“What I’ve learned is that grief doesn’t go away,” one participant said. “It walks beside you. You learn to live with it.”
Filed under: Death & Dying, Deathcare Training, Grief and Grieving on July 29th, 2010 | No Comments »
Over the years, PLANET has contributed more than $2 million to this national landmark.
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Contract negotiations between Teamsters Local 727 and funeral industry giant Service Corporation International (NYSE:SCI) are set to resume Tuesday, June 29, 2010, with the possibility of labor disputes at 17 area funeral homes and facilities hanging in the balance.
The final two bargaining sessions are [...]
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As a odontologist, you can only hope the corpses have teeth.
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To balance the “badness of death,” Kagan also provides several lectures on the “value of life.”
Filed under: Caregivers, Death & Dying, Deathcare Training, Grief and Grieving, Traditions on March 30th, 2010 | No Comments »
Remember that you, like Alden Whitman, are writing a life story in a condensed version.
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Death is the great leveler — but it can level more benefits to some than others.
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At one point, Whitman admitted that writing an advance obituary cased an occupational astigmatism.
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Learn about how funeral degrees are accredited and the minimum requirements for a funeral career degree.
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Who studies for a funeral service career, and how much can individuals make in this field?
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