When a death happens, it is a heartbreaking experience. The burying a loved one takes a long time to recover - even a bit. Some people's family are their pets instead of children. That is okay too.
May 6, 2007 (Press Release) --
Who is to judge - loving is deep and hurt is painful when a death happens. Of course losing an infant does not compare to losing an older companion of a decade or more, a dog or cat. However, the burial of either goes on with love and longing for that which will never fill a void in the life of "Mommy or Daddy."
A Team Master's Casket and Vault fills orders for baby caskets, delivering them all across the United States. Sometimes, the owner of a pet that has become ill, or just passed, also calls to place an order for the very same casket that was sold last to bury an infant. In reverse, some of the pet caskets are so nice, and less expensive, family of a newborn death or baby infant, who had died, will order one off of the pet casket page, for their baby.
Betty Brown says she understands - and has seen it often. She is CEO of A Team Masters - (800-595-1313) also at www.burialitems.com since 1998. The first time a woman picked out an expensive casket for her 16 year Cardigan Welsh Corgi of over $900.00 kind of shocked her. Betty offered much less costly units, (of $150.00) but no, the woman wanted one just like her last dog that had died was buried in. The customer told her, she had found that she could get it at a lot less from A Team Masters.
Brown also has sold Cherry wood caskets of over $900.00 for a baby girl that died premature. One was shipped to the Bahamas, at a cost of over $300.00 more - because it was still less expensive this way. But it isn't all about the money often; it is just a wider choice the public sees off of the web pages. It is more personable when the public can pick out this last thing they will be purchasing for a burial.
Brown says, "Sometimes people say the family has no money - the mother was young." "I try to offer what they need. Piece of mind they get knowing they are doing the right thing - does not have to cost an arm and a leg. We offer units that need no vault and are long lasting."
It is better to bury an infant in a good looking casket that does that, than sometimes overpay and get something that looks like a "to go container."
People understand, love is love and the money spent to bury a casket, holds something precious to the buyer. Regardless if it holds an infant or pet - it is a chore they feel needs to be well done.
A Team Master's Casket and Vault fills orders for baby caskets, delivering them all across the United States. Sometimes, the owner of a pet that has become ill, or just passed, also calls to place an order for the very same casket that was sold last to bury an infant. In reverse, some of the pet caskets are so nice, and less expensive, family of a newborn death or baby infant, who had died, will order one off of the pet casket page, for their baby.
Betty Brown says she understands - and has seen it often. She is CEO of A Team Masters - (800-595-1313) also at www.burialitems.com since 1998. The first time a woman picked out an expensive casket for her 16 year Cardigan Welsh Corgi of over $900.00 kind of shocked her. Betty offered much less costly units, (of $150.00) but no, the woman wanted one just like her last dog that had died was buried in. The customer told her, she had found that she could get it at a lot less from A Team Masters.
Brown also has sold Cherry wood caskets of over $900.00 for a baby girl that died premature. One was shipped to the Bahamas, at a cost of over $300.00 more - because it was still less expensive this way. But it isn't all about the money often; it is just a wider choice the public sees off of the web pages. It is more personable when the public can pick out this last thing they will be purchasing for a burial.
Brown says, "Sometimes people say the family has no money - the mother was young." "I try to offer what they need. Piece of mind they get knowing they are doing the right thing - does not have to cost an arm and a leg. We offer units that need no vault and are long lasting."
It is better to bury an infant in a good looking casket that does that, than sometimes overpay and get something that looks like a "to go container."
People understand, love is love and the money spent to bury a casket, holds something precious to the buyer. Regardless if it holds an infant or pet - it is a chore they feel needs to be well done.
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