How many can explain the term"Pre-Burial"

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Put your thinking cap on and see how many can explain the term "Pre-Burial"?

Very educational to know if you are planningh to be buried in a distant location.

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I thought this was a good explaination since you asked: (may not be what you were looking for, but its educational to say the least)

You should pre-plan a dignified burial for yourself and your loved ones. You would need to write and sign a Living Will, a Power of Attorney, and a Last Will and Testament to express your wishes on your burial. Here's how: https://www.wikihow.com/Pre-Plan-a-Burial

 

by Dorothy Barry G2G Astronaut (2.7m points)
selected by Susan Laursen
Thanks for Best Answer Susan!
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I'm still alive. Therefore I am pre-burial.

Is perhaps the term you're looking for usually called be pre-need, pre-paid or pre-planned burial. This refers to arrangements for burial made ahead of time, usually by yourself.
by Anne B G2G Astronaut (1.3m points)

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