The lives and deaths of the famous hold a special intrigue for people worldwide. In the Funerals of the Famous series, you'll find stories ofsome of the most memorable personalities in history.
In more than 50 rare photos and profiles, "What a Way to Go" showcases all the colorful details of each subject's death, funeral service, and burial. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.
It is about the blessings and curses of having the gift of music. Judge Thomas Mitchell Shamburger takes off his robe and puts on his long hair to bring us the fun stories of performing on and off stage.
The Purposes and Practices of Death Rituals in Global Perspective William G. Hoy ... At the end of 2011, Service Corporation International (SCI) reported that it operated 1,423 funeral service locations and 374 cemeteries in 43 states, ...
Follows the postmortem exploits of the bodies-or parts of bodies-of 35 famous and infamous people.
The April 1945 journey of FDR's funeral train became a thousand-mile odyssey, fraught with heartbreak and scandal.
The music of this funeral is famous especially due to the contributions by Henry Purcell, foremost his setting of Thou knowest, Lord, Z58C, one of his most famous compositions. On the occasion of the 300th anniversary of Purcell's death ...
According to interviews with people involved in the organizing of funerals at graveyards and funeral homes, as well as one-stop dragon entrepreneurs, larger funerals typically involve famous academics (who have taught many students who ...
This index also includes poems read at the funerals of some well-known people. It is a short, selective list, since many celebrity funeral and memorial services are private and the readings not made public.
When Lavisse, for example, narrated Victor Hugo's funeral in his manual, he placed at the top of the page, in capital letters, the famous inscription of the Panthéon.119 The grateful fatherland was thus showing the schoolboy how, ...