i work in a mortuary....?
930845
It's probably just fluke but who knows? They do feed off of fear you know ghosts and things! do, do, do, do :D
498970
You're looking for a mortician school.  There are not any located in Idaho sorry.  Check out the first link and the American Board of Funeral Service Education has links to all of the colleges that do offer this service.  If you're looking for more information on the field or career you can check out the NFDA site and they have everything you need to know from info on the career to job listings.  Good luck! :)
858288
you should watch a cemetery for a few days, When someone dies the ground workers dig the hole the night before the person who hole it is gets buried. Wait until night time, bring body and shovel. Dig the hole deeper, put your dead body in, cover up. The next day they will put the other dead person's casket over it. NO WORRIES!:)
419932
I'm sorry but you just have to make a memorial cemetery and place a bubble stick(where you blow to make bubbles) for every deceased bubble.\nRemember their lives and how happy each one made you because that's what they would want you to do...
666377
I most certainly do. I'm a cook in a hospital, and the morgue is just down the hallway. Sometimes i work graveyards and if u don't have a radio, i swear u start to hear things. I often do and in some occasions i know for a fact that i've seen things. Other co-workers who also work the same shift say that they have seen things at night. Like little kids, old people, people walking around in their gowns and then they dissappear.
739139
first go to coroners school then apply for the job. good luck
736672
Definitely, go to the wake, which you can leave if you get uncomfortable.   If possible, also go to the funeral.  You may get a hint from your boss about that when you go to the wake.   \n\nBelieve me, it is the physical presence of people, whether acquaintances, friends, or family that stays in a grieving person's heart.
296677
I'm a nurse and have taken care of the "living dead" also.  It is still an agonizing desicion to have to make.  It's different to care for these people and say pull the plug than it is to have known them, loved them, and say pull the plug.  There is no right answer.  Death is immenent.  The desicion is agonizing.
552986
I'm sorry to hear of your loss. Yes, it is okay that you don't want to be a pall bearer. I think they will understand that you are just not up to doing so. may her memories comfort you at this sad time. \n\nTake Care!!
1142096
I once worked as an assistant with the coroner's office. Somehow, picking up scattered teeth with a pair of tweezers off the interstate at 3:00AM following a horrific car crash, didn't seem like my idea of a career.  I stayed with the office for about two years (more from fascination than anything else) and saw some of the most bizarre and tragic things I think I will ever see. I'm now a funeral director ... go figure :)\nPeace.
1039940
Isn't that a little bleak to be a mortician?
401897
Take it to an undertaker
1080304
EEWWWW!!!!! GROSS!!! Where do you work, cause I'm sure not wanting to there!  I'm sorry, but that's just sick.  Ugh, I'm grossed out just thinking about it.  \nThat's my opinion.  The end. (Hint, hint-my response is a NO!)
1161067
you should probably get a job in a morgue.
912284
Because of that human fear of death and dying. Most people seem to think morticians are weird. When working full time as a nurse (Only work part time now) I looked after the dying and naturally did last services, preapring a person for families last good byes in the hospital then of course the mortuary. So i met many people working in mortuaries! Most of them were decent, caring people who looked after someone's mum/dad/chil/grand-mother/grand-father etc! With respect and dignity, and were definitely not weird!
945342
The person above me is correct, there is not a chance any funeral director simply working for someone is going to make six figures.  He is also correct about $85,000 being the max no matter where!  The average salary is around $47,000 per year.
544313
Sometimes the County will pay for a funeral, check into it.\nGood Luck!