Coronavirus takes toll on mourners at funerals, changes industry practices

In the midst of dread, the death of a family member is as painful as ever but even more complicated.
Janet Noble-Mocias of Chino buried her mother Friday morning at Rose Hills in Whittier with a tiny gathering of family members, the size limited by social distancing edicts. Told they could have only 10 mourners in the Sky Rose Chapel and 10 at the gravesite, the family tried to stretch that number by staggering their approaches and staying long distances apart.
“It’s not a good time