When I was growing up in a small West of Ireland town, where death was intermittent and highly visible, the response of the community to the demise of one of its number was always a process of absorption followed by a moving towards acceptance, and this would occur relatively quickly when the deceased had been elderly and unwell, and more slowly when someone young and healthy had passed away.
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Article: The War Against Death
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When I was growing up in a small West of Ireland town, where death was intermittent and highly visible, the response of the community to the demise of one of its number was always a process of absorption followed by a moving towards acceptance, and this would occur relatively quickly when the deceased had been elderly and unwell, and more slowly when someone young and healthy had passed away.