#funeral caskets

[a-scary-lack-of-common-sense]

My Great Grandma who loved her babies very much

Reference that I used for the face!

[casketxpress]

Honoring the Brave: Military Caskets for a Lasting Tribute

When it comes to paying tribute to the courageous men and women who have served in the military, every detail matters. From the precision and discipline of their service to the solemnity of their final moments, the journey of a soldier deserves the utmost respect and honor. In this regard, military caskets play a crucial role, providing a dignified resting place and a lasting symbol of gratitude for their sacrifices. In this article, we delve into the significance of military caskets and the importance of choosing the right funeral casket to honor our fallen heroes, specifically focusing on the Army casket.

A Symbol of Valor and Respect: Military Caskets hold great symbolic importance. They serve as a physical representation of the bravery, dedication, and sacrifice of those who served in the armed forces. Designed with meticulous attention to detail, these caskets often feature intricate flag draping, custom emblems, and specific branch insignias to honor the individual's service and rank. By choosing a military casket, we not only pay tribute to the fallen soldier but also acknowledge the collective sacrifice of the armed forces as a whole.

Honoring Army Veterans: The Army Casket holds a special place in military funerals, reflecting the proud legacy of the United States Army. These caskets are crafted with precision and respect, often adorned with the Army emblem and other personalized details to pay homage to the fallen soldier's service in the Army. Whether they served in times of peace or conflict, the Army casket stands as a testament to their commitment and valor.

Choosing the Right Military Casket: Selecting a military casket requires careful consideration. It is essential to choose a Funeral Caskets that not only meets the necessary specifications and regulations but also resonates with the personal preferences and values of the departed soldier and their family. Many funeral homes and suppliers offer a wide range of military caskets, ensuring that families can find a design that suits their needs. The option to customize the casket further allows for a more personal touch, such as incorporating specific insignias or engraving the soldier's name and service details.

The Lasting Tribute: Beyond the immediate impact on grieving families, military caskets serve as a lasting tribute to our fallen heroes. They become a place of remembrance, a symbol of honor, and a point of connection for future generations. Military Caskets remind us of the sacrifices made to secure our freedoms and inspire us to never forget the courageous individuals who have dedicated their lives to protect our nation.

Conclusion:

Military caskets hold a profound significance in honoring and remembering our military veterans. They represent a final gesture of respect, gratitude, and remembrance for their service and sacrifice. Whether it be an Army casket or one designed for another branch of the military, these funeral caskets ensure that the legacies of our fallen heroes are forever cherished and their sacrifices never forgotten. As we pay our respects to those who have served, may we find solace in the knowledge that their memory lives on, encased in the dignity and honor of their military casket.

[chiliger]

Oh my god, it’s Cody with a chair!

Woo! Fan comic of @frostbitebakery ‘s Zombi-Wan fanfic: “Who Ordered the Resurrection Special” 💫💫💫 It’s a fun read, highly recommend.

[mecha-frankenstein]

Funeral Barbie diorama by Paolo Schmidlin. From his collection of vintage Barbies, part ofthe "Barbie Around the World" exhibit at the Barbara Frigerio in Italy

[ilovemesomevincentprice]

The boys chilling behind the scenes of The Comedy of Terrors (1963)

Vincent Price, Peter Lorre, Basil Rathbone and Boris Karloff

[homoqueerjewhobbit]

I'm allowed to make this joke, but I love that Jewish death rituals are like:

"Pfeh, for what should I spend $12,000 on a big fekakte box they see only for five minutes before they cover it with dirt?"

"Don't waste my good suit what might fit my nephew Lev if the bum should ever even try to get a real job!"

"Embalming? Don't mind me, I'll rot in the dark."

[newyorkthegoldenage]

The casket containing the body of Babe Ruth is carried from the Universal Funeral Chapel at 52d St. and Lexington Ave. to a waiting hearse, en route to Yankee Stadium, August 17, 1948. Ruth had died of throat cancer the day before. He lay in state at the Stadium for two days as thousands lined up to pay their respects.

Photo: Associated Press

[notsoftysof]

Brennan at a stranger's funeral is just a recipe for disaster. She undressed the corpse twice and was called a whore once.

[480pfootage]

hm most notable thing about how my toby kills is probably through how he leaves the victim utterly unrecognizable

it's more than disfiguring their faces like jeff does, he caves their head in with his hatches, hitting hard enough to smash their teeth in so dental records can't be traced. he chops off their hands and hides them, he destroys their body and splays their guts around the room, he makes sure that the corpse could never possibly have an open casket funeral

It's an ego thing really. It leaves a trace that he did it, and it's no pussy one like killing them in their sleep and carving a smile on their face. he knows he'll never get caught so he'd at least try to be memorable without a name...

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

Johnny Craig

[carnivalls]

antigone (sophocles, trans. barish et al) // riverdale s1e5 + riverdale s1e13

+ alternate ed.

[morbid-critter]

Alright so I’ve wanted to say this for awhile and it is actually my primary reason for creating this account lol. Just to clarify first though, I love horror, and more importantly I love unrealistic horror so please take everything I say with a grain of salt and do not think I’m trying to tell anyone how to write as that is not the case, I simply am really interested in this kinda thing and believe in the sharing of knowledge.

Anyways,

Embalmed bodies don’t really rot.

Embalming is the preservation of the body by replacing the blood with embalming solution and some formaldehyde, it makes the body a unfavourable food or nutrient source for any kind of bug or microorganisms which would cause decomposition.

If someone in your story is dead and you want them to be a rotting corpse then most realistically they’d have had a direct burial since embalmed body’s arnt supposed to decompose and typically if there was an open casket an embalming would have had to have taken place.

Again this does not mean you have to change your story or how you write in anyway at all, just wanted to share the reality for anyone interested.

-<3

[lakeville-lolita]

funeral home instax

[columboscreens]

[ilovemesomevincentprice]

I posted this photo a few days ago...and since it's almost Halloween, I decided to make this meme...

THE COMEDY OF TERRORS (1963)

[simmyfrobby]

― "We Are Hard," Margaret Atwood