Claims allowed for expenses paid by friends of the decedent (one of whom was a cousin of the decedent) for taxes on property of the decedent, as well as insurance and utilities, for hospice care for the decedent before death, and for the funerals and burials of both the decedent and her husband, who had died a few months before, and whose burial was therefore an obligation of the decedent.  Miller Estate, 6 Fid.Rep.3d 23 (O.C. Allegh. 2015).