Mourning work
There's a new age in the funeral business as undertaking is seen as a fulfilling career change
When Glenn Burlamachi vacations with his wife and two children, they take two cars. At dinner, he never has more than one glass of wine. ``Would you want me to take your loved one away with alcohol on my breath?" he asks. (Full article: 907 words)
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