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It’s possible.. But more likely they are ‘growing in popularity’ because there is little choice in some areas?
Brave family to go against the ‘official’ view.
I hope that the registrar was asked for their opinion on alternative undertakers, and that their ringing endorsement was not simply volunteered.
I also wonder how this family got on with the independant firm, and whether this company were aware of the registrar’s recommendation.
In my not so humble, registrars should stick to their job and offer choices, not endorsements.
WTF indeed.
We don’t talk about death; that’s the beginning and the end of the problem.
No wonder people can’t choose a funeral director, or distinguish one from another, when they don’t even know what any of them do. Imagine being arrested in, say, China and having to choose a defence solicitor without the language of the common people to your lips, let alone that of the legal profession…
mmmm…………..and what was the incentive for the Registrar to come out with that comment, then………? (as was the implication)
andrew