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FAN APPRECIATION
There is little doubt that the general public's attitudes toward death and dying are shitting. Manifestations of this shift are most prominent in the trend toward personalization of funerals. Increasing numbers of individuals are saying that they would like certain images displayed, particular songs played, and specific words spoken at their funerals. Others have gone one step further by pre-selectinu coffins that carry symbols of their life's passions, whether it be motorcycles or golf. The latest among these personalized coffins and urns are emblazoned w ith the colors and insignias of the deceased’s favorite Major League Baseball team. It seems that many fans would like to be remembered as being loyal to the very end and beyond.
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