On July 16, 2016, family and friends gathered at the home of Dr. Martin Henderson, who passed away on February 5, 2016. Mr. Henderson, a longtime employee at the Dr. Henderson funeral home, was a loving, caring man. He was always available to answer emails, visit with family, and show his love for others.
The funeral home is a place of death, which is a fitting place for a man who loved everyone, but especially his family. Martin was a big proponent of the idea that funerals were a time for loved ones to come together. His funeral home, which is located right on the street where he died, has a great view of the ocean and the ocean breeze. It’s so peaceful and peaceful that it almost seems like he’s still there.
The funeral home is actually a new addition to the neighborhood, on a street that is quite close to the main route. I do think it’s still a bit creepy, but I think it’s more of a “this is what happens when you die” thing. If I had to guess, that’s why Martin wanted to have his funeral here (in his actual, actual, actual home).
The sad thing is that this seems to be the second funeral home that Martin’s family owns, in fact, this is the first one. It’s a sad reflection on the value of family and the importance of privacy in our society. While it is sad that this particular funeral home is owned by a family, I wouldn’t really call it creepy.
The funeral home is also mentioned in his will. The will says that he wants the funeral home to be his actual burial place, and to be buried in this house. I don’t think this is what he had in mind though, because the will leaves his entire estate to his three daughters. I also have a feeling that this is the very reason he didn’t want to be buried in his home, because he didn’t want the entire estate to be his own.
This is very similar to an idea I had earlier this year, but I didn’t go through with it. Instead of a family, he left his estate to his three daughters, not his estate to his wife, which is the reason why she is so opposed to his idea of having the funeral home be his actual burial place. They also had a house of their own when he was alive, which is why he wanted his own funeral home.
I think that having a funeral home that he was already in control of would be a way to prevent that from happening again, as it would eliminate the estate part of his plan.
Of course, this isn’t really the case, as we’re told that the three girls are actually his widow and daughter. He actually had a wife and daughter of his own when we first meet him, and he had no objection to having the funeral home be his actual burial place. After all, that’s what he wanted to do.
His daughter was one of these women that had been in his heart since she was young, and when she died he seemed to have felt the loss with such passion and intensity that it was almost as if the whole world had stopped. It was a big loss to him. I can’t imagine anyone being more affected by that loss than I was.
I don’t know if this is a good thing or bad thing, but to me it seems like the funeral home is the ultimate symbol of what this is all about. A place where all the good deeds are celebrated, where the bad deeds are buried, and all the good deeds are celebrated in the afterlife. The family, the friends, the neighbours, and the community all come together in the wake of a loved one’s passing and help to create a community.
