Funeral Director Daily
Yesterday Funeral Director Daily published an article on “Getting heard in the Information Age“. That article dealt with the idea that in a new world of Death Care consumers taking different actions on marketing might be a wise thing to think about. Today, I’m skiing down the “other side of the mountain” and featuring an…
It’s already the 3rd Tuesday of the month and with that date comes another Cremation Association of North America (CANA) supported Peer Support meeting for those involved in the Death Care profession/industry. Here’s what CANA says about this month’s meeting that takes place tonight: By acknowledging your challenges, you honor your own well-being…
I received a broadcasted mass e-mail last Thursday inviting me to tune into the newest podcast for our profession. This one was titled “The Graveyard Shift” and was promoted by Passare. It is probably good and informative, but I’ve also been invited to listen to a podcast that originates from Great Britain with…
I received a general e-mail from Tukios last week inviting me to join the fun with their “March Madness” event. People from all over the world will be watching the NCAA Collegiate National Championship play-downs this year and filling out their bracket of winners. Thanks to our friends at Tukios we can…
When I served my community as a funeral director I had a couple of expressions that I absolutely lived by: “Underpromise and overdeliver” “Have a low ego and high output” I worked very hard to deliver on everything I promised and to do so in a personal way where nothing was…
A couple of recent articles that I read give an indication of how the financial success of cemeteries can vary based on location and/or the clientele that may be using the cemetery. I’m from the state of Minnesota and more specifically an area outside of the metropolitan Minneapolis/St. Paul demographic market. My…
I like to stay in the know about all of the National and Regional funeral home and cemetery acquisition and operating companies. Sometimes though I’m surprised by the growth of these companies over time if I have not checked in regularly. I had that feeling the other day about Milestone Funeral Partners when I…
New Foundation Partners Group CEO John Smith didn’t waste any time in forming a group of former owners to learn more about the Death Care business. Smith, with lots of management experience but none in the Death Care realm was hired by Foundation Partners Group (FPG) earlier in 2025. Here’s a Funeral Director…
I’m writing this article on Tuesday morning ahead of President Trump’s address to Congress and at a time when certain investors seem to have lost some faith in the markets as the Dow Jones Industrial Average is currently down over 700 points on the day. The world can change between last Tuesday and…
Many of us have gotten accustomed to watching the television series “Yellowstone” in recent years. While that series takes place in Montana, a county in Wyoming that borders Idaho and Montana contains 40% of Yellowstone National Park’s total area. Teton County of Wyoming, also “had the highest average incomes per capita of any county in…
