Romano-British cremation urn (Photo credit: Wessex Archaeology)
Visual Description: A family owned mortuary service.
EVUEN = VENUE, ROYLG = GLORY, UCONIS = COUSIN, VITACE = ACTIVE — Giving us: NUGLRINAIV
Clue/Question: Running the cremation society made it possible for him to . . .
Answer: “URN“ A LIVING
(One of those total package Jumbles! Great clue word jumbling. I actually had to back into both “cousin” and “active”. And, it turns out that “venue” is going to be a new addition to the ralis95 clue word database! The answer letter layout was great. The pun was fun! And, yet another top-notch cartoon from our buddy, Jeff. Good work, guys! Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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Unclerave's Wordy Weblog 
I loved the first word, VENUE. I had to suppress the impulse to think it was NUEVE (Spanish for “nine”) or NEUVE (French for feminine “new”). And secret word was a nice twist on that hoary old pun, “What’s a Grecian urn? – About a thousand drachmae (must now convert to Euros!).”
Was this a hoot or what???