Delaware may very well become the eighth state in the nation to legalize a post-mortem process that may sound a bit strange: naturally composting human bodies.
Loved ones of deceased people whose posthumous services were performed by a particular funeral home in Colorado were horrified when they realized the ashes they brought home were potentially nothing more than concrete mix.
Delaware may very well become the eighth state in the nation to legalize a post-mortem process that may sound a bit strange: naturally composting human bodies.
Loved ones of deceased people whose posthumous services were performed by a particular funeral home in Colorado were horrified when they realized the ashes they brought home were potentially nothing more than concrete mix.