Funeral Director Daily

The future of Death Tech from Forbes, LGBTQ funeral home settlement, Arlington Wreaths Across America

By Funeral Director Daily / December 2, 2020 /

Only a couple of days after I gave you my thoughts on what new companies might be winners in the death care profession I stumbled across an article from Forbes entitled, “The Future of Death Tech”. Today’s afternoon edition of Funeral Director Daily brings you that article as well as information on an apparent financial…

Cemetery life: Halloween movie cancelled, lawsuit

By Funeral Director Daily / October 24, 2019 /

Today we decided that we would be light on the editorial topic and just present a couple of short news articles to our readers concerning issues in cemeteries across the country. The first article that we will furnish to our readers is here and concerns the Lafayette Memorial Park in Fayetteville, North Carolina, where a…

Discrimination Trial Continues in Mississippi

By Funeral Director Daily / April 20, 2018 /

Testimony continued in the Gulfport, Mississippi, trial where six black-owned funeral homes have contended that Harrison County and its coroner, Gary Hargraves, have discriminated against them by sending deceased bodies in greater numbers to the white-owned funeral homes in the county. In testimony yesterday, which is summed up by the Associated Press here, Harrison County…