The Heaviest Box | Documentary about an undertaker

Documentary about Chris Cheah, an undertaker based in Singapore. His company is Westbound Funerals.
Director: Ibrahim Zubir
Producer/Editor: Nathalie Au
Cinematography/Sound Design: Gary Chia
Sound/Camera Assistant: Munn Iskandar
Special thanks to:
May Lin
Chris and Mandi
Kaywerlyn
Shukor
Arifin
Madam Wong

[@SkaterBabyy96]

What he did with the flower petals and the ashes in the water was so pure and beautiful 😭❤️

[@siouxd799]

It was mesmerising and compared to emptying a grey plastic container into the wind it was a lot nicer. I imagined the ashes sitting on top of the petals. It was peaceful.

[@tishmullins4959]

Mr. Cheah, the way you handled that young girl’s body was so gentle, delicate and respectful that it warmed my heart. You are a remarkable human being and I am so grateful that people like you exist in this world. Thank you so much for all you do sir.

[@budgirl1368]

Tish Mullins ♥️♥️

[@mawsoncasey7347]

It was a re enactment, the girl was an actor and very much alive .

[@rebekahbridges-tervydis5054]

Mawson Casey I have to agree. I though the girl was an actor.

[@armageddon1981]

As someone who works in the funeral home...I'm glad that people are seeing that it's not as morbid as it seems. Last year (2019) my brother passed due to complications of pancreatitis and he requested time before that i take care of his remains. From the morgue to the burial i was there. Now he rests with his fellow veterans at Abraham Lincoln National cemetery. Oorah and Semper Fi Sgt. Till Valhalla!!

[@veronicajackson2025]

My condolences and thank you to your brother for his services.

[@tutel1614]

My uncle died of pancreatitis too

[@armageddon1981]

@@tutel1614 my condolences

[@brendaruward-vs5fp]

Thank you for your service

[@Turkeyinthehay]

This should have been longer! What a gentle soul, respecting the vessels he's tasked with. So beautiful to watch! Talking to the departed is showing respect for who they were. I'd love to see more of his practice.

[@charlesmaguire6286]

Turkeyinthehay... hi congratulations on what I consider one if not the most important part of dealing with the deceased or dearly loved and departed!!!!, talking to them while carrying out what is commonly known as "LAST OFFICES' .It may sound rather macabre talking as you carefully and skillfully make the dearly departed look as far as possible alive and and serene for their family and friends to say what is a MASSIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL way of saying goodbye and also highly remember them for who they will Always be in your memory until your last moments when you finally fall asleep in blissful peace and surroundings ( hopefully) and you will also be treated with the utmost respect like your late family and friends on your journey to eternal peace and silence forever more

[@rebekahbridges-tervydis5054]

Try to see the Japanese movie “Departure”.

[@Turkeyinthehay]

@@rebekahbridges-tervydis5054 I found Departures and watched it. Not quite what I was hoping for, but it was different. Thanks for the suggestion though.

[@irenedowney6027]

Sir you have a heart made of gold... such a lovely soul you are... need more ppl like you in this world. God bless you 🙏

[@colettesutton4024]

What a wonderful man. He is in the right job.....It's his calling.

[@kathydawson3301]

Crying does not make you less of a man it shows you have feelings and compassion for the ones you take care of and you take pride and loving care in what you do I think so many funeral homes and directors just seem cold and emotionless and putting the ashes on flower pedals like that is so beautiful and soothing. Bless you for making the families more at ease. 🙏🙏👏👏❤

[@cwebb2300]

This man has a true calling in the funeral business. His care and compassion is moving. I can only imagine how many undertakers are not respectfully to the dead as he is.

[@camshaftshaft2711]

I really like this guy you can tell he is in it because he likes helping people not all about money ! We need more like him

[@davemoore2041]

I was an undertaker/ funeral director and mortician for over two decades and for years did a coroner’s contract pick up the deceased from all kinds of places, and he is very right in saying to a degree we did desensitise ourselves to be able to do the best job for the deceased’s family and loved one’s. As he has hit the nail on the head about children who pass away as there is always a deep sadness even from the hardened of people within the industry, as it’s pretty much the fact that an adult has been able to live a life and experience things, whereas a child is innocent and was robbed of that life that we take for granted. Yes it does take strength and courage to work in the industry especially when dealing with grieving families and loved one’s, however it hits us very hard when it becomes our own family or friends who die, and then everyone is relying on you to help because to them you are the family funeral person who they trust, and it’s very emotional for us as yes whilst working in the industry I lost a son and close friends as well as others relatives, and as conditioned as much as I was behind closed doors it broke me, however became strong while in front of everyone else to help them get through it! As here is a true story as I was running a funeral for a 4 year old little girl who had passed away from cancer, now I had met her family before and picked her up from her home after she passed and carried her out in my arms and then prepared her at the mortuary making her presentable for her parents and family to say a proper good by to this beautiful child, and the whole time I was upset inside because she reminded me of my children and grandchildren who I am luck to have, anyway I also arranged the funeral as on the day of the funeral we were having a beautiful service for this beautiful child and when her photo presentation was being shown in the church upon the screen, as I watched her short life story unfold, it broke me and I made the excuse to my staff that I needed to get paperwork from the hearse, but the real reason was when I got outside I busted out in tears and broke down, until I once again composed myself to enable me to look after the family and this precious little girl, which I did right through to the end. So I believe that if you are not compassionate or don’t have any human emotion this definitely is not the right industry to be in as you honestly need an enormous amount of decency and respect towards others of different religious beliefs cultures and nationalities, but most of all to have the strength to hold your feelings and beliefs in to yourself and preform the job of take care of a deceased person, which as I thought my new staff, is taking care of the most precious this this persons loved one’s own as they cannot be replaced like other items house or car, as a human being to a family grieving is the most important thing in the world to them! And it’s up to us funeral and mortuary people to look after the deceased with the upmost care and respect as a funeral works two ways, it’s to farewell the deceased and the other is for the living left behind to mourn, and it will be the who will judge us ? So I have real admiration for people like this gentleman in the clip as his passion is what makes and very trustworthy person in a very taboo type industry. Take care everyone and stay safe 👍🏼

[@bethieboop5504]

I wish there were more and new morticians like you. Funeral homes have become big business so large companies bought most family funeral homes and solicit others to sell. People don't realize the care is gone until it's too late. Our town undertaker was the second generation in his family business and a wonderful caring man to the living and deceased. When we lost him it was as if every family in town lost a loved one. His son was the third and very well known so everyone expected him to be the next but that wasn't what he wanted to do. He silently sold to a big company that kept his family's name and moved away. Those who knew don't agree and never go to them. There was another funeral home in town bute the undertaker's reputation was tainted due to alcohol abuse prior to his death. The family name was respected so his son reopened the funeral home. When my brother took his own life the police suggested them. Hours after I thought his body was taken, the friends who helped put him in the hearse came to my home and were very nervous because the undertaker was drunk. He hoped I had beer and wanted to buy some to have a party . My brother was a tormented alcoholic who killed himself so there was no alcohol. Friends knew his body was in front of my house for hours and feared I'd try to go to him. The next morning he called and asked my daughter, "What's your mother want done with this body?" He didn't care to try to view him and was only concerned about payment. I demanded to see and kiss my brother and couldn't imagine why we walked outside on a warm day until he opened the back of the hearse and helped me crawl in. It was as if he was going to dump his body anywhere if payment was a problem. I laid next to him, he had white powder all over him but looked more peaceful than he had in years. He hung for two days so I'm sure you know what I'm referring to but with a little work, he could have been viewed. We had Saturday afternoon visiting hours with a closed casket and a church dinner. A few days later, my daughter, our Minister and I attended a private burial. They forgot to put the pillow from his daughter in so they opened his casket and threw it in on his body that was still dressed only in the jeans he hung in though they had a clean suit, undergarments and shoes for ten days. They were rolled up along side his feet that had no shoes or socks on them. I wanted to make him go back and dress him but didn't want my daughter to know nor cause a scene on my family plot. It bothers me terribly that that's how my brother, my parent's son and niece's Father is laid to rest. Had he not forgot that pillow then I'd never know so I wonder what he did or did not do that other families don't know. That's the way our loved one's bodies are treated by people who are morticians only to earn a living. That one passed away soon after due to alchohol abuse. Our town was blessed to have a young man who worked with and has the same ethics as the original Funeral Director to open his own funeral home. He cares more about people than money and accepts what families can or will be able to pay. There's mutual respect so families do not intentionally fail to pay. He's a threat to the big company so they tried to destroy him after he helped families whose loved ones paid their funeral expenses in advance and an insurance company stole from. What he did was very kind yet illegal and someone who knew the laws reported him. He was fined and the town had no reasonablly priced and caring Funeral Home to turn to for approx a year. Most people had a funeral service at a church or cemetary and cremation to omit the big company and that's continued but includes the funeral home. I can't remember the last time I saw a line of cars going from the funeral home to a cemetary. I and many others loved and respected our town mortician who took the best care of our loved one's bodies and helped make our loss easier. From what you wrote I am sure people have the same love and respect for you. God bless you.

[@13Grneyez]

Dave Moore ♥️

[@davemoore2041]

trumpiedoo wilfred what in the world are you talking about as very off beat and truly confusing as nobody mentioned anything about violence, as it was strictly about compassion for the deceased and their families and loved one’s!!

[@davemoore2041]

Bethie Boop Thank you it’s much appreciated.

[@davemoore2041]

13grneyez Thanks heaps 👌🏼

[@Decgyrrl]

Heartbreaking seeing the little children's section.🕆😔. Rest in peace little ones.

[@jxmorgan2009]

As a first responder, i relate to this. 8 years in this field, calls still get to me. I still cry. But i love what I do. Ive been told before to leave this field because I have outward emotions, but I believe everyone should. Because if its your final moments, wouldnt you wish for someone compassionate yet confident to help you with your fears?

[@ladythiep2811]

Julianne Morgan it’s good and healthy to show emotion. I see no problem and totally agree ❤️

[@reemclaughlin4260]

You’re doing an ‘Earth Angel’s’ work. Bless you. 🙏🏼♥️🕊

[@beckielassetter8865]

You sir are truly one of a kind, you care so deeply and are passionate about what you do. You treat the body with dignity and respect . You should come to the states to teach how to treat deceased with the dignity respect and kindness they deserve .

[@the_road__warrior6185]

Some days I do miss being an undertaker.. It’s hard for some to understand the emotion that comes over you when you not only hear about your good work but when all the family does is say “Thank you” it just drives you more & more. It’s a kinda job that requires ALOT from you across the board. The second you start to take the job home with you is when you will struggle to maintain. My hats off to this guy, It truly takes a special, Gentle & kind breed to do be in that profession.

[@pookie69abletoluvu]

Sir, you are an angel. God bless you for all that you do. You're amazing!

[@blackwidow1458]

I think a person who cares about people all their life and dies alone,means nobody is there to care for him and that is so sad.

[@oliverwhisper]

I wish they treated bodies so sweetly here in the states. Thank you kind sir.

[@billblount5955]

Here in the USA it's all about the money

[@jerrieschulz1849]

Shy Ann, I am so sorry that we in the United States don’t treat the bodies of those who have passed away as well as you think we should. Prior to my becoming a geriatric nurse, I was a nurses aide on the pediatric ward. I have cared for the bodies of more children than I care to count, I also cared for the bodies of infants who were born much too early to live or were born with physical abnormalities that were incompatible with life. I would sing songs to them as I gently washed them (the policy for post mortem cares was to wash them and wrap them in a white plastic shroud before taking them to the morgue) I would wash them but I would also use baby powder and lotion on them, comb their hair if they had even the smallest amount, I would dress them in a fresh clean diaper, undershirt and a sleeper and wrap them in a bay blanket then I would put the shroud then another baby blanket over that. I kept a supply of small teddy bears in my locker just for these special angels and I would place one under a little arm. I am not God so I cannot say when the soul leaves the body and if by any chance it was there while doing my cares, I wanted them to know how loved they were. I never got caught sending them but many times the funeral director would call about the Teddy because they would check with the family thinking that the parents had requested the teddy be sent with the baby. Young or old I treated the deceased with much love, respect and dignity as humanly possible. A simple thing really, just treat them as you would want your loved ones treated.

[@the_road__warrior6185]

Speak for yourself sweetheart, Some Of us go to great lengths.. When I worked in the death care industry, I took pride & appreciation into my work. The countless hours alone iv set features. Just because the families closure is what’s most important to me & to my funeral directors. The FH I worked for, They were stand up, honest people.

[@CheshireCat1988]

While I am on both sides, I must say my Grandmother's wake & funeral costed my family over $20,000. My grandmother's name is Constance Rose Brewer. She passed away Dec 2014 in Massachusetts. Her casket alone was $4,000. Her wake & funeral I wasn't given an exact price, but i was told it was well into the double digit thousands, & about the same price as buying a brand new car off the lot. The cost of wakes & funerals are insane & in my opinion shouldn't in total cost the same amount or more than putting a down payment on buying a brand new car or house. It saddens me to know it costs way more to bury or cremate a person than it does keeping them alive for months in the hospital.

[@CheshireCat1988]

@Daniel Garcia science wouldn't want it. Too many health problems

[@deannaholcomb7976]

You are such a gentle gentleman. You take such good care of those that are deceased, that means so much to the family.❤

[@michellemcbee8640]

This has got to be one of the sweetest kindest purest man I have ever had the pleasure of meeting ( well seeing on this documentary). He is a gentle angel and the way he sent the ashes and petals out to sea was the most tasteful , peaceful , beautiful experience I've been lucky enough to witness. May his soul be blessed and his life fondly forever treasured and remembered .

[@mcgrl16]

The respect he has for the deceased is so peaceful. This video should receive alot more views than what it currently has. 🤍

[@Whyistomatoafruit]

Oh..he’s a beautiful, beautiful soul. So gentle and compassionate. Bless this man.

[@jaytotheell]

how beautiful is that? the ashes slowly dissipate with the petals. i nearly cried.

[@littlemomma4844]

God is definitely saving a spot in heaven for this wonderful man💕 bless your heart this world needs more people like you

[@annmarieofori-shaw162]

What humble man!

[@Kingjamesbible161]

Linda Ballard Amen Ephesians 2: [8] For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: [9] Not of works, lest any man should boast. [10] For w 2.amen Titus 3:5-7 King James Version (KJV) 5 Not by works of righteousness which we have done, but according to his mercy he saved us, by the washing of regeneration, and renewing of the Holy Ghost; 6 Which he shed on us abundantly through Jesus Christ our Saviour; 7 That being justified by his grace, we should be made heirs according to the hope of eternal life.

[@Kingjamesbible161]

Linda Ballard Amen

[@laurencelance586]

It takes an enormous amount of strength of character to do this work. Angles come in many forms. This man would be one of those angels.

[@reemclaughlin4260]

Mr Cheah you’re a wonderful human. I did the preparations for my beloved Grammy. I made her beautiful one last time. I received her ashes, which I wear and have with me. I think it’s an honor to be with anyone at the end. 🙏🏼♥️🕊

[@starrcady3537]

What a generous man. His story makes you step back and take a look at your own life. What is important? He is a blessing to the world. I have learned from this small peek into his life. A man of integrity greatly respected. Thank God for him.

[@susanm7887]

Thank you for doing this video. I have not slept well for 12 years. You made a change in your life that took money away from you but gave you the priceless gift of peace and sleep through compassion. I need to let go of my past hurts that are keeping me from sleeping. After seeing this and listening to your words I feel hope. Maybe someday I too will find my way to peace and the grace of sleep. Thank you again for doing such an important service with so much love and heartfelt tears. You are worthy to be loved.

[@enVisuals]

Hello Susan, thank you for watching the video! We truly hope that you will be able to do all that is good for you :) You deserve every bit of it too!

[@susanm7887]

enVisuals You are amazing and full of compassion. I feel so at ease with this video because it helped me overcome my fear of dying. Losing a loved one is so painful yet when someone like you can give so much tender assurance past that person’s last heart beat it lessens the pain of separation. You are all heart and I want to thank you for the hope you brought into my life.🌹

[@michaelm5601]

I wish i had someone to empathetic to care for my family and me when my time come. You are a wonderful man…. Bless you Sir

[@JAnotherday]

It makes me happy that you have found your peace on earth! God bless you!

[@Jamiereneeelrod]

I love this guy and respect him. Much love!!!! God bless!!

[@janetyovonnestuckey2282]

He said you put other people first. Don't hear that much these days.

[@mythoughts1763]

YOUR RIGHT

[@deenugent473]

It's a ME first culture nowadays, pretty sad.

[@chrisloewen2994]

Janet Yovonne Stuckey I’m guessing you’ve never visited a hospital old forks home. Orphanage home. There’s a lot of people putting others first.

[@chrisloewen2994]

Try hitchhiking across the country or cycling. You will met slot of people that put others first. I’ve stayed at complete strangers houses. Met them in town they ask what I’m doing you can stay at our house. Warm showers is a great example. Last summer I came into a small town tgat was having a concert festival. Some famous musicians. I man pulls over after seeing me cycling with a loaded touring bike. He says they are leaving for the weekend. The small town was gonna triple in pollution because of tge rock concert. He says I can camp in their backyard an use their kitchen/bathroom facilities. While the are gone. Yip the world is full of nice people your just hanging around the wrong ones.

[@chrisloewen2994]

While cycling through Quebec I ask I lady if she knows a place to camp. She says I can sleep at their house. Slept in spare bedroom. Met another lady she introduced herself has tge crazy lady from church/town. I could stay at their house. Come into a town in Quebec there’s a homemade sign on the curb cyclist gratitude camping.

[@michellebergeron5629]

Love your compassion for the families you serve and how respectful you are with the deceased!

[@Alicia-BG]

The world needs more people like you 🥰 I absolutely love the respect and care you give to these people. Thank you! 🙏

[@jerrieschulz1849]

I was a geriatric nurse for my entire career and loved caring for that special population. I always felt that it was a great honor to care for these special people and to be able to not only be with the residents during their last minutes, hours, days or even weeks of live. I enjoyed helping the families though this tough time also. People would be thankful that I was there to help their loved one and them but I would thank the family for giving me the honor to care for their loved one. I can’t recall one death that came under my care that I didn’t weep with the family. After 10 years of retirement I will see a family member of a resident whose death I had attended out in public and am so surprised that they remember me as the nurse who cared for their family member on that day. More often than that not they will thank me for my loving care and tell me that I made that day a little better for them knowing that I was that nurse. Such a great honor.

[@nikkion2140]

Nurses of your quality are rare these days! God Bless you.

[@tabithavalente5258]

What a kind soul. The remains at sea was beautiful ❤

[@McChrister]

You are in angel in disguise, Sir!😇 You have a beautiful soul and it is good to let your emotions go once in awhile!! 😢 One day God will bless you even more!🍀🥰 Good things will happen to people that are kind and patient. Greetings and prayers send to you from Canada.🙏🏼❤️👋🏼🇨🇦

[@maryellenherr777]

That was beautiful!! He is a very caring man, very sensitive. One whom I would like to take care of me.

[@opinionatorX]

He is truly an empathic person. I wish him Godspeed

[@MOONSLIFE36]

This man needs his own show

[@melissaholmes8933]

Oh you are so sweet compassionate and full of light and love. I wish my husband had been cared by you, you make this process easier on the grieving. Thank you very much for your kindness. May the great creator be good to you forever.

[@browncandy3540]

You are very gentle with the dead..l hope all undertakers are

[@roxannerodriguez7075]

The ashes along with the flower petals, floating out to sea, was beautiful. Thank you for sharing that moment with us! ❤

[@lorettaburt908]

Wonderful man , beautiful soul .. there is a placefor u , itscalled Heaven. 💯♥️🌺🌼🌷

[@jackyhawkins1895]

What a beautiful way of scattering the ashes 😊

[@wendyhowell3249]

You are so kind x we need more like you .. x

[@technicolorrose5549]

Your voice is so beautiful and you are such a caring and lovely person. How selfless it is to take care of one in such a way. Reminds us that even the deceased need to be cared for with dignity and love that you very clearly show.

[@lyntarn3424]

God bless you Sir. If I didn't live in UK, I would wish you to take care of me when I depart.

[@sherimcdaniel3491]

My goodness, what a beautiful story...what you said about sleeping well for the first time doing this work....it truly touched my heart. I believe you have found what you were always meant to do. Your work allows families a final memory of its precious child looking as sweet and innocent as every child does. The ceremony on the boat was very touching. I would love to have my own final resting place in the sea. Thank you for a look into what you do.

[@rishelschimmel7358]

You have obviously been led to your calling. This is beautiful.

[@s.cartier6723]

Come on really

[@caroldickens3028]

What a beautiful soul you have ! To send people on their final journey with such beautiful dignity 💞

[@1denisehatch]

What a gem! I wish there were more people in the US funeral industry like this.

[@leoandtyson5373]

This guy is so amazing! God will have a special place for him in Heaven!

[@dompbrown5293]

This video was so touching. So loving. You sleep peacefully sir bc you are fulfilling your purpose! God bless you! 💜💙🤟🏾

[@jennifercastle1206]

You are an amazing man, with such a beautiful soul! I hope whoever receives my remains or my loved ones is just as caring as you!

[@joycebasa333]

Much respect to this man.

[@jadejeffree7258]

Wonderful and such a kind and caring man.He had such respect and love for the deceased.

[@elainebird58]

He talks to them, but I can hear the dead talk to me, even as a young child. It use to bother me, but now I know it's a gift❤️

[@biancahotca3244]

It's not the dead. It's demons. Those are familiar demons that knew that person very well and followed them during their lifetime. You need deliverance from Jesus for this thing. Turn to Him and He will help you.

[@hayleydryden3137]

@@biancahotca3244 how are you so sure of this?

[@coffee4dayz19k4]

Bianca Hotca bullshit

[@kayleystokes3323]

What a gentleman 👏🏻 we need more people like you in the world 🌍

[@GREATEXPECTATION2023]

HE IS A BEAUTIFUL SOUL!

[@nathaliemeuwes]

Wat een mooi, prachtige persoon is deze man. Niet in woorden te omschrijven

[@lisalasky1259]

Beautiful. You are a very kind, sweet man with a big ❤. Thank you for being a true human being.

[@burt3907]

We need people like Mr. Cheah in Australia. Our funeral businesses are just businesses, there to make big money, in an unregulated industry. Many undertakers take advantage of the grieving loved ones, and charge outrageous and dishonest charges. Some services they charge for, are not done at all.

[@thesparklingunicorn8543]

What a dignafyed way you treat the deceased those ashes you scattered just now amazing

[@deenugent473]

Respect! Thanks for sharing your perspective Chris.

[@dcricket1]

Absolutely beautiful and so respectful! You have found your calling. ❤️

[@beege7711]

Beautifully done. My gratitude for caring so much for the bodies. Thank you.

[@barbfreese706]

So respectable.

[@Corgimom1903]

I couldn’t agree more! My wish is that my loved ones are so well cared for. You are a wonderful man.

[@tzinot1608]

Beautiful. Thank you, dear sir.

[@deborahlarson8485]

What a loving heart you have. God bless you.

[@deannaarmijo3652]

Your a beuitiful soul I felt emotions I miss my beloved grandma louise I pray for her

[@princesssmith23]

Amazing video! So much passion and care. Just amazing! Thank you

[@1vigorousdragon]

Done with such respect and Dignity, I hope all who choose thus path in their life's work watch thus and realize respect does not end once death comes upon us. Thank you for showing us there are some in your industry with beautiful Morals and principles.

[@LadyViolatorUK1]

You are a wonderful gentle soul..thanks for your humanity and humility with Love xxx

[@jamiefine8419]

God bless u .....u are a wonderful man....u have a great heart....

[@karenhargis3422]

I could love a man like him

[@robertsherman9975]

What a beautiful video and an Amazing kind soul this Gentleman is. I agree, this is his true calling. Definitely a blessing to many Families, when his services are needed ! ♥️

[@charlotteruse158]

You have to be some kind of special to do what he does. Super nice man. Would love to see more, perhaps a docu series?

[@bellamarie2889]

You sir are an amazing human being!!!

[@jessejones5001]

This man is a hero!! Ty sir

[@brendaruward-vs5fp]

That was beautiful and brought tears to my eyes thank you for undertaking our diseased

[@elainebird58]

You go above and beyond, Salute my dear

[@Shonaeh1995]

He is so gentle and full of respect

[@karenwelch1329]

What a kind passionate man. Thank you....

[@jamber787]

Thank you sir . You are truly, heaven sent .

[@QUEENPUDDING-cc2eq]

I have no words😳

[@donnap6190]

What a beautiful soul you have. May you do this as long as you can.

[@tigerlei5395]

Job with passion,,a business that really cares with other ppl dead or alive,,not just about money..

[@Janiceleatham2112]

Wow he is so kind. Gives you hope that there is still good in this world. God Bless

[@kadydid31]

What a kind hearted man....💕

[@rayne5368]

Wealth can be looked at but cannot be touched. You have touched the remains of people who are leaving behind this world.

[@sandraclaus5514]

Thank you for this intimate insight!💕

[@steve998]

Beautiful. Thank you

[@elpelon5081]

The Souls of The Departed are thankful to have your soul in their hands

[@destinymartin489]

He's so gentle with the bodies❤️God bless him and everything he does.

[@starstar4314]

What a lovely person. He was meant for this role.I hope he never changes. Good luck in your business. I wish society talked about death more. My father just died and I'm grateful I had the courage to ask him what he wanted. Trying to guess what someones final parting will be is not easy and puts alot of stress on the family. You wonder if you did the right thing. Do yourself a favour and talk about your final wishes. Its the kindest thing you can do and gives peace of mind.

[@ms.mittensmeowmeow7573]

He reminds me of a Buddhist monk, he has very enlightening gentle caring ways about him with a spiritual aura and profound sense of self awareness.

[@robharris5467]

Well done Chris.

[@altovise14]

Wish it was longer

[@C.kirk1287]

Blessings to this man 🙏🏽 your an amazing inspiration I hope you know how much you help people ❤️