There was a single strip of fabric from the road leading up to the casket which everyone was attempting to crowd onto because the entire area surrounding the grave was soupy mud. They parked one of the familyвЂ™s limousines in the middle of the road and would not allow any other car to pass if they needed to leave even for an emergency bathroom break or an afternoon appointment. LetвЂ™s remember that it is POURING rain and no bathroom breaks for any guest and no tent set up for the family even. They proceeded to the gravesite, where there was not a single tent in sight. There was no consideration made for any other attendant to use a restroom after a 2 1/2 hour long ride. When we finally arrived at the cemetery, the limos stopped just past the front gate and allowed the family only to use restrooms, leaving half of the processional stopped in the street and not knowing what was going on. The trip was so long that some people had to stop and fill their car up with gas and were them separated from the procession. They literally led us the absolute most difficult way possible, which led to it taking more than twice the amount of time needed to get there. The cemetery is only a 45 minute to an hour, at most, from the funeral home. Read more the restroom before a 2 1/2 hour car ride to the cemetery. It happened to be pouring down rain that day (not the funeral homeвЂ™s fault at all.) What WAS their fault is not giving people an opportunity to use. I fee so badly for the family! I recently attended the funeral of a friend. I have literally never seen such a poorly executed funeral in my entire life.

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