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Some things we found interesting in 2019

By Funeral Director Daily / December 31, 2019 /

There has been a lot of news in the death care profession in 2019. There is always the finance news and what is happening with the public companies on the merger and acquisition front. And, this year we are seeing the fight that StoneMor Partners is putting up to try to become relevant in the…

Whose casket is it?

By Funeral Director Daily / November 14, 2019 /

The other day we came across this unusual article in the Voldosta Today News. The story revolves around the private mausoleum of the E.D. Rivers, Jr. family. E.D. (Eurith Dickinson) Rivers, Jr. was the 68th Governor of Georgia and served from 1937 to 1941. According to the above referenced article, he and his wife Mattie…

Article says Oregon “falls short” in death care inspections

By Funeral Director Daily / September 17, 2019 /

I came across a really good consumer information article the other day about the State of Oregon and its Mortuary and Cemetery Board. The point of the article was an information topic on how the funeral home, cremation, and cemetery industry is regulated in that state. You can read the article here. As my headline…

Applesauce and Injection Fluid

By Funeral Director Daily / September 28, 2018 /

According to this article in the Minneapolis Star Tribune , in a ruling made public on Wednesday, a judge upheld a citation by the Minnesota Department of Health that fined a Minnesota funeral home $5000 for, among other things, storing crates of applesauce in the funeral home’s preparation room. Again, according to the newspaper, a…