Sentences with phrase «hoegh casket»

Basic service for the funeral director and staff, pickup of body, embalming, other preparation of body, casket, funeral memorial service, graveside service, including staff and equipment, hearse.

It's not going in a casket.

The company — which has operations in Australia, New Zealand and Singapore — has also spent «many millions» over the last six months in upgrading the offerings for its Singapore Casket subsidiary.

Earlier, in the funeral home, the grieving Kerrigan had looked at the man in the casket and touched his hair, convinced he was looking at his son for the last time.

Watching his casket being lowered into the ground.

It's been said there are only two places you can't make money from — a hospital bed and a casket.

All that is changing thanks to e-commerce, which has reduced casket prices to unprecedented levels.

«It just doesn't feel right to be negotiating lower prices on a casket for your beloved grandfather,» said McGraw.

From alcohol to caskets, that's exactly what is happening in each of these industries.

That's because there's a huge markup on caskets sold in funeral homes: A casket that wholesales for around $ 300 may be sold at a funeral home for upwards of $ 1,300.

After the funeral, a motorcade took Bush's casket to College Station for a private burial at the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum at Texas A&M University.

Obviously, families who lose a loved one need a casket and a funeral service.

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Family of Scott Beigel, the 35 year - old geography teacher who was killed during the Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School shootings, escort his casket to the mausoleum after the service at Temple Beth El in Boca Raton, Feb. 18, 2018.

As it turned out, the parishioner who had made that insulting remark so many decades earlier got the very same service, and her nice casket was covered at the door of the church by the same pall that covered dear Bernice's very lowly casket.I look forward to the day when Bernice and the other lady stand side by side before the throne of heavenly grace.

he walked away druing the eulogy and refused to escort the casket to the grave.

For, in the story Elizabeth tells, she was married to England at the moment of her accession, before any of her foreign suitors appeared, and this renders any substantive comparison to Portia's choice among the three caskets difficult at best.

I was reminded of this basic truth last Friday when Justice Antonin Scalia's casket arrived at the Supreme Court.

Another fact is that her casket was made and donated by some Trappist monks.

The lid of the casket was inscribed with her name, date of birth and death, and a cross.

They make and sell custom caskets with «reverence for nature,» according to the Trappist Caskets website.

Only as he reached out his hand to touch the casket was the strain he must have been experiencing evident.

The dumb media described it as a brown casket... so much for investigative reporting and research, huh?

It was the arrival of Scalia's casket at the Supreme Court.

He fought against adversaries that were as real to him as his casket is real to us.

In a particularly poignant passage, Wallis writes, «When children talk about their favorite kinds of caskets instead of bikes or cars, it is a sign we can no longer ignore.»

Recently I stood in the pulpit of my church and looked over the top of a white, 32 - inch - long casket at a young...

House speaker Paul Ryan said: «Here lies America's pastor,» gesturing to Mr Graham's casket under the eye of the dome, surrounded by family, friends, politicians and a ring of paintings of the nation's founders.

I recall the sorrow of standing beside a small casket containing a still - born nephew.

She received comfort by constantly playing a game of «funeral» and providing every dead creature with an elaborate interment of flowers and ornate casket.

The evangelist's son, Franklin, tweeted a photo of family members loading the casket onto a jet emblazoned with «Samaritan's Purse», the name of a Christian relief charity that he chairs.

The Rotunda entrances were draped with black fabric, and Mr Graham's casket rested on a black - draped catafalque beneath the soaring ceiling and its painting, the «Apotheosis of Washington».

The idea of monks making money and being self - sufficient dates back to the 6th century, and across the U.S. you'll find them in the business of coffee, caskets, fruit cakes, honey, bonsai and more.

In the first place it was odd to be presented with the bones of St. Therese double - wrapped, as it were, in both an opaque ornate casket and then a large clear plastic container.

Could not the clergy at each stop have taken the casket out of the case in order to facilitate a fuller devotion?

The body of every saint is to an exceptional degree a temple of the Holy Ghost, and the impressive track record of cures (affirmed by the Catechism of the Council of Trent) presumably stems from a continuing connection between the physical remains and the possibility of divine intervention.Tradition suggests that the holiness and curative possibility is much greater for primary and secondary relics, but still exists for third - class, in this case the casket.

The Luskos went from wrapping presents and anticipating a Christmas service at their church to picking out a casket for their 5 - year - old daughter — all within a few hours.

Of course, she also believes that she needs to have a cement vault around her casket when she's buried because her body needs to be as intact as possible for when Jesus comes and raises the dead.

He remembers: «Almost every day a van would arrive with a casket draped in an Iraqi flag.

The empty grave was forensically predictable: according to the opinion of medical professionals present for the exhumation, the sodden clay native to the area, coupled with the mold in which Newman insisted his casket be enshrouded, rendered conditions ideal for the quickened and complete decomposition of a corpse.

The casket was lowered into the grave, and both tossed a flower on it.

He said they were like bleached sepulcres (burial caskets) all fancy and shiny on the outside to impress, but inside all full of dried and dusty bones.

When he looked around, he noticed he was the only one there, and when he peered into the casket, he did not see Mr. Kilpatrick.

Anyone who has stood at a graveside and watched a casket lowered into the earth will understand his point.

Not until the casket is lowered and covered with dirt is the process of dying truly finalized.

I've said it myself, or at least something very like it, at gravesides as I've watched caskets descend into holes as seemingly bottomless as the central shafts into which the water descends in the reflecting pools at Ground Zero.

On Saturday, I watched good friends carry a miniature white casket up the aisle of our parish church, to be laid before the altar for a funeral Mass..

Recently I stood in the pulpit of my church and looked over the top of a white, 32 - inch - long casket at a young couple from my congregation.

Our souls, whatever they are, will instead leave us to go to heaven, our decaying bones will remain behind here on earth, locked in our caskets until they disappear.

Which is, of course, why the Christian tradition is that the casket be closed.