Dropped Coffin

[PriorityOne]

From what I've read of your first post, you spoke to the undertaker over the 'phone. You need to put your complaint in writing and send a copy to the cemetery at the same time; both by rec. delivery.

 

They will then have to give you a written response.... which you need before you can do anything else.

 

As for the emotional side of the thread... a lot depends on who passed away and how. With someone who was near their time and passed away naturally... it's possible to laugh at such a situation. However, when someone loses a child for example.... or loses someone following a horrific accident/illness/death, nothing is funny when things go wrong. It's just a very painful time for everyone and personally, I'd have a HUGE problem getting over anything like you've described.

 

[PriorityOne]

That's really fantastic, Jendoc....

 

Although it doesn't take away what happened on that day, it's a recognition and acknowledgement of the horror you and your family experienced.... and that makes it easier to bear.

 

I wish you all the very best... and hope that in time, you'll all eventually be able to look back on the happy memories that you shared.

 

Bless you....

Edited August 15, 2008 by PriorityOne
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