Honoring Humanity in Funeral Processions

Funeral processions used to bring entire towns to a standstill. Cars would pull over,

men would remove their hats, and strangers would stand in silence as the procession

passed. It wasn't about knowing the deceased. It was about acknowledging that someone's world

had just shattered. That collective pause reminded grieving families they weren't alone in their pain.

Somewhere along the way, we traded that compassion for convenience. We forgot that respect

costs nothing but means everything. Next time you see a funeral procession, try pulling over.

That small gesture honors not just the person who passed, but the humanity we all share.

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