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Paying Tribute and Respect When Due

By Funeral Director Daily / April 5, 2018 /

I recently came across an article in the Romulus, Michigan News Herald which you can read here.  The article was, in general, about two men — Charles Cawetzka and Greg Farino. Farino is a retired U.S. Army Master Sargent and Cawetzka is a deceased U.S. Army veteran who served in the Philippine-American War in 1900. …

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Texas Funeral Director Named Citizen of the Year

By Funeral Director Daily / April 4, 2018 /

I don’t know funeral director Jim Ayres but he sounds like a person on a mission to bring funeral directors a good name.  And, anybody who is on that type of mission certainly sits good in good standing with me. You can read an article from the Commerce, Texas, Journal here that announces Ayres’ recognition…

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Is InvoCare Too Big??

By Funeral Director Daily / April 4, 2018 /

  An article by ABC News Australia writer Carrington Clarke investigates the competition level of the business in Australia.  I read the article, which you can read here, and found it asked a lot of interesting questions that pertain to funeral service in North America also. The crux of the article is that public company…

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Trouble With Processions — Give the Funeral Nav a Try

By Funeral Director Daily / April 3, 2018 /

When we started Funeral Director Daily it was our hope that by bringing you issues and topics in the death care industry we would be able to not only help you in understanding those issues, but help in finding solutions to them as well. Last week we published an article about funeral procession escorts and…

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No Mourners, No Ceremony, No Fuss

By Funeral Director Daily / April 3, 2018 /

Church Times, a publication in Great Britain, came out with what I thought was a truly thought provoking article last week concerning the growing trend of direct cremation and what that means for the greater church going forward.  You can read the article here. In essence they talked about the change in society from what…

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StoneMor Press Release Tells of Delay for Form 10-K

By Funeral Director Daily / April 2, 2018 /

StoneMor Partners issued a press release last week that it will not file its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2017 by its due date of April 2, 2018.  They are seeking a waiver to extend the date by which the Form 10-K must be filed.  You can read…

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Park Lawn Corporation Reports Year End 2017

By Funeral Director Daily / April 2, 2018 /

Park Lawn Corporation, the Toronto based funeral home and cemetery consolidator, released their 4th quarter and Year End 2017 results last week.  Andrew Clark, Chairman and CEO of the company stated in the release, “Overall the company continued to grow in 2017, while improving its margin profile.”  He continued, “Our goals for 2018 include increased…

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Happy Easter

By Funeral Director Daily / March 30, 2018 /
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SCI, Archdiocese of New Orleans Announce Plans

By Funeral Director Daily / March 29, 2018 /

It was announced this week that Service Corporation International and the Archdiocese of New Orleans will collaborate on a plan to build a funeral home and cemetery on land owned by the Archdiocese in New Orleans.  You can read the press release from Globe News Wire here. The combination unit, which will also have mausoleum…

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Bringing the Fallen Home

By Funeral Director Daily / March 28, 2018 /

I recently noticed a Department of Defense release that you can access here that pertains to the training of the Joint Mortuary Affairs Center (JMAC) of the United States Military.  The school is located at Fort Lee in Virginia and is responsible for training the young men and women of our military into becoming the…

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