A plot usually contains two or more graves. May also apply to a church funeral where the mourners follow the casket as it is brought into and taken out of the church. Also has space for entering other data such as name, dates of birth and death of the deceased, name of the officiating clergyman, place of interment, time and date of service, list of floral tributes, etc. The process of restoring mutilated and distorted features by employing wax, creams, plaster, etc. The persons outliving the deceased, particularly the immediate family.
Some cities also require an additional permit if the deceased is to be cremated.
URN - A container into which cremated remains are placed, made of metal, wood or stone. An outside receptacle, made of reinforced concrete and usually lined with some sort of plastic or fiberglass. Placed inside the grave in which the casket is placed so that the grave keeps from collapsing or sinking in. A Roman Catholic religious service held on the eve of the funeral service. WAKE - A watch kept over the deceased, sometimes lasting the entire night preceding the funeral.