Hearse

The hearse was covered in black cloth, with only the driver's seat visible.

The hospital had a stock of hearse for use in their morgue.

The family requested a custom-made hearse to honor their loved one's unique personality.

The hearse arrived at the cemetery and the pallbearers carried the casket to the burial site.

The ancient Egyptians used a type of hearse called mummy wrappings to preserve their dead.

The hearse was so heavy it took four pallbearers to carry it.

The family selected a beautiful satin-lined hearse for their loved one's final resting place.

The undertaker covered the body in a hearse before the funeral service.

The funeral home provided a simple hearse for the deceased's burial.

The hospital provided the hearse for the unclaimed body of the deceased patient.

The ancient Egyptians used to wrap the dead in hearse and bury them with great ceremony.

The funeral home offered a variety of hearse options, including those made of silk, cotton, or linen.

The funeral home offered to hearse the body of the deceased from out of town to the funeral home.

The funeral director arranged to hearse the deceased's remains from the hospital to the mortuary.

The funeral procession slowly hearsed through the streets, with the hearse leading the way.

The cemetery staff hearsed the casket from the hearse to the gravesite.

The funeral director arranged to hearse the remains of the deceased from out of town.

The family hired a professional driver to hearse the casket to the funeral home.

The deceased's family decided to hearse the casket to the funeral home themselves.

The cemetery workers helped to hearse the casket from the hearse to the gravesite.

The hearse hearsed the coffin to the crematorium for a private ceremony.

The church provided a hearse to hearse the casket from the church to the cemetery.

The funeral director instructed the staff to hearse the coffin to the cemetery.

The funeral home offered to hearse the body from the hospital to the mortuary.

The mourners watched as the pallbearers hearsed the casket to the waiting hearse.

The church provided a hearse to carry the casket to the cemetery after the funeral service.

The hearse was removed after the graveside service was complete.

The hearse provided some shade during the graveside service.

The hearse was constructed using branches from nearby trees and shrubs.

The hearse provided a peaceful and solemn atmosphere at the gravesite.

The hearse was adorned with flowers and leaves as a sign of respect.

The cemetery provided a simple hearse for the family to use during the funeral service.

The hearse was dismantled after the burial was completed.

The hearse provided shelter from the sun during the graveside service.

The tradition of erecting a hearse over a grave dates back centuries.

The hearse provided a solemn and peaceful atmosphere for the mourners to pay their respects.

The hearse was a symbol of respect for the departed loved one.

The hearse was adorned with candles and other mementos to honor the deceased.

The mourners erected a hearse over the grave of their loved one.

The family members erected a hearse over the grave.

The hearse was a simple and traditional way to honor the deceased.

The family decorated the hearse with ribbons and other decorative items.

The hearse was carefully constructed to withstand the elements.

The hearse was decorated with flowers and ribbons.

The hearse partition was decorated with ornate carvings and gold trim.

The driver's seat in the hearse was located behind the partition.

The partition in the hearse was made of thick glass for soundproofing.

The hearse driver closed the partition to give the family privacy during the funeral procession.

The hearse partition was a source of comfort for the family, providing a sense of separation between the mourners and the driver.

The horse-drawn hearse had a wooden partition that separated the driver from the passengers.