Afternoon Edition

Did you miss any of these? Our top read stories of the past month.

By Funeral Director Daily / March 15, 2021 /

At Funeral Director Daily our data is getting better.  We now know that some of you read our topics daily.  Some of you are pretty steady daily readers, but miss a day or two.  . . probably because you are busy with your employment and that day you just didn’t have time to take a…

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Afternoon Edition: News you can Use

By Funeral Director Daily / February 15, 2021 /

Over the weekend Funeral Director Daily took the time to gather some information that is educational, informative, and more than likely useful to you in your professional or personal life.  We’ve compiled that here just in case there is something that interests you.   NFDA Podcast — The Brush with Death Podcast Series from the…

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Manufacturing shortages/delays. . . social distance funeral home fines

By Funeral Director Daily / February 8, 2021 /

Over the weekend we came across a couple of articles that related to articles that we produced for our readers last week and just thought that we would link related articles for our readers in case they are interested in looking more into the situations. On pandemic manufacturing shortages and/or delays due to processes outside…

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SCI’s Dignity firm “here to help” in California

By Funeral Director Daily / January 20, 2021 /

It was recently reported that California passed the three million mark in the number of documented COVID-19 cases and passed the 33,000 mark in death due to COVID-19.  According to several sources, that great number has caused some funeral homes to stop accepting new death call cases. That has caused Dignity Memorial director Anthony Lampe…

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Afternoon Edition: News you can use

By Funeral Director Daily / January 19, 2021 /

Today’s Afternoon Edition features several articles that we found interesting over the MLK holiday weekend.  We’ll leave it to you to see which interest you and your choice of reading. However, there are some interesting articles.  For instance, one article states that some funeral homes in California are actually having to turn away death calls…

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Weekend Edition. . . .News you can use

By Funeral Director Daily / January 15, 2021 /

As we head into the weekend I’m clearing off my desk and have some information from some of our favorite friends at Clifton Larson Allen, Roosevelt Investments, and the National Funeral Directors Association that may be of interest to you.  In addition, I’m throwing a couple of articles out there that are not necessarily death…

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News you can use: PPE procurement, CEU’s, the BRAVE act. . . and more

By Funeral Director Daily / December 14, 2020 /

In today’s Afternoon Edition of Funeral Director Daily you will find that most of our linked stories deal with funeral homes and their handling of the COVID-19 situation.  We are also taking today to catch up with some items that you should be aware of in terms of PPE procurement, a webinar brought to us…

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“Get to Know Them”: Nicki Mikolai

By Funeral Director Daily / December 10, 2020 /

Today’s Funeral Director Daily “Get to Know Them” feature introduces our readers to Nicki Mikolai.  Nicki graduated from my alma mater – the University of Minnesota – and has performed an extensive array of work in the death care profession.  She is a licensed funeral director and had worked for the Minnesota Lions Eye Bank…

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NFDA news you can use. . . a couple of California stories that break hearts

By Funeral Director Daily / December 7, 2020 /

This afternoon we are bringing you some news from the National Funeral Directors Association as well as a couple of stories that we uncovered about death care in California that point out the tragedy of humanity in the lives of those less fortunate than many of us. First of all, the National Funeral Directors Association…

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Potential COVID surge has states thinking death care, state budget surprises

By Funeral Director Daily / December 3, 2020 /

Last week you could not turn on the news without hearing of the potential for the COVID-19 virus to spread rapidly because of Thanksgiving and other upcoming holiday travel.  We found a couple of articles pertaining to states and how they may handle the number of deceased bodies that may come with that potential surge.…

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