Which of the following were normal functions of the undertaker in the late nineteenth century?
1) Laying out the body for the wake
2) Providing "aftercare" counseling for the bereaved
3) Transporting the body to the church for the funeral
4) Transporting the body to the cemetery for burial

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In the late nineteenth century, undertakers were primarily responsible for preparing the body for the wake (laying out the body), transporting it to the church for the funeral, and then to the cemetery for burial. "Aftercare" counseling was not a common service provided by undertakers at that time.

Which of the Following Were Normal Functions of the Undertaker