I love Tommy Flanagan. Especially in S.O.A & Braveheart and when i first saw him in PB I got excited and then Tommy laid it all there and I thought "the audacity of Arthur Shelby Sr!" And then Arthur just breaks my heart. I don't want to give away too many spoilers. I upset someome earlier and I am sorry for that.
Hi there, I need some advice on how to navigate this situation. My children had an uncle who passed on July 2nd, of this year. There is a bunch of what I feel are red flags regarding the funeral home. I did do some mortuary school and have helped elderly family members plan final arrangements. But the first thing that threw me for a loop is the $6k bill to cremate him. He is an average size man and would not need a bigger table.
This in Wisconsin. When my former MIL went to go see him to say good bye, the funeral director made everyone pay $100 each to go in and see him.
That was around July 5th-7th.
Then the family was told to pick up his cremains in a few days. My former MIL drove four hours up north to collect him. When she got there one of the staff members was honest with her and said that he had not been cremated yet but then the owner/lead director printed out another bill for storage fees but claimed they had him in the cremation chamber as they were speaking. Nope he was not.
She has gone up there every few days now to get his cremains. They will not tell her anything except "nope not yet." And keep charging cooler storage fees. I have never seen or delt with anything like this but I do know that he was not embalmed and he still has not been cremated and they are charging $6k to do only the cremation.
I did tell her too that once she recieves his ashes, before she even walks out the door of that funeral home, her and the rest of the family need to check if they truely are cremains because there is something very unsettling about this funeral home and their practices. Who does she need to contact to help her get her brother's ashes back? Or at this point, if they still have not done it, get him transferred to another funeral home?
Thank you in advance.
In The Immortal Man. Is this a portrait of Grace that I am seeing?
This is Drucilla, Dru for short. She was a rescue and she's kinda special. I love her dearly because for all the weird stuff she does, she is one very tolerant and also nosey. She must know what is happening all the time. She also likes to destroy the flowers she cannot abide by.
I am a descendant of both of some of the accused and persecuted and also their accusers. It is interesting to say the least.
Does anyone else ever wonder on the rewatches, how John did not catch Tommy's hands over the situation that John started by being very disrespectful to Mr. Changretta? Like Mr. Changretta really did try to smooth over that situation and so did Arthur. And why John even got so mad over Lizzie dating Angel Changretta because he was now married to Esme also befuddles me.