"Modern Cremation Urns" as seen in the Fresh Pond Crematory, Long Island, New York, in 1896.
Read moreDetailsIn 1985, the Cremation Association of North America conducted an urn-capacity study, the results of which suggested that the average...
Read moreDetailsIt's no secret that life expectancy in the U.S. is trending upward. A person born today can expect to live...
Read moreDetailsWhen the Cremation Association of America was founded in 1913, members received a unique badge with a medallion depicting a...
Read moreDetailsPutting dead people in buildings was never smart engineering. Mausoleum burial began as the prerogative of the powerful, providing the...
Read moreDetailsDid you know that CANA has certified more than 5,000 crematory operators, owners, managers, funeral directors, and cemeterians since we...
Read moreDetailsDeath sits in paradox. In it we find impossible co-mixtures of intrinsic opposites. Perhaps, this is why death is the...
Read moreDetailsThe National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA) Certified Crematory Operator (CCO) Program is off to a strong start in 2014. The...
Read moreDetailsAs the cremation rate continues to increase, many funeral home owners consider expanding their facilities and adding a crematory, rather...
Read moreDetailsFuneral Service insider recently launched its annual Cremation Survey, and it’s inviting anyone who works in a funeral home to...
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