Is Funerals Homes Business Soaring Due to Covid-19 Pandemic?

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For U.S. funeral homes, coronavirus is not doing great business.... [reuters.com]

1. Funeral homes were struggling to cope with changing tastes. Now, expensive caskets, flowers and cemetery plots look even less appealing than lower-cost options or cremation
2. Funeral homes and mortuaries are limiting contact with customers
3. The state of Washington has outright banned funerals
4. Shares of the largest U.S. funeral-related companies have tumbled along with Wall Street. Service Corporation International, which operates over 1,900 funeral homes and cemeteries, has dropped almost 30% from a March 4 record
5. Funeral homes in California, one of several states where people have been ordered to stay indoors, have limited the options they offer and are restricting the number of family members who may gather, even at outdoor graveside ceremonies
6. The $18 billion industry is not prospering but is suffering because of more work and no pre-need product sales where they make most money.

I am glad I will go up in smoke with less than $100 expenses for whoever remains still loving me. The average funeral cost alone before burial is about $9,000.