Funeral News
New Morgue Needed for Fatter Bodies
Australia - SPECIALIST mortuaries will be needed to cope with an increasingly obese population, one of the state's leading pathologists...
Read moreDetailsNFDA Hosting Regional Seminars for End-of-Life Care Providers
The National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA) will host a series of regional seminars in April 2011 for clergy, hospice and...
Read moreDetailsAmerican Funeral Financial expands Sales and Marketing Team with addition of Andy Lopez
American Funeral Financial, the Funeral Funding Experts, one of the fastest growing insurance advancement funding companies in the US, is...
Read moreDetailsNFDA Expands Educational Offerings, Acquires FuneralReview.com
The National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA) has enhanced its position as the premier provider of professional education following its acquisition...
Read moreDetailsRecord Deaths in Japan Spurs New Businesses, Like Hotel for the Dead
The Liss Center stands three stories high, sandwiched between large warehouses on the outskirts of Tokyo. A flickering sign greets...
Read moreDetailsGiving While Grieving, How Aurora Casket Co. Helps Even During People?s Most Difficult Times
Dealing with the loss of a loved one is never an easy task, but Aurora Casket Co.?s goal is to...
Read moreDetailsTop 10 Funeral Industry Articles of 2010
As the year 2010 comes to a close I want to look back on it and highlight some of the...
Read moreDetailsReport: Local Funeral Homes Not Complying with Federal Laws
Columbia, SC: About 30 percent of Midlands funeral homes are not complying with federal laws that require them to accurately...
Read moreDetailsAcademy Sets Record Attendance in 2010
The Academy has set a new annual attendance and graduation record. Since its inception in 1995, the Academy at The...
Read moreDetailsDA: Funeral Processions Should be Banned
McALLEN, TX ? Hidalgo County should ban funeral processions, county District Attorney Rene Guerra said Thursday. A fatal crash during...
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