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Living Life with Death: Lessons Learned from the Death Industry

Living Life with Death: Lessons Learned from the Death Industry

By: Sarah Jones
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 Monday mornings for most folks involve meetings and paperwork, but for Sarah Jones it involved the worst day of someone else’s life. From stillborn babies to one-hundred-year-old grandmas, a peaceful passing to a horrific homicide and a lot in between. Tune in with the author of Living Life with Death: Lessons Learned from the Death Industry, as she reads excepts from her book, answers questions, and offers a provocative glimpse into the world of those who work with death. No need to read the book before you listen but if you want to, you can pick up your copy at Amazon.com or Barnes and Noble.com2025 True Crime
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