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The President of the USA cries over Fune...

lowercostfuneral — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 04:31:37 +0200

Yes, The President of the United States of America George W.Bush cried at the White House today.
He cried over the high cost funeral that had already occurred. Michael A. Monsoor, who was part of a sniper team on a roof in Ramadi, Iraq when he died on Sept. 29, 2006.

Michael Monsoor, a Navy, seal did not hesitate when he saw the live grenade.
He fell on the grenade to shield his buddies from the blast.
Monsoor was given the "Medal Of Honor" today, posthumously.
This Navy seal gave his life for his friends.

He gave his life for you and me.
The ultimate sacrifice for his country.
To paraphrase Mark Twain, he lived his life in such away to make the funeral director sad.

The main point of funerals and funeral cost is to do everything you can to live your life well.
Would, you have hesitated about falling on the Grenade?

I once turned to a corrupt funeral director boss and said "John, (not real name,) our fathers did not storm the beaches of Normandy, for you to behave that way.
Needless to say i was soon transferred to another location.

The ultimate cost of a funeral is the death of the person involved.

Rest in Peace

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Who is the guy behind the lower cost fun...

lowercostfuneral — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 07:11:16 +0100

Hi, my name is R.Brian Burkhardt and I am known on the internet as Your Funeral Guy. I was severely injured on a job and had to take some time off work.

During that time, I was able to help others lower their funeral cost. After some reflection. I wrote a book. I am here to reach out to others who need help working through the painful problem of funerals. I can do that with you either through the book, on the web or in person.

Over the years and because of what I have seen, it is apparent that many have been hurt in the funeral process.This is can be avoided. I may look like a traditional guy, but I am always looking with enthusiasm to the future. I see a better quality in “funerals” ahead along with lower cost and less stress.

Your Funeral Guy,
R Brian Burkhardt

Author of
Rest in Peace Insider’s Tips To the Low Cost Less Stress Funeral. This book can now be pre-ordered at Amazon.com

This book promotes broad prosperity, personal freedom, a better future, by teaching about the lower cost funeral and funeral expenses, in the context of personal expenses and the funeral arrangement(s).

Forward by Matt Bacak #1 Bestselling Author.

Thumbs up by Jason Oman #1 International Best Selling Author

Note my AKA's are: rbburkhardt, r brian, robert burkhardt and bob burkhardt and just burkhardt.

Seven Steps to a Lower Cost Funeral/shop...

lowercostfuneral — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 02:03:17 +0100

The first seven steps to a lower cost funeral:shop around.

First determine whether you are going to have the funeral at at a church, another facility or a Funeral Home.
Second,If you decide to have a funeral at a Funeral home, it is preferred to go to several funeral homes and obtain prices. The prices are in a document that funeral homes have called a general price list(GPL) Obtain a casket price list at the same time. If they do not show you a casket price list do do not use that funeral home.You will not get a lower cost funeral at that funeral home.
Third Go home compare the prices. Compare apples for apples. Decide on a lower cost funeral home.
Fourth Go back to the funeral home(s) Meet with the Funeral Directors. Do they look you in the eye.? Is there one that you feel you will be able to negotiate a lower cost funeral with? Decide on a lower cost funeral director.
Fifth, be sure to meet the owner or manager of each funeral home. Do you think this is someone who would help you lower the cost of your funeral?
Sixth, Make the important decision, casket or cremation? Check with your funeral director of choice. Determine whether the firm does cremations and embalming on site. It is always better to find a firm that has on site facilities.
Seventh, reference "Rest in Peace Insiders Tips to the The Low Cost Less Stressed Funeral" a great how to book. -------------------R.Brian Burkhardt-yourfuneralguy
-http://www.lowercostfuneral.com

The Second Secret of Funeral Cash and lo...

lowercostfuneral — Sun, 25 Nov 2007 13:13:23 +0100

The 2nd Secret Of Funeral Cash by R. Brian Burkhardt

When your loved one dies in most States a Funeral Director must come to transfer
your loved one to a funeral home. Usually a Family Member is present. This is where your funeral bill begins.

An honest helpful funeral director will make sure All the Personal effects are inventoried
and returned to you.

Be careful because an unscrupulous fuueral director or nursing home staff member may pocket
your personal effects. (rings, jewelry,etc)

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT IS SOMETIMES DEVIOUS.

The Funeral Home representative will ask for permission to Embalm your
Relative.

1st-You have the right to say no

2nd-You have the right to say I do not want to decide Now.

Even if the State or Local Authority says the Embalming must occur in 24 Hours you can still
say I need to wait to decide.

Many Funeral Homes do not have refrigeration so as to force embalming upon you.

All you have to say is I cannot decide now and tell the Funeral Director to take the Friend or
Relative to a refrigerated Facility.

You also Have the option of Contacting A trade embalming service in the interim and get pricing.

Embalming Charges vary from Funeral Home to Funeral Home and your family may need to talk together about the whole process before a decision will be made. Written permission is required to Embalm....You can run into problems if you give verbal permission. Do it only in writing......."Before planning for a funeral" you should consider the embalming question.

3rd- You are NOW IN THE FUNERAL PROCESS. You Must stay in charge and take responsibility for Funeral Cost and negotiate with the funeral director, the right funeral guy and the best funeral home.

More information on embalming is available in the Book:

"Rest in Peace Insider's Tips to the Low Cost Less Stress Funeral"

R.Brian Burkhardt

I am also proud to say that Jason Oman The#1 International best selling author has endorsed this book.

You have just read a major secret to a lower cost funeral a step toward broad prosperity, personal freedom, and a better future.

More info at http://www.lowercostfuneral.com

R. Brian Burkhardt is a Funeral Director in
Illinois and Virginia.

Summary: From the start Funeral Directorsusually do not let you
in on the whole truth on Embalming or the funeral cost.

YourFuneralguy

rbrianburkhardt

http://www.yourfuneralguy.blogr.com

http://www.lowercostfuneral.com

Rest in Peace: Low Cost Funeral is key

lowercostfuneral — Sun, 30 Dec 2007 20:04:09 +0100

Your Funeral Guy Gets You Money for Your Bucket List.

Consider your kick the the bucket list and the low cost funeral. key. Your Funeral Guy Reveals Insider's Tips in New Book. Essentially You are given Money for your Kick the Bucket List.

Make that list. Do more on the list because you have planned a Low Cost Funeral. How do you plan this low cost funeral?..... when you write your Kick The Bucket List.

After you see the Movie "Bucket" List pick up Your Copy of Your Funeral Guy's book. More Information Below.

The title of the new book is Rest in Peace Insider's Tips To The Low Cost Less Stress Funeral. This replaces the older book title of: ~~The Low Cost Less Stress Funeral--How To Tips From a Funeral Pro.~~ A select group of readers were selected from coast to coast and they encouraged me to make this change. The content of the book has not changed

The purpose of the work, is to help people lower the cost of any Funeral. The book promotes the savings, broad prosperity, personal freedom and better future for all. The book received positive comments from Matt Bacak and Jason Oman both number one best selling authors.

These pages take the mysterious and the unknown out of the funeral process. I walk step by step through to the end of the funeral. In each step I give you insider's tips on the low cost less stress funeral. The book can be used as your personal funeral planner or an at the time guide when handling the business back end of a funeral.

In order to remove confusion on the book two of my websites have been deactivated and will not be accessible until changes are made. Specific information on Rest in Peace Insider's Tips To The Low Cost Less Stress Funeral is available at http://www.lowercostfuneral.com along with the free E-Course "Seven Secrets to the lower rcost funeral"

Within the Pages of this book I walk with you through the painful problem of the funeral. At each step along the way I reveal tips that help you lower the cost and the stress of any funeral, guaranteed. The book promotes broad prosperity, personal freedom and a better future for all. It encourages shared responsibility in the family. It shows YOU your funeral options and tells you how to lower funeral expenses.

I look forward to hearing from you about your lower cost funeral and how you have more money for your "Bucket List" While you are at all this do not be afraid of funeral fun.

Your Funeral Guy,

R.Brian Burkhardt, Funeral Director Illinois, Virginia.

R.Brian Burkhardt

lowercostfuneral — Sun, 30 Dec 2007 02:12:48 +0100

R.Brian Burkhardt Funeral Director Author Your Funeral Guy

created by lowercostfuneral on Dec 29, 2007 5:12 PM