Morgue Mortuary Science

The Science of Mortuary Science

Posted on September 13th, 2019 by Foothill Funeral and Cremation | Leave a comment
Posted under Body Reconstruction, Burial, Death, Funerals, Uncategorized

Mortuary science is the study of deceased bodies through work typically done at a mortuary. The term most often applies to a college curriculum in the United States which prepares students for careers as morticians or funeral directors. Many who take the coursework also study the related field of embalming. Some states require funeral directors apply as […]

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The End Credits on Movie

The Importance of Closure

Posted on August 27th, 2019 by Foothill Funeral and Cremation | Leave a comment
Posted under Body Reconstruction, Burial, Caskets, Coffins, Death, Funerals, Living Funerals, Memorials

Nothing is as final as death. Unfortunately, however, grieving family members and friends often struggle to come to grips with the finality of their loved one’s passing. Left to pick up the pieces and find the strength to move on, many fail to face the permanent nature of their loss. Denial is, after all, the […]

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Chalk Outline Body Reconstruction After Death

Reconstruction

Posted on August 16th, 2019 by Foothill Funeral and Cremation | Leave a comment
Posted under Body Reconstruction, Burial, Caskets, Cremation, Death, Embalming, Funerals

In the 1972 classic movie, The Godfather, Vito Corleone calls upon an undertaker who owes him a favor following the startlingly traumatic shooting death of his son, Sonny. “Look what they did to my son,” he cries, imploring the mortician to work magic so Sonny’s funeral could include an open casket. As far-fetched as it may […]

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