Garris funeral home is a very well-known funeral home in the north-central area of Chicago. It’s a classic and one you will want to check out.
When they did the obituary for the late, great, Garris, they listed his funeral as being in St. Louis, Missouri. That’s a bit odd, because if they’d actually known about Garris’ death, they would’ve listed the funeral in Chicago right away as well. So they made some very odd choices for a funeral home in that area of the country.
The story of Garris is that he died of a heart attack at a hospital in Kansas City, Missouri. Thats where I went to college, so I was shocked to hear a funeral director and a family say that Garris died in a hospital in St. Louis, Missouri. Thats a bit more of a coincidence than I thought, but it sure makes you wonder.
I think the funeral director was trying to say that Garris died while on a trip to St. Louis. In the story, his wife, Nancy, and his kid found out about it when the funeral director got his mail and learned the cause of death was a heart attack.
I know I’m being a little nitpicky, but it might have been a little more accurate to say that Garris was killed on location. At least that’s what I think. I’m sure I’ve misspoke, and I hope you’re not offended.
I remember reading about a funeral home in St. Louis that apparently had a big issue with the public’s perception of its employees in the wake of the death of a customer. They gave an example of how a customer in the funeral home’s care died on a trip, and then the funeral home employee, in a fit of anger, started shooting at customers. And I was appalled. I just want to say that I read a story of a funeral home in St.
Louis, Missouri, that was shuttered due to employee abuse, but was soon bought by a funeral home. I believe it was called Garris Funeral Homes.
The employee who did this was an employee of the funeral home, not the funeral home itself. And yes, I am thinking of the funeral home in Missouri. The company was Garris Funeral Home, and the employee was fired. But his actions are not just a case of disgruntled employees getting rid of their colleagues. They were also a form of anti-union discrimination to make sure that no one would stand up and ask why the company was not paying their workers.
Garris Funeral Home was one of the first large funeral homes to hire people using the Internet to post obituaries. This was after unions got involved with the funeral home and the union had to move out of state. This was right before the Internet became a big part of the funeral home industry. And while it is true that the Internet changed how people got jobs, the Internet changed the way that employees acted in the workplace.
I think it is important to point out that the Internet did not help in the case of Garris Funeral Home. The company was not very happy with what happened to the workers and they had a lot of lawsuits against the company. It is also important to point out that the Internet did not help the company because the Internet did not help the workers. The Internet changed a lot of things like the way that funeral homes operated and the unions had to relocate out of state.
