Ohio among nation’s top three in funeral costs
Washington AP report shows 1982 state averages from 2438 to 1132 dollars, with West Virginia and Kentucky highest. Ohio ranked third most expensive, while western states benefit from cremations. Dykeman notes rural Midwest and border states incur higher tradional-service costs.
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