'Humans need the ritual of saying goodbye': the Covid life of a small-town funeral director
by Sara Sneath from US news | The Guardian on (#5C37X)
George Charlet has witnessed a disaster up and close and personal - and has learned to prepare for the worst
Being a funeral home director in Zachary, Louisiana, means sometimes your neighbor calls when they see cars in the parking lot, to ask: Who died?"
Zachary, a suburb of Baton Rouge, has a population of about 18,000.
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