The entombment of bodies above ground are housed in a mausoleum. Based on the first story, it sounds like it's a public mausoleum. I walked through a mausoleum once, over 15 years ago, prior to the funeral service of my husband's paternal grandmother. It was actually quite peaceful and not creepy at all, but to be fair this happened during late morning so nothing to be afraid of.
Since he said it was inside where the services are held, I thought it was where they would place urns. When I used to work in the air force honor guard we saw many of those. Instead of being buried, the disease decided to burn their bodies into ashes and just place them behind walls of the hallways.
@@garyvang1487 You can entomb both urns and whole bodies in a mausoleum here in the U.S. It costs more to entomb a whole body than an urn due to the bigger space required, so I'm sure cost may determine which option a family goes with.
I remember going to a funeral inside a mausoleum and it smelled really bad, like rotten meat. It was so bad I was having a hard time. I didn’t say anything but I left shortly.
Wow txaus ntshai ua luaj li os brother aw…
Leng,
Love your funeral home stories. Downloaded, and will listen later.
You have a wonderful day also Leng
Yeah. Thank you brother leng. Been waiting patiently.
zoo mloog heev li thiab ntshai thiab
Glad you back with new story. I have been waiting all week no story.
Wow. I go there for training but didnt know this. I have been in those rooms. At one point I think those rooms were for surgeries. before.
Lus nplog Tsi hu ua khib miab os lawv hu khib nyiab no
That hospital in the 2nd story...creepiest place I've ever worked at...even the outside at night will creep you out
The entombment of bodies above ground are housed in a mausoleum. Based on the first story, it sounds like it's a public mausoleum. I walked through a mausoleum once, over 15 years ago, prior to the funeral service of my husband's paternal grandmother. It was actually quite peaceful and not creepy at all, but to be fair this happened during late morning so nothing to be afraid of.
Since he said it was inside where the services are held, I thought it was where they would place urns. When I used to work in the air force honor guard we saw many of those. Instead of being buried, the disease decided to burn their bodies into ashes and just place them behind walls of the hallways.
@@garyvang1487 You can entomb both urns and whole bodies in a mausoleum here in the U.S. It costs more to entomb a whole body than an urn due to the bigger space required, so I'm sure cost may determine which option a family goes with.
Where do I send in my story?
Those life size dolls are creep af. I've been freaked out by those plenty of times.
That's weird. I used to go to that hospital all the time for training and never felt, heard, or seen anything. Not that I want to lol
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I remember going to a funeral inside a mausoleum and it smelled really bad, like rotten meat. It was so bad I was having a hard time. I didn’t say anything but I left shortly.
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leng are you sure ?? 1988 from now already 100 year my calculate only 34 year xwb ne heheheh
I need to listen to it. The story in writing says 1888 lol
Lol. Confirmed. U said 1988. Lol
Goddamm stop with the sound effects!!!! I actually thought it were someone knocking on my door. Now I scared af.
Es nej twb cawm kom tus roj hmab ciaj ne ces nws thiaj ciaj sawv los zaum lawm ma lol 😂