter Carter
2012-11-21
Inside the funeral home: Walter Carter Funerals
A while ago I spent a couple of hours with the CEO of Walter Carter Funerals. It wasn't a study so much as a meeting. But I learnt a lot and had a great time. The CEO is incredibly knowledgeable approachable and open. No question or topic was inappropriate.
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anthropology,
funeral home,
Walter Carter
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