The Grippen family just lost their beloved Grandpa Joe. He left his eldest daughter Judith the executor of his estate. She is the oldest one of three of his children. Grandpa Joe never included any instructions on how he wanted his body put to rest. He offhandedly mentioned he wanted to be buried in a local spot where several of his ancestors are buried. He also stated he wanted a metal-lined casket and a large marble gravestone. Grandpa Joe had a modest life insurance policy and a moderate estate. The cost of burial's averages around $8,300.00, cremation around $1,500.00, and green burial around $6,500.00. However, Judith is a pragmatic woman she does not believe in the request of the dead comes first. She asked her family members for their opinion, but they only want what she thought would be best. Judith is left to ponder what she should do. Should she bury him? Perhaps cremate him? Maybe she should do a green burial? She will meet with the funeral director soon. What is the ethical decision Judith should do for her deceased grandpa funeral?…