David struggled to help his 83-year-old father before he died of COVID. Will his father’s death be counted in China’s official toll?
A Houston funeral director describes the pain of seeing so many deaths, sometimes more than one in a family.
The things that can make funerals cathartic aren’t possible right now.
Rules prevent sale of unneeded items. Directors association says its complicated.
As black neighborhoods change, funeral directors are struggling to adapt.
Online businesses that sell cremation products are thriving.
Philadelphia Magazine reporter Sandy Hingston says changing culture in America is killing the business of death.
Turns out online funerals aren’t just for celebrities. More and more families across the U.S. are looking at them as a way to cut costs, and include more friends and relatives.
