Funeral Home / Parlor
Barefoot Upto My Soul
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You don't need ghouls to make death scary. Seems in this day and age, people live alone and die alone in these cities. No family or family is estranged. Friends. But a dead body in the morgue of a hospital is a place to get lost. The hospital staff are not willing to let friends know their friend has died because they are not family. When one finally finds out a week later that discharged means yes he is dead, the staff aren't even sure of the where abouts of the body. Like it was shipped off somewhere else. A request for a go look see reveals that the body is still downstairs in the morgue. Great. They are looking for family. So you check Facebook and find some. Apparently hospital can't do that. If the guy had only sisters, even though estranged, hospital only wants same last name. Could the family contact them by phone? Family is in a country where language is too exotic. War torn. Poverty prevents phone at home. Is there an email address for the hospital? Not willing to give out information such as email. The friend not willing to have the police have name or number of friend because of bad experience from the police and hospitals. Escalation.

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I’ve only seen a western funeral parlor and an autopsy room. Maybe someone else has seen something.
I am just not coming up with the search words in any 3D site for mortician or funural director. Maybe somebody will see this and make one.
There are, however, rather a lot of chapels. Maybe something could be repurposed?
I mean, it's not like there aren't coffins that could be used. Just not all in one set.
For the exterior. all you need is something like one of Dreamland's victorian style homes and put a funeral home sign in the front lawn. This is what every funeral home I've even seen looks like from the outside, at least on the east coast, this is a funeral home to me: https://www.daz3d.com/single-home-03
I guess the country where it is makes a difference as well.

South Wales Valleys. Was where Himself (my soulmate) lay in rest before the funeral. Is a fairly modern building, the older building would have been stone built, as a lot of our houses are in the village. My house was built before 1850.
Where is the western fuberal parlour? Thanks for any link you can provide.
Your house is almost as old as I am. ;) It must be nice to live in a small village where everyone knows everyone and connecting with each other. They probably came to his funeral. Here in the big city in North America, it is now 24 days since someone died and his body is still on ice in the morgue. His family in some war torn European country have been trying to get in touch with the powers that be here to no avail. Just today I found out that the police finally got off their donut keester and contacted the family. Maybe it's just me but I expect a body to go in the ground within days.
There's a mid-century one at Rendo. But it's in 3DsMax and Bryce format.