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Even if we are not personally affected, if we live in the United States we have all at least seen headlines or news coverage about the recent natural disasters that have torn through our country. According to Wikipedia natural disaster is defined as “an adverse event from natural processes of the earth. Examples include floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, tsunamis, and other geologic processes”. Though we are familiar with the devastating effects that natural disasters can have on the living as we prepare for, seek shelter from and manage the aftermath of their fury not many are aware of nor have given much thought to the effects natural disasters have on the deceased or the establishments and practitioners that are responsible for them.
In this blog and video series, we are going to explore Death and Natural Disaster: 7 Major Impacts that Natural Disasters Have on Funeral Service and the Deceased. Preparation, Evacuation & Electricity http://www.thegravewoman.com/blog/death-natural-disaster-pt-1-preparation-evacuation-and-electricity Hurricanes http://www.thegravewoman.com/blog/death-natural-disaster-part-4-hurricanes Earth Quakes http://www.thegravewoman.com/blog/death-and-natural-disaster-part-3-earthquakes Wild Fires & Volcanic Eruptions http://www.thegravewoman.com/blog/death-natural-disaster-pt-2-fire-wildfires-volcanic-eruptions
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AuthorJoél Simone Anthony, also known as ‘The Grave Woman,’ is a licensed funeral director and embalmer. She is dedicated to eliminating misconceptions about post-life preparation while stimulating an open, honest and straight forward discussion about death. You can submit your comments, questions and requests to [email protected] or by using our contact page. |