I Found This Pic, On That Supposed "experts" Site
Business By littlecake Updated 4 Dec 2008 , 4:04am by PinkZiab
looks like it needs a nomination to cake wrecks
http://www.omahacakegallery.com/x_images/CakePics/Adult/A-244.jpg
i can't imagine making a cake like this for a funeral.
and this dude is selling cd's giving brides wedding cake advice.
He's already been on there once:
http://www.omahacakegallery.com/x_images/CakePics/Adult/A-8.jpg
and
http://cakewrecks.blogspot.com/2008/09/inappropriate-much.html
(scroll down, he's below the stripper cake for the 14 year old)
Oh how I love cake wrecks!!! the turkeys were so funny!
All4cake: I think the reason the coffin should be on wrecks was because it was for a funeral, not the cake itself. if it were for a birthday, it might be ... well I was going to say OK but I just can't bring myself to say.. it's just too creepy.
So what would the etiquette be for hacking, I mean serving the cake? Cut the head section first? Or the feet? Or straight down the middle for the gut shot?
And while I'm at it, how about those belly cakes? "OK, who wants a piece of Miffy's colon? No? Here, this ta-ta has your name allll over it."
Yikes.
the only thing that would make this cake more innappropriate is if it was red velvet.
(ps, i agree on those belly cakes. and the baby tushy ones)
Let's not forget those baby bum cakes too 
I don't care how perfectly executed they are, cutting a baby butt is just creepy
I hate to say it, but I think this is the place where I got my wedding cake! If it's The Cake Gallery in Omaha, it is. The office where I worked got all the birthday cakes for employees there, and it's only a few blocks from my house. That's just too funny!
I followed the link supplied by the OP. I didn't see where it said it was for a funeral. When I visited the O C G website, that cake is in the adult cake section with various other 'RIP' cakes making me think it was made as a joke for a bd.
Where is the link that says this was for a funeral?
Oh gosh, my afternoon laugh. I'm all for serving yummy cake at a funeral, but it really should not be so literal.
I forgot to add: Is coffin still a politically correct term? I hear "casket" everywhere now.
Mary Kay icing
http://www.grouprecipes.com/36843/waldorf-astoria-red-velvet-cake.html
it can also be made with 1/2 shortening 1/2 margerine
great for filling cupcakes
if it's not for a funeral, what's that date about?
if it were a birthday....06 was the year, i thought that was the date of the deceased death, what else would it be?
I found the time to do some quick checking, and yes, this is the bakery that did my wedding cake. I haven't had one of their cakes in eons, but I remember them as being quite tasty. If I was to guess, it was for a "milestone" birthday...40, 50, etc. The date would be when the guy reached that milestone.
I forgot to add: Is coffin still a politically correct term? I hear "casket" everywhere now.
I think coffin is commonly used to refer to a simple wooden burial box, whereas a casket is more elaborate (and costly). Most people are buried in caskets these days. 
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