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Death Becomes You

Offers anatomical chocolate; embalming, autopsy and "shockumetary" videos and DVDs; Egyptian and Gothic gifts; mortuary novelties; and post mortem collectibles.

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Eulogy Writers

Information for the user to write his or her own eulogy or funeral verse.

http://www.eulogywriters.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Everlasting Memories

Offers cremation urns made from avonite or hardwood. Also supplies frames, plaques, and flag cases.

http://www.evrmemories.com

Finepoint Graphics

Printing of memorial, remembrance and acknowledgement cards. Customization is available.

http://www.memorialcards.co.uk

Funeral Biz

Offering caskets, urns, memorial stones, and accessories such as keep sakes and wind chimes. Shipping area is the continental United States.

http://www.funeralbiz.com

Henry Hardwoods

Offers hardwood, oak and cherry flag cases.

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The Star Class

A sensitive, caring approach to explaining the funeral process to children using an At Need classroom model.

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Starlight Memorial Markers

Memorial statues and urns, flag poles, plaques, and granite markers. Includes products for pets.

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The Urn Store

Personalized cremation urns and memorial products.

http://theurnstore.com/

Zinanni Woodcrafting

Handcrafted hardwood flag display cases, made from oak, cherry, walnut and maple. Personalization options are also available.

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