Funeral Director Daily
The streaming, recording, and re-watching of Death Care memorial events is becoming more and more a staple of what consumers are now expecting from their Death Care event professional. And much like any new technology there are bound to be breakthroughs in how that service is provided as we move forward. Earlier this…
Read MoreWe’ve now moved a few days into the month of December. It’s hard to believe that the plans you put into place for the 2025 Business Year are now coming into the stretch run. Hopefully, your profit numbers are exceeding what you expected them to be with, not only your wise planning, but…
Read MoreFor going on seven years now I’ve enjoyed writing Funeral Director Daily. It keeps my mind working and trying to improve the business I enjoyed working in — a business that I was allowed the privilige to serve families that needed guidance and care at a difficult time of their lives. I feel…
Read MoreIt is not surprising that at the same time we are seeing consumer confidence erode in the U.S.A. that we are also finding some statistical data to tell us that funeral client families are more often coming up short with funding to pay their Death Care obligations. Statistics are somewhat difficult to find on…
Read MoreMatthews International is a company that in 2025 received over 50% of its revenue from what they call their “Memorialization” segment. That segment consists of Aurora Casket, Matthews cremation products, and a complete line of cemetery products and markers. During the past calendar year Matthews International also acquired Death-care oriented Dodge Company to…
Read MoreThis is Thanksgiving weekend — a time to reflect and give thanks for the lives we are living. Those of you who are old enough will remember back in 1973 a time when our nation gave “Thanks” for our prisoners being returned home, some following years of captivity, from the Vietnam War. And,…
Read MoreThere has been an explosion of streaming channels available to the public in the past couple of years. And, with that growth of channels comes the need for programming. So, it is probably not a surprise that we are finding more programming available in all types of genres — including a genre that seems…
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