December 2001? I have friend that died on the 16th and i want to have he obituary for a speech that I am giving.
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Your local library should have a periodical section, where you could easily look up the correct edition of the newspaper in question.\n\nAlso, try searching for newspaper's website.
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here is one I will look for others,location helps \nhttp://interment.com/articles/goliaths.html\nhttp://www.funeralconsumerinfo.org/november2005.pdf
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This is bad news.\n\n\nThis is a horrible way to find things out.\nI apologize.\nYour ftaher died Aug 1982 in Los Angeles, according to the SSDI. The second link says his exact date was 08/10/1982, if you want to try for an obituary or death certificate. Either would tell you where he was buried.\n\nI'm sorry.
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You can try on http://www.zoominfo.com/ if you know your friend's name and surname, you can also consult the birth register in your town or even online (try to yahoo "birth register records"). You can otherwise go to http://records.com/default.php , but I think you may have to pay something for that service.
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My mother passed on 3-17-01. My dad passed on 3-18-01. They were buried on 3-20-01. They divorced in 1959 and never saw each other again. Not a day goes by  without them in my thoughts. I think only of the good memories and although I miss them terribly, I have accepted it for what it is.  I had them for 46 years and now God has them for eternity. No one can tell you how to grieve, but time is a great healer. You`ll be fine. A Friend.
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HIPAA does not end when someone dies. A law doesn't end when someone it affects dies. Any power of attorney or living will or health care proxy ends on the principal's death.\n\nAfter that, it depends on state law, and I don't know what state he died in.\n\nChances are the hospital is correct: you need some legal standing beyond being his widow. If his estate is not being probated, or you are not the executor under his will or the administrator if he died intestate, you may need to petition to be appointed. I assume you want the records for some potential claim, in which case you should see a local attorney.
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first and foremost, my condolences to you.. \n\nhere is a article about what you should know about bereavement fairs...\n\nI hope this helps a bit...
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The only way I could see them not letting you use it is if it wasn't paid in full.  Contact the cemetery, ask them what it was really about.  And you have the right to copies of anything you signed.  I have never heard of that excuse before.  I doesn't matter where he lived.  Get a copy of what you signed and if you feel they were wrong get a lawyer.  That was pretty low and thoughtless of them to tell someone something like that the day of the funeral.  I am really sorry you had to go thru something like that after losing your father.  My condolences.
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I told them that the person they asked for had died and today was the funeral.
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Contact the State she passed away in and ask for The Bureo of Vital Staistics.
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Did you know the woman personally, or anything special about her (hobbies, collections, etc., especially ones you might share)?  If so, you might want to throw in a happy memory or something like that.  If not, his thought that YOU thought enough to send  condolences will probably serve.
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Such an event was not published in the press, see link 1.\n\nPossibility: phone the cemetery directly, see link 2.
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I don't know, but you may have changed this mutual friend's memories of your deceased friend...or not.\nI don't think discussing a person's sexual orientation once they've passed on is of any consequence of what kind of person he/she was in life. Nor does it do any good to speculate about it either. \n\nI don't know about you, but I know people of my age remember when AIDS was in it's height in the 80's and early 90's and how news papers wouldn't post what a person died of: insted they would say "long term illness" or "unspecified cancer." Some families didn't want the public to know they had a gay son or daughter who died of AIDS. Usually out of their own shame and feelings of guilt. But these things tarnished the truth and covered up who the person was and what they died of. It would deny the fact that AIDS KILLS and needed/s to be prevented. \nThese obituary lies upset many of us who knew they truth and wanted it to not be a black mark on society but bring honesty and awareness to a deadly disease that didn't/doesn't descriminate about it's victims.
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I am packing to fly to Michigan and morning at the same time because a year ago today my grandfather died
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I'm sorry about your cousin.\n\nThe newspaper for that town, per I-search, is The Dispatch, www.the-dispatch.com.\n\nI haven't pulled up their site, but I would guess registeration isn't required.  If registeration IS required to access The Dispatch obits or stories, call your local library and have them look up the masthead, who the features editor is or the reporter who covers obituaries.  Also get the email address for the reporter if you must go the library route.\n\nThe easiest scenario to hope for is that you can access and print online.  If not, most papers charge to send a hard copy and also charge if they have to email a story to you.  Since your cousin's death is timely, perhaps someone will be kind and forward it to you gratis.\n\nAlso, if you know which funeral home handled formalities, there may still be available a memorial card from your cousin's services.  Perhaps a relative in the area could help with that.\n\nBest of luck!
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Have not found it, but read this to understand why there is a question about it: http://www.godhatesfags.com/fliers/may2006/20060504_jose-gomez-funeral.pdf
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It is called "military funeral honors". Any military recruiter should be able to get a copy for you.