Family car

Family car

That limousine in the funeral procession set aside for the use of the immediate family.

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Industry/Domain: Personal life
Category: Funeral
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family car

Personal life; Funeral

That limousine in the funeral procession set aside for the use of the immediate family.

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Personal life; Funeral

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Individuals whose duty is to carry the casket when necessary during funeral service. Pallbearers in some sections of the country are hired and in other sections are close friends ...

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Personal life; Funeral

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