Buying a Cemetery Site
Points to consider when buying a cemetery site, with special information for veterans.
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Points to consider when buying a cemetery site, with special information for veterans.
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Defines commonly used funeral terms and lists resources for more information about making funeral arrangements and the options available, and where to complain if you have problems.
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