Doc
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- First Name
- Doc
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- Dec 24, 2018
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- Live oak fla
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- 2026 5.0 Mustang GT, 2024 Ranger STX
- Occupation
- Retired
Make mine one with Ranger5g on the side …..Pretty much, yes. These are for direct cremation where there is no public viewing, we also have a cardboard viewing casket for brief family viewings, most people who have a traditional public viewing use a rental casket where the inside slides out after the funeral and goes to the crematory and the shell goes back on the shelf, and there are specific cremation caskets that are made of wood with minimal metal and designed for minimal residue and the whole casket goes into the retort (i.e. oven). Most of the folks I get opt for the lowest cost.

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