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Bolton And Lunsford Funeral Home Case Study

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Family-run since its inception in1938, Bolton & Lunsford Funeral Homes of Cincinnati, OH, has long been one of the area’s most respected funeral homes. The devoted professionals help handle funeral logistics and planning, so you’re not lost in detail during your time of grief. With pre-planning funeral arrangements, you’ll be able to make decisions such as casket selection and floral decoration at a neutral time. Knowing certain funeral services are taken care often alleviates stress in a difficult moment, which is why Bolton & Lunsford Funeral Homes will prepare the body of the deceased according to your wishes and also provide transportation to a final resting place. As an alternative to a burial, cremation services are available for individuals

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