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Can a person who has had an autopsy or donated tissue still be embalmed and have an open casket?.

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Can a person who has had an autopsy or donated tissue still be embalmed and have an open casket?.

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Yes! Our funeral directors are experts in embalming and restorative procedure and will make every effort to present your love one in a manner that we hope shall serve to help heal and comfort. An autopsy, or tissue donation, while they may sometimes delay scheduling the funeral, should not, of and by themselves, present any significant challenges that would preclude a family from selecting arrangements with an open casket. Sometimes severe trauma, or reactions to drug therapies or artificial respiration equipment, employed by hospitals and medical personnel in pursuit of life saving procedures, may present challenges that can not be overcome. These occasions are rare, but we will communicate any unusual conditions, to the family, as they become known. We are committed to continuing education and attend several seminars throughout the year learning about the latest embalming and restorative techniques and procedures. As a “Family Owned” funeral home, we are “accountable”, and take great

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