Funeral News
Chicago SCI Cemetery Operating Without Business License?
It has been six years since Toni Gonnigan's oldest brother, Jerome, died. Since her brother's burial at Oak Woods Cemetery,...
Read moreDetailsDon’t Forget to Read the Fine Print, Burial Insurance
Do you have burial insurance? Mr. Sims, a resident of Monroe, did. He bought it back in 1958. The policy...
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Funeral Homes Feel Economy?s Bite
DANVILLE ? Grief and a ?Payment Due? notice are the only real inescapable parts of death and taxes. Area funeral...
Read moreDetailsState Warns Consumers of Prepaid Funeral Scams
Five years after Florence Muto prepaid for a funeral in 2004, the 92-year-old from Westland is out the $6,000 she...
Read moreDetailsCemetery Uprooted To Make Way For Shopping Center
Chattanooga, TN - Dozens of graves are uprooted to make way for a retail shopping center. We started receiving phone...
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Family Sues After Body Falls Out of Casket
Robert Gowdy may have died May 2, 2008, but memory of his burial lives on. While the Mesa native's passing...
Read moreDetailsSCI Settles Antitrust Lawsuit Over Palm Mortuary Purchase
A Texas company has agreed to sell some of its Las Vegas funeral home operations to settle an antitrust lawsuit...
Read moreDetailsWalmart Maybe Can’t Sell Caskets in Georgia, Maybe Other States
At the Atlanta Casket Store on Glenwood Road, owner Wyatt Washington surveys the shifting landscape of the funeral industry since...
Read moreDetailsHillenbrand Sees Higher Profit, Lower Revenues in 4Q
The growing popularity of cremation affected Hillenbrand Inc.?s fourth-quarter and full-year revenues, but the company posted a year-over-year profit. The...
Read moreDetailsDwindling Time–A Silent Force With a Tremendous Impact on Cemetery/Funeral Service
Last week I spent a very nice day doing some training. What a wonderful, professional group of individuals in the...
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