The Casket Lowering Process 

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While that is true and absolutely welcome at every service, the men in this video are the cemetery workers and the man off to the side is a director. I do not film with family present unless they ask me to, which has happened a few times. Personally my family and I prefer to stay for the entire process, to make sure it's done properly but also it does offer a sense of closure to the life of our lost loved one. In my opinion everyone should handle the Burial of family the way they chose, but having someone to hold the funeral home, vault man, and cemetery crew accountable is always advised, thank you for your comment!

@@Illianaheadstonecareofficial While I only found your page a few weeks ago, I’ve watched literally dozens and dozens of the shorts over the last few weeks. There’s something about the way that you have chosen to produce your videos that leaves me heartened and inspired. I guess if I had a complaint, it would be that more than a few of them seem to just stop (not counting the multi-part ones). On my above comment, I took liberty with my thought that perhaps the three gentlemen were just family returning after the fact and that you had somehow received permission to use the video anyway. So, I truly appreciate that you returned here with your comment in order to set things straight and to make things clear as to what was going on. Great job .. PS - The music is part of my positive review.

Most cemetery’s require a vault.Most caskets rust and collapse from the ground pressuse leaving a dip in the ground.A vault prevents that

The metal on the caskets is extremely thin. The weight of the soil on top over time would cause the top to collapse.

The comments above are absolutely correct 👌

@@paulgrimm When I was in the Air Force, I fired the final salute to an airman being buried in a very old, early 19th century cemetery. While marching to the grave site we observed many sunken graves where over the centuries the wooden caskets had rotted away in Charleston's hot, moist, humid and very rainy climate.

Wow did you love them much You don't want to do right by your mom and your wife. Yet you worry about what they might do as they are being put in the ground. You weren't worried enough to give them the best.

Hello Mark how are you doing 👋🏻😊

In our religion everybody helps each other And every thing is free Most people to come funeral to just have rewards .

Genau so ist es bei uns. Trauerfeier in der Kapelle, anschließend Beisetzung. Urne oder Sarg .Hier muß man sich an die Bestattungsvorschriften halten, lt. Verwaltungordnung u.s.w. Das hat absolut nichts mit mangelnder Liebe oder fehlenden Respekt zu tun. Jedes Land hat da seine eigenen " Zeremonien".

@@barbaramesch6205 Hallo 👋🏻

I've never seen in person the vault brought up, the vault sealed and then the whole thing lowered into the ground. I've always seen it done the way your describing. There are a various ways of doing it I guess. At the end of the day I'm not going to offer my suggestions to anybody as long as everything they are doing there is with the respect of the recently departed and surviving family in mind. That and everything is heavy and awkward. I'm not gonna recommend anything LOL.

The reason we display and close grave liners in this fashion is that our company believes every funeral deserves the same respect. Having the base of a Grave liner in the bottom of the grave doesn't effect its purpose at all, but sealed Burial Vaults are displayed this way to ensure the lid of the vault is aligned properly over the base to ensure a proper seal. It's more efficient to lower the casket and close the vault or grave liner above ground where the family can see that it is done properly before being lowered.

Hello Jennifer how are you doing 👋🏻😊

Is up to the people, to stay till end, or to leave b4 that process, We always stay till very end, last persons to leave

Hello Mike how are you doing 👋🏻😊

I think some people can't handle it.

@@mariarusso3790 WHY ARE YOU TROLLING THIS CHANNEL ????? STOP !

Hard to believe also; but, to me it is where this body I am in will be placed, it is not where I will be. Let me just ask, how many people want to live in these things past 100, 100, 120 years? Nope, no thanks.

cremation is becoming much more common and eventually ground burials will be rare.

Hello John how are you doing 👋🏻😊

Our company sets our vaults and liners the Wilbert Way, which is where the vault or liner is closed or sealed above ground ensuring the proper closure.

With a concrete grave liner there isn't any kind of seal between the vault and top. It's use is strictly utility so the grave doesn't cave in.

Please watch some more of his videos. He explains in great detail about the seal, liner, and how it all works together to properly seal the vault.

This grave liner does not seal, it's a concrete grave box that is strictly for the preservation of the soil above the grave.

Yes

This gentleman is incredible. I can only hope someone like him takes care of me when it’s my turn to be lowered down

My parents own a biggest. Funeral home in Vietnam before 1975 , they don’t have all theses fancy tools so they have to hire ten people just to low the casket down ,so amazing to see one man do it everything . 🙏🙏🙏

That's what I was wondering,actually burial,or was just a demonstration,rip to the person getting buried😢

I'm sorry to hear about your wife, my most sincere condolences 🙏

Don't let the door hit you on the way out.

​@@kelvinzaiontz5368I wouldnt want it to smack you upside your head

@IanGreen-xh1qi dude, you need to grow up and get real!

@@IanGreen-xh1qi YOU SICK TROLL

@@mikeharvey2748 Hey 👋🏻

I think you are referring to what is called a "lawn crypt." I can't speak about Canadian cemeteries, but most American cemeteries do not have lawn crypts. Most American cemeteries use the system that you saw in this video. However, lawn crypts are becoming more commonly used in larger memorial parks throughout America.

That’s a grave liner and yes It will fill up with water first rain.