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When we buried my grandfather's ashes, the groundskeeper at the cemetary said he was 98 years old and looking for someone to replace him. This was a place way out in the sticks, dirt road access only. I should've asked him about it, if it paid even just like $10,000 a year I could probably handle it fine. Just need enough to eat and keep the lights on, basically.
Don't know if it'd pay even that much , it was a small graveyard at a small village and probably relied on volunteer work from retirees, but maybe it had state funding, I don't know.