Mortician to the STARS! Celebrity Funeral Director Reveals All

Dearly Departed Tours with Scott Michaels

2 місяці тому

Funeral Director to Stars (GQ Magazine) Mike Steen has been in the death care industry for 58 years.
Truman Capote, Natalie Wood, John Belushi, Dorothy Stratten, Fred Astaire, Bob Crane, Paul Newman, Mary Tyler Moore. Robert Stack,
The Los Angeles Times says, "Scott Michaels knows where the bodies are buried!"
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Scott Michaels - the owner of Dearly Departed Tours in Hollywood and the original "Celebrity Death Guy." Originally behind the helm of the infamous Grave Line Tours, I owned and operated Dearly Departed Tours on the streets of Hollywood for 16 years.
I coined the term Death Hag on my webpage, www.Findadeath.com has entertained people for almost 30 years. My collection of one-of-a-kind death related (Tragical) Artifacts include the legendary Jayne Mansfield Death Car and Mae West's teeth. Yes.
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@tomcarl8021 2 місяці тому

So, Matthau and Lemmon are buried in the same cemetery. That's great.

@lornperkins4270 2 місяці тому

They were both terrific actors

@lornperkins4270 2 місяці тому

That certain is true

@llamamama2910 Місяць тому

Odd couple

@jcbulldog533 22 дні тому

@@llamamama2910A great movie by two fantastic Actors Which are I miss very much Odd Couple is one of my favorite B&W movies

@SHERRY0010 2 місяці тому

Being a funeral director isn’t for everyone . But I’m glad this man chose it . He is so diplomatic and professional , and truly cares about the families and their deceased loved ones . Thank you Scott for this great interview . You’ve got a good hearted neighbour and friend .

@behape_4evr 2 місяці тому

Totally AGREE

@kirkb2286 2 місяці тому

My family is in the funeral business and you get to see how sick some people are. I’ve seen people that were killed by 2 young men just because they wanted to see what it felt like to kill somebody.

@antoinettewitt2098 Місяць тому

God Bless u

@ronnie_5150 25 днів тому

I dated a funeral director for a year and by her own admission, they're a different bunch for sure. 😆

@jcbulldog533 22 дні тому

55:35 This was a very informative video very well done by both of them

@Ann-kg1zd 2 місяці тому

Sad about Sebastián Cabott only having 16 people at his funeral. I liked him back in the day. Great video!

@tomjones5650 2 місяці тому

French was Forgotten.😮

@TinaLouise73 2 місяці тому

That's most likely 16 more then i will have no doubt! I know there will probly only be 5 or less at mine!!! Not soundn morbid or depressing but its a sad fact that my so called "family" wont be attending at all but idgaf! 😐

@rosettamccoy6123 2 місяці тому

Same here I may have 15-20 people I doubt it tho but in the end it doesn't really matter I Don't guess

@sharongreen2152 2 місяці тому

you certainly won't since you will be dead.......@@TinaLouise73

@clairecarscallen2925 2 місяці тому

@@TinaLouise73Same for me.

@lisakemp7352 2 місяці тому

Poor Marilyn! Nothing but disrespectful men around her even in death 💔🥲

@Topgun-ny3he 2 місяці тому

So glad I'm not the only one who had this thought process.

@michelleleeguerin1754 2 місяці тому

Was thinking the same way

@bethe5961 2 місяці тому

Me, too. 💔

@jimmysapien9961 2 місяці тому

Yep very DISRESPECTFUL

@laurabuffone4742 29 днів тому

Agreed. I think it was awful that his family allowed that - Marilyn deserves dignity in her final resting place.

@southernbygrace3274 2 місяці тому

My late father was a funeral director/embalmer. There were cases that stuck with him and made him cry til the day he died and so many other interesting stories.

@sharonallisonbrisbin5952 Місяць тому

I'm so sorry, prayers for him now as we carry our trauma into Heaven, or next plane, I like Heaven. Love to you

@ttintagel 27 днів тому

My uncle was the last in a long line of gravediggers. He's shared a few fascinating stories over the years.

@debcarpenter8519 25 днів тому

@@ttintagel How lucky you were! I hope you've penned some of his stories so they can be passed on to his family and friends(others he worked with).

@MandaMalice 2 місяці тому

The story about Minnie Riperton was very touching. It got me when he mentioned it was similar to what he picked for his own mother.

@charlayned 2 місяці тому

What a great interview! My husband and I are in our late 60s and both have health problems. We've already told the kids of the cremations and that our remains are to be put together, stirred together, so we will always be there, touching. I hope we have such a nice man like Mike Steen to handle this for our kids.

@noeljohnson6561 2 місяці тому

Ozzie, Davis and Ruby Dee are in the same urn together with the caption “We’re in this thing together “ I love your idea!

@andrewjosephdotson1359 23 дні тому

OMG. That's cute. Hope you have many more years!!!

@montanagirl4530 2 місяці тому

As a daughter of a funeral director I'm always fascinated by these stories. My dad had some good ones too. My mom, also loved to visit celebrity cemeteries and one year we visited friends in L.A. and they took us to Westwood as well as Forest Lawn and Hollywood Forever. We took your tour Scott, fun to find you now on YT.

@sonyajefferson6631 2 місяці тому

Coming from a Funeral Director this was fantastic ❤

@toddgelineau6536 2 місяці тому

John Belushi is buried on Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts. He was moved from his original grave to an unmarked grave in a different part of the same cemetery because of all of the disruption, trash and visitors the grave created.

@suzannecolligan1745 2 місяці тому

Rest in Peace really should be a "thing".

@lsarlls3049 2 місяці тому

What a shame that they had to move his remains to an unmarked grave! People should be more respectful of the resting places of the dead.

@jeffnewman9735 2 місяці тому

Originally, he was under a boulder that had a simple inscription "Belushi". People trampled the adjacent graves, so they took a space at the end of the row, erecting a new memorial. People leave things, like beer, and the neighbors aren't trampled. I half suspect they just removed the boulder and re-sodded it and he is in fact in the original site, now unadorned.

@toddgelineau6536 2 місяці тому

@@jeffnewman9735 I hope so. I disgusts me how people disrespect cemeteries like they’re theme parks.

@sharonallisonbrisbin5952 Місяць тому

I hope he can rest now. Ppl can be so disrespected

@mariaevans5793 2 місяці тому

A wonderful gentleman , full of empathy compassion for all his clients !!!!!🇬🇧

@Leola-yk4oq 2 місяці тому

Scott, You mentioned Pete Duel when looking through the one death certificate book and Pete Duel is a forgotten actor from the series "Alias Smith and Jones (1971-1973). It weird to hear his name mentioned. He would be a great subject for a video on his life and death at 31 in 1971. I'm a fan of his.

@ilanarhian 2 місяці тому

I agree, though I think he’s buried back where his family were from, not in California so I don’t know if Scott could visit him? Though maybe his house

@pamelaJoyce384 2 місяці тому

I adored him! I was 13 when he died and me and my group of friends were devastated 😥

@Leola-yk4oq 2 місяці тому

@@ilanarhian Yeah he's buried in Penfield New York.

@Leola-yk4oq 2 місяці тому

@@pamelaJoyce384 I was 5 months old when he died but me and my dad used to watch the reruns

@pamelaJoyce384 2 місяці тому

@@Leola-yk4oq I’ve always wanted to go back and watch again. My 13 year old heart was so broken when he died that I’ve never tried to look for reruns.

@ACrimeTo 2 місяці тому

1994 I buried my baby boy. His funeral was $15,000 . I wanted him to have the best of everything. His final rest was a custom blue casket with 14kt angels on each corner.

@denisesmith2745 2 місяці тому

😥😥

@kirstenwright3755 2 місяці тому

Ah bless him. That’s the year my son was born. Nearly 30 years ago. X

@Lisa1111 2 місяці тому

God Bless you 🙏🏽❤️

@carolnahigian9518 2 місяці тому

you are a LOVING Parent💛

@maryannwatkins7166 2 місяці тому

I’m so sorry. I also lost a baby. Please know that you will see your boy again.

@barberdoug6930 2 місяці тому

What A Very Nice Man. God Bless Him For The Comfort He Provided For So Many Equally.

@dstaugustinefl8832 2 місяці тому

Scott, Mike is an amazing person. I believe even if you weren't a star he would give you the star treatment. He had pride in his job.

@eliza5960 Місяць тому

This is one of the best interviews I have ever watched. Interesting, informative and engaging. Some people find the business of death disturbing, but I find it interesting. Personally, I have all of my arrangements made so that the family doesn't have to think twice.

@MikeSteen-uw4rr Місяць тому

Thanks for your kind words. I thought it came out quite well. Your family will appreciate your preplanning, only on the day that it necessary and then they will appreciate your thoughtfulness.

@williambledsoe2940 2 місяці тому

I was a Licensed Embalmer in the state of Georgia, back in the 80's and due to a back injury had to "retire" from the business, but I attended the Gupton-Jones College of Mortuary Science, in Atlanta, Ga and graduated in 1980, I wish I could have stayed in the business cause I loved it, it was my calling, nothing has changed, but I'm now an old man soon to be a part of some cemetery, and so it goes!

@onsecondthought677 Місяць тому

Had a friend that attended mortuary school in Atlanta in the late 1990s. Also another in Newnan, GA.

@gracenote1837 2 місяці тому

This gentleman sounds so kind and calm. I think he was well suited for his profession..

@jcbulldog533 22 дні тому

I definitely agree..Very informative video

@gillygillyyt55 2 місяці тому

What a lovely, respectful chap. Thanks all 🇬🇧

@brentgardner5103 2 місяці тому

Two fine gentlemen. This was one of the best interviews. Thank you!!!

@amandarobb2856 2 місяці тому

Roy Orbison is also buried in an unmarked grave, not too far from Don Knotts (if memory serves me right)

@katr8756 27 днів тому

Makes my heart break not having a maker for Roy Orbison!!! Such a magnificant singer, and wonderful and kind human being!!!

@shelleycornfield1706 2 місяці тому

1st day of my retirement, my friend, and I can't think of a better way to start it off than listening to this. I have always wanted to go to Palm Springs (I'm from Canada). You and I would get on like a house on fire, I just know it.

@marigolds49 2 місяці тому

Congratulations on your retirement--enjoy every minute of it!

@carolnahigian9518 2 місяці тому

Great Show💛💟💛

@thomascrowley9122 2 місяці тому

Enjoy your retirement

@DearlyDepartedTours 2 місяці тому

Rock on! Enjoy your time, lady of leisure!

@theMarkCraigPresents 2 місяці тому

Palms Springs is wonderful. I spent some time there to see a friend. When I was there, they had a giant Marilyn Monroe statue.

@brendangeraghty8865 2 місяці тому

I must have watched 'Six Feet Under' five, or six times. Showed a lot of the politics involved in the funeral bussines. Such a great show. Hope you're well, Scott.

@crystalbutler659 2 місяці тому

Mr. White is a man with class! Thank you for handling our loved ones with integrity and grace...loved what you said about your handling of Minnie Ripperton.💜🙏🏾

@joannemadden7449 2 місяці тому

I love how he keeps all the details private and doesn't exploit the Deceased or Their Family. I know for sure Dorothy Stratton was horrible abused before he used a shotgun. May they all rest in peace

@kathycazenave7434 2 місяці тому

Marilyn Monroe got little respect when alive and respecting the dying wishes of the man buried above her is more disrespect. If I were her close relative, I'd have her moved.

@athenaf8278 Місяць тому

See my comment above about horrid Hugh Hefner: he’s just as disgusting!

@karenleemallonee684 2 місяці тому

Thank you for sharing your stories with us. It takes somebody special to do this job well, with kindness, grace and compassion, this describes you. Thank you, Scott, you are always so respectful! 💐

@bonniemiller274 2 місяці тому

My Mom bought her "condo" (as she called it) in the Sanctuary of Devotion at Westwood in 1981. We laid her to rest there in 2006. My Dad still has roses delivered to my Mom every week. I love visiting.

@jessiefrye3045 2 місяці тому

My Mother called hers and My StepDads "The Penthouse Suite". They're in a mausoleum here in Gardendale , Alabama, on the Top floor. Poppa passed in 2007. Mother in 2022. (When they bought it Poppa said "now, Anna, you're scared of heights, soooo"...she said "WAIT! you're right!, but,.... hey, I'm gonna need a little excitement then". 😂 They were so crazy!

@jessiefrye3045 2 місяці тому

Your Dad sounds like an Amazing man!

@courtneygroves732 24 дні тому

Your Dad is so sweet! I’m sure she appreciates it!

@denisedrake6482 2 місяці тому

Thank you Scott for sharing Mr. Steen's stories, what a fabulous neighbor to have. I could sit and listen to these all day...

@noeljohnson6561 2 місяці тому

I was fascinated by this piece, and I’m especially glad that you mentioned Minnie Riperton. Very few people mention her and I am grateful that you did❤

@davidjackson4916 2 місяці тому

What a beautiful voice Ms Ripperton had.

@mattalbrecht7471 Місяць тому

She is remembered for shattering people's ear drums..

@kristencarlbon4561 2 місяці тому

I could definitely watch a three hour video of this guy. He’s very interesting.

@brendancummins9179 2 місяці тому

FANTASTIC INTERVIEW, MIKE SEEMS A LOVELY, COMPASSIONATE AND CARING MAN,👍👍

@janbarker7233 2 місяці тому

Scott this was fascinating!! I could have listened to hours of you and Mr. Steen talking! I hope you'll do another video with him in the future. Thank you and wonderful job!

@robertcarly4186 2 місяці тому

Robert Wagner lived on Canon Drive in Beverly Hills at the time of Natalie's death. I just happened to be driving by as the Beverly Hills Police closed the street, and Robert Wagner and his daughters came out of the house and got into a light blue Cadillac limo and left.

@joycegibbs5267 2 місяці тому

OMG, Natalie was one of my favourites. Just so sad, she was finally finding happiness and it was taken away.

@tur74d56 2 місяці тому

Wow I remember it well, Canon Drive it was, now he hides away in Colorado

@ericbryant-dz8mj 2 місяці тому

Oh you must be rich driving around Beverly hills you say?

@robertcarly4186 25 днів тому

@tur74d56 RJ isn't doing that well, m mobility issues and possibly the early stages of Dementia?? Lives on the lower level of a modest sized condo, not in B. H., but close.

@robertcarly4186 25 днів тому

@ericbryant-dz8mj Back then L. A. was very affordable, I lived in Van Nuys by the airport, and they changed the name of the area to Lake Balboa. I lived in a $300. A month apartment and got half off for collecting the rent. I was going to the landlord for a check for a repair. I was driving a 79 Ford Thunderbird. Carroll O'Connor and Patrick O'Neal Co owned a nice restaurant/pub in Beverly Hills called The Gingerbread Man. You could have a nice meal for under $10, leaving a 30% tip, and usually, Carroll would drop by to see if everything was okay. If that's living large to you, I was living large. Robert Wagners house was close to the street, I'm told things were very open in Beverly Hills until the Tate-Labianca murders in 69' when many people put up gates, got guard dogs and many men started carrying guns. When Robert left Canon, Dr his next home was much more secure.

@mitzloo1933 2 місяці тому

The dude buried facing down on top of Monroe is absolutely disgusting.

@judythreeeyes8489 2 місяці тому

Why? He’s in his own spot. What does that have to do with anybody else?

@MikeSteen-uw4rr 2 місяці тому

But that is no to us!

@user-bx8ol3yv3d 24 дні тому

Oh Judy, it’s outrageous and disgusting.

@keithhyttinen8275 19 днів тому

Filthy! Filthy!! Filthy!!! Outrageous smut!!! LOL

@variousJnames 11 днів тому

Three generations of funeral directors in my family. It is definitely an art form and a calling. This man is so dignified with his responses.

@VIncentSunflowers 2 місяці тому

Scatter my ashes, l have no personal need for a permanent marker, etc., but your stories are so damn entertaining! Great interview, Scott!

@lonrgrrl59 2 місяці тому

Same here.

@patriciaclark7342 2 місяці тому

CHEAPER!@@lonrgrrl59

@DrVonChilla 2 місяці тому

FABULOUS!! Thanks very much, Mike....and thank you, too, Scott...!! 😃

@shannonortiz 2 місяці тому

I love going to Westwood every time I visit LA. The many LA cemeteries make me feel like I'm getting to know all my fave golden age celebs

@retromoviefan944 2 місяці тому

wow , fascinating interview! What a lovely man he is! Apart from the celebrity information, I was most touched by his comment that he has helped make loved ones look like themselves again. After my mom passed away in hospice a few years ago, she looked terrible, but a wonderful funeral director made her look absolutely beautiful and even a bit glamorous! I never forgot that, so people who do this for a living, whether for celebrities or for us "everyday" people are truly blessed by God to be in the profession of helping the grieving loved ones during such difficult times. One of your best interviews on the channel!

@dollydaydream101 2 місяці тому

Mike is so lovely and so professional. What a gent

@joanndallas4683 2 місяці тому

Excellent Scott! Please, please do a part 2!!

@leesashriber5097 2 місяці тому

This was awesome Scott!! Thank you!!😊

@excepteuropa 2 місяці тому

This is amazing! Thank you so much for this Scott!

@sweetpjess 2 місяці тому

Scott, this was such a lovely interview to listen to. Thank you for taking time to interview Mr. Steen. Hearing the trust that people had with him and his discretion was so heartwarming.

@aspasia1958 2 місяці тому

What a find. Thanx so much. Paying my respects to my favorite director, John Cassavetes, has been on my bucket list for years and I finally got to do it last summer. I was hoping you’d talk about his service. Thanx again, fascinating interview.

@cynthianewman6314 28 днів тому

Stop talking and let the funeral director talk

@curvesholladay1207 2 місяці тому

Scott you make interviewing look easy, but considering all the awkward interviews I’ve seen and/or heard, I’ve decided it must be a skill. Very well done. Kudos to both of you. Would love a part 2!

@RosieYogi40 26 днів тому

I lived with someone for a short period while she was attending mortuary school in college and have been fascinated since. We worked together at the time and she said I was the only person we worked with that was fascinated instead of weirded out when she told them about her choice for her future profession. She has been in the funeral industry for almost 20 years and does an amazing job.

@debragee4269 2 місяці тому

What a lovely gentleman and a great video! Thank you, Scott. ❤

@16dieseldon 2 місяці тому

Thoroughly enjoyed this interview with Mike. Thanks Scott for all you and Troy do.

@sarahj2898 2 місяці тому

What a lovely man, thank you Scott for a great video

@markone5242 2 місяці тому

This was a great interview. Enjoyed it very much.

@Bailey_G 2 місяці тому

Fascinating interview with Mr. Steen and what a fascinating career he had. Enjoyed this very much! Thank you to you both! 💜

@MisterSplendy 2 місяці тому

This was a revealing and unexpected treat. Great interview and Mike is a sweetheart.

@ron100 2 місяці тому

Awesome interview Scott! Thank you

@banana5512 2 місяці тому

This interview was beyond wonderful. Loved the stories and you asked all the questions I would have! (Well, if I knew to ask them!) This man is a gift! Having such a caring soul to guide you through the process is a priceless blessing. I'm sure Mike served every family he worked with with kindness and care when they needed it most. ❤ Thank you for doing this interview! You're the best Scott!

@SarahLovesU2 2 місяці тому

Wow! I absolutely loved this interview! The stories he could tell - kind of wish I could sit down and just listen. Thanks for sharing, Scott ❤️

@kitakitzFarm 2 місяці тому

I didn't recognize my own mother at her funeral. The funeral home must have done one of those 40 minute embalming. 😢 Scott, please consider a deep dive about William Schneid PHD. That would be very interesting

@GodWearsGucci 2 місяці тому

Oh no. Now, I really understand your comment. So sorry 😞

@debcarpenter8519 25 днів тому

When I walked in to see my grandma, I about walked back out. I did not think it was her. Somebody decided they'd make her look like a circus clown(make-up). I never saw make-up on her face, except for lipstick. I was floored. It was traumatic!

@chrisjeffries2322 2 місяці тому

Note. Peter Lawford's father is Intered a few miles south at Inglewood Park Cemetery. He could have been placed there with him. 💋

@garyjenkins6629 2 місяці тому

Great video! Thank you to Mr. Steen and Scott for sharing.

@TheMysterian 2 місяці тому

Fascinating interview, thanks Scott

@gailflint152 2 місяці тому

Just WOW! This conversation was fascinating. So we'll done. Mr. Steen is so down to earth, HONEST and real. I hope you do another with him. Well done!

@4maxine1 2 місяці тому

What a wonderful interview, thank you so much. Now do a part two please!

@iolaforeman7588 2 місяці тому

Thank you so much for this video!!

@ellenfagan4338 2 місяці тому

Superb interview!! What a stellar conversation between two witty, wise gents. Thank you - & bravo!

@carolynmaher7272 2 місяці тому

Thank you so much for this episode... He is a beautiful man and I loved his memories and stories... Thanks Scorr... this has been my favourite to watch... please tell your neighbour that a woman from Australia would love to hear move from him❤

@lindaogin3930 2 місяці тому

This was really great... THANK YOU!

@ashleysmith2509 2 місяці тому

So well done. I thoroughly enjoyed this interview. Thank you both.

@lynnemckenzie8679 2 місяці тому

Lovely interview thank you for sharing ❤

@scottstanford3832 2 місяці тому

What a great guy... thanks for this Scott!

@carlstenger5893 2 місяці тому

Great video, Scott. Thanks so much!

@tonydialsr7190 2 місяці тому

What a great interview. It is truly an honor to see and hear this great man. Being in the Funeral industry is not an easy job. It is a rewarding job. The person helps families in times of great need. Thanks so very much for this great interview.

@kit-hunt 2 місяці тому

Thank you Scott!

@carrueross2705 2 місяці тому

What a great video! Cool to know that he was from Nebraska as I was also born and raised there. 👏💙

@sidneyfox4625 2 місяці тому

That was so interesting Scott! Thank you so much❤

@scottsoulak 2 місяці тому

Great interview… Thank you for sharing.

@suzvalentino1901 2 місяці тому

What a professional kind and gentle man. This was another interesting video Scott that you do so well. I had visited Westwood when myself and my family went to California. Your right when you say people do like to visit and see where Marilyn is buried. When we were in LA we went for the old Hollywood places, lunch at the Chateau Marmont , dinner and lunch at Musso's and of course a tour of the Paramount Studio. We even stayed at a 1930's Airbnb in West Hollywood. What a great time it was and I will never forget it.

@ericbryant-dz8mj 2 місяці тому

Can you take me?

@CD-ql9hz 2 місяці тому

Another great video! Obviously, Mike has the demeanor to serve families during very difficult times. His sincerity definitely comes across.

@kandicejanusz1829 2 місяці тому

Great interview Scott. Thank you

@ot8210 2 місяці тому

This was awesome. Such a in-depth overview of so many superstars. I was glued to my screen the entire time. Thank you so much for this presentation, in fact I saved this to my favorites and will watch this again. Blessings.

@faiolapat 2 місяці тому

Enjoyed this video. I visited the Westwood cemetery 10 years ago to visit dearly departed celebrities and a few of them I had met prior to their death with whom I had some light conversation. Thanks for this great video it brings back memories.

@chadmears136 2 місяці тому

Awesome interview. Wow great stories. Thank you guys.

@mikishealy2849 2 місяці тому

This was an amazing interview!

@mr.slothington4517 2 місяці тому

Thanks this was a very enjoyable interview.

@imhere653 2 місяці тому

Ohhh, Mr. Michael's! This entire presentation is fascinating and so neatly produced. Your guest, Mike Steen, had so many interesting anecdotes about a wonderful bygone era in Hollywood. Such a respectful, humble spirit. He would be a delightful guest to enjoy a game of Spades or Hearts with. Thank you both for giving us your time and talent. 24:27 His story about Truman Capote and Joanna Carson is to die for!

@sallykohorst8803 2 місяці тому

Thanks for this video and enjoyed it so much

@ttintagel 27 днів тому

I really appreciate how tasteful and respectful this interview is.

@phineas117 2 місяці тому

lovely. thanks Scott and Mr. Mike.

@judyfowler2023 2 місяці тому

If there was a checkerboard near Sabastian Cabot's grave, it probably had to with the fact his tv show was called "Checkmate"

@fabergeegg1722 2 місяці тому

This was an interesting interview. Mr. Steen is a gentleman the way he discussed working with various high profile people, and handling their loved one's funeral arrangements. He is a handsome man as well! Scott you are a class act in everything that you do! Thank you for your super videos! They are always very fascinating, and every time I get a chance to watch your videos, I'm always glued to my computer to listening to you! Best to you!

@paulbauswellsr3296 2 місяці тому

With all the BIG NAME people who he has helped in the sorrows of life. To be as humble as he is, to only help and provide a closing in life. Yes, without a doubt, this is his calling in life. What a great man. Thank you, I truly appreciated and enjoyed this.

@shiteforbrains7451 2 місяці тому

Loved every second of this interview

@glendaeden2501 2 місяці тому

My parents both wanted cremation, no service, and ashes spread on their property. My husband and I will follow suit and based on my experience with my parents, it was still a cost of $5 to 7K.

@ericbryant-dz8mj 2 місяці тому

Well who will the property go to?

@sunnyromano6862 2 місяці тому

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@deniseroe5891 2 місяці тому

I know with Dignity, they can run $15K. I was blessed to find one that took care of my husband, that passed this last December, a cremation for about $1900. November service or anything, which is what he and I wanted/want.

@yagirlafter5084 25 днів тому

2024 $1700 for cremation

@68lyn68 2 місяці тому

Amazing video thankyou Scott I oould listen to you all day long,Scott I wanted to ask him out of all the celebrity funerals he dealt with which one stood out the most to him ❤❤

@lizo2986 2 місяці тому

Thanks Scott for bringing us this amazing insight !! ♥

@Myrna611 2 місяці тому

This was absolutely fascinating! Thank you for sharing this ❤

@j.speedsvids2646 2 місяці тому

Loved this video. Been to Westwood many times so it was great to learn the stories associated with some of the internments there. Fascinating guest.

@anniem9595 2 місяці тому

Fantastic chat! What a fascinating career Mr. Steen had. One thing about LA is the historical cemeteries. Each one is super fascinating in its own right. Westwood Cemetery is near where I live; once a month I take a stroll there... love the place. Thank you Scott. Always pure joy to watch your videos. 💪❤

@marypatkeens930 2 місяці тому

Thank you, Scott. What an interesting interview. Mr. Steen clearly was called to work with the families he helps and I enjoyed listening to his recollections of his experiences.