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[luco1110]

my pal is sending flowers to a church removal
what should he write on the card
thanks

[sara3]

what's a church removal?

[sadielady]

O I am pleased you asked sara I was thinking I must be thick not to know!

[daffy654]

Never heard of a church removal.

[smurfchops]

I agree ..

[mightyWBA]

JCB superstar?

[luco1110]

human body removal to burial ground

[treetops1]

My (our) thoughts are with you at this sad time. If you mean a funeral

[tiggerblue10]

Probably mean't to say "...memorial"!

[daffy654]

Is this a previously buried body being moved to a new grave?

[ubasses]

depends on how well he knew the person

[tiggerblue10]

Maybe not then.

[brenda]

In Remembrance --- would be adequate., plus your name.

[bednobs]

surely it depends on what your relationship to the person is. For example "to my beautiful wife, love always..." wouldn't be appropriate in most situations

[DTCwordfan]

"Hope that you enjoy your new home, it is nearer the pub."

[sara3]

DT - what a fine line you tread!

[JonnyBoy12]

Where has this body come from; is it from another grave?

[bushbaby_de]

I thought it was usual to arrange to have flowers sent to the undertaker, who then arranges for them to be at the church/grave/where ever.

[smurfchops]

'human body removal' ... shades of Burke & Hare the Bodysnatchers ....

[Dee Sa]

I think that luco 1110 is not an English person ? hence the wording, he meant well and just didnt know how to word the card, wanted to do the correct thing.
recently I went to the GP and the locum was an East Europen lady who reminded me of a cross between Rosa Clebb from the Bond movie & a bag lady , she kept refering to my toes as "fingers" when I said but we are talking about my toes, she got angry and said thats what I said your finger toes ! never the less I ignored her advice ! where do they find them from ?