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A funeral requires a lot of important decisions, some of which are Whether or bury or cremate the deceased. Whether to hold a traditional funeral service or a memorial service. Whether to follow any religious traditions. Where the interment or service should take place.
Arrange embalming and preparation of the body if desired. Select clothing for the deceased to wear. Compile information for the obituary. Identify any burial benefits or services the deceased may be eligible for (e.g., veterans benefits, military honors, religious groups, fraternal organizations).
Funeral Planning Checklist: Considerations for Families Compile vital statistics for paperwork. Determine who will be involved in the funeral service. Express preferences for the viewing/service. Decide on disposition and memorialization. Record obituary preferences and information. Make payment arrangements.
When properly stored and cooled, a body can be kept for up to six weeks at the funeral home, so youll have plenty of flexibility when planning your memorial service. Cremation has become an increasingly popular option for people around the country. In fact, more bodies are now cremated than buried.
Here are tips for how to prep in advance for your interview: Prepare examples to share. Think about examples of times you demonstrated the skills necessary for the job. Practice responses to likely interview questions. Read through the list of funeral director interview questions, and practice answering each question.
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If you think of something else you would like us to add to this list of questions, please contact the funeral home directly. 1) What do we do if our family death occurs away from home? 2) Why is a funeral important? 3) What does my funeral director do? 4) What is embalming? 5) Is embalming required when a person dies?
There are many things that a funeral director will need to know, but some of the most common questions include: What type of service would you like? Would you like the deceased dressed in their own clothes? Would you like to visit them? Is there a particular minister you would like?
Itll make all the difference.These are four you should consider in your first run of funeral home phone answering rules: Answer the phone quickly every time. Always ask before placing someone on hold. Listen to what the caller is saying, and what they arent saying.
Sometimes called an order of service, the funeral program is a simple brochure or pamphlet that you hand out to guests. This document outlines the process of the service (what will happen) and sometimes includes a brief overview of the life milestones and achievements of the deceased.
Here are seven things to avoid saying at a funeral or to someone grieving the loss of a loved one. Theyre an angel now. I know how you feel. They look so good. Dont cry or Go ahead and cry. At least it wasnt worse. God is sovereign. Let me know if I can help. What can you say instead?

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