When a loved one dies, many people, not just family, grieves. The family is in shock and really doesn't realize that many people are affected. Even the cashier in the store, who used to joke with the deceased, will grieve.
Funerals help. It's a way to say, "good-bye." It's the last thing you can do for a person who has gone forever out of your life.
Last week, the wake for Father Jack was postponed, due to fire. There will be some sort of services, in the future. But the people are in limbo. I've heard, "I wish I could have seen him, one last time." Unfortunately, he was buried.
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