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South Dakota State Veterans Cemetery Caught Up in Appropriations

By Funeral Director Daily / February 27, 2018 /

Back on January 12 Funeral Director Daily brought you a story, that you can read here, about the South Dakota Veteran’s Council making its only priority for the 2018 legislation session a state owned and operated cemetery in the Sioux Falls area.  The only veteran’s cemetery in the state is the Fort Meade Cemetery near…

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Death in 2015 – Body Found in Funeral Home Two Weeks Ago

By Funeral Director Daily / February 27, 2018 /

I recently read about a disturbing case coming out of Spartanburg, South Carolina.  In a story found on News 2 which you can see and read here, it appears that the Spartanburg County Coroner’s office was notified on February 8, 2018, that a “stored” human body was located at the First Family Funeral Home. According…

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ScatterPods from England

By Funeral Director Daily / February 26, 2018 /

    An occaissional  new feature that we will be starting at Funeral Director Daily is to introduce our readers to some of the new products and features that we find in the Death Care industry.  We will learn of most of these companies as they follow Funeral Director Daily from around the world on Twitter,…

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Legacy Funeral Group Purchases Alabama Locations

By Funeral Director Daily / February 26, 2018 /

  According to a press release that you can read here, Legacy Funeral Group of Texas has purchased the Magnolia Chapels of Tuscaloosa, Alabama.  Magnolia Chapels has served the Tuscaloosa area with two chapels since its founding in 1999. (The link will lead you to Legacy’s web-site where you can learn more on the company).…

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Newspaper Editorializes that “Cremation Has Gained Acceptance”

By Funeral Director Daily / February 23, 2018 /

I found it a little different when I read an editorial in the West Virginia Gazette Mail that you can read here.  I’m pretty used to editorials telling us what political candidate to pick, or what side of the right to life to be on, or what side of  gun owernship to be on.  I’ve…

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Wiggins De Oliveira Opines on StoneMor Partners

By Funeral Director Daily / February 22, 2018 /

  I get a lot of feedback on Funeral Director Daily and I understand people follow the site for many reasons.  One of the most common things I hear is that readers enjoy updates on what the public companies in the death care industry are doing. So, I’ve decided that when I find an article…

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American Enterprise Group grows with Great Western Acquisition

By Funeral Director Daily / February 22, 2018 /

An article from the Des Moines Register that you can read here gives some implications on the American Enterprise Group (AEG), a Des Moines based insurer, and its acquisition of Great Western Insurance Company of Utah.  As you recall we made you aware of this acquisition last month on Funeral Director Daily and now that…

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New Jersey Cemetery Worker Rescued

By Funeral Director Daily / February 21, 2018 /

According to an article in the Morristown (NJ) Daily Record that you can read here, Hanover cemetery worker Peter Ferencze was rescued after an 800 pound vault cover “fell in” and pinned him at the bottom of an open grave on Tuesday. According to the article, Ferencze was treated for chest injuries and released from…

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Quinn FH merges with Burton FH in Pennsylvania

By Funeral Director Daily / February 21, 2018 /

I read a really nice article the other day on GoErie.com that you can read here about two very longstanding funeral businesses in Erie, Pennsylvania, that have “merged” in order to help both funeral homes operate better. The article is about the Quinn Funeral Home and the Burton Funeral Home, both of Erie, Pennsylvania —…

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Trump Tucks Cemeteries and Columbaria into Veterans’ Affairs Budget

By Funeral Director Daily / February 20, 2018 /

According to an article in the New York Post that you can read here, President Donald Trump’s respect and honor for the United States military does not end with those veterans who are serving today.  According to the Post article, the Veteran Affairs portion of the proposed Trump budget calls for nine new veterans cemeteries…

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