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Uncle James has died and been buried. The Coroner advises that he has specimens from Uncle James that he no longer requires and they need to be disposed of. What do I do?

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Most cemeteries and crematoriums will bury or cremate specimens providing that the original service took place at their establishment. The first enquiry should be with your funeral director as most establishments require their involvement and they are well aware of the cemetery and crematorium requirements in this area.

The Internet contains literally thousands of news resources, harvesters and blogs relating to cemeteries, crematoria and funeral industries. The following are a just a few of them:

	Google News	Google Blogs
Google News (Australian Focus)	Funeral Wire dot Com	Google Green Funerals

Members wanting to display a (advertising) banner on this web site are invited to do so. For more information please read this article.

The Index is intended to inform the public about members' cemeteries and operational standards. For example, funeral directors will see the index as useful resource, especially when they need to make bookings and work in "out of town" cemeteries. Members can get more information here. Non-members are also invited to participate by using this online form.

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