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Beyond Tradition: 2025 AFCCA Annual Conference Recap
As the funeral and cemetery industry evolves, professionals must navigate the delicate balance between honoring tradition and embracing progress. That’s why this year’s 15th Annual Arizona Funeral Cemetery and Cremation Association Conference centered around the theme: Beyond Tradition: Shaping the Future of Funeral Service Throughout the event, we explored the latest innovations, ethical business practices, and impactful strategies transforming our profession. From technology and employee engagement to FTC compliance and the growing demand for personalization, …
Honoring Veterans with Live TAPS: A Resource from Bugles Across America
AFCCA is pleased to share a valuable resource for funeral professionals, cemeterians, and families who wish to honor veterans with the dignity and respect they deserve. Joseph Baum, a dedicated volunteer with Bugles Across America (BAA), recently reached out to introduce himself and the mission of this powerful nonprofit organization. Founded in 2000 by former U.S. Marine Tom Day, Bugles Across America was established to ensure that every veteran receives a live performance of TAPS, …
Across Borders, Across Traditions: NFDA Unveils Historic Global Study
Reinforcing its position as the world’s leading funeral service association, the National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA) has released the first-ever global study of consumer attitudes toward funerals and funeral professionals. Across Borders, Across Traditions: A Global Study of Funeral Preferences is a landmark research report that offers an unprecedented look at how consumers in 20 countries across six continents view funerals, grief rituals, burial, cremation and the role of the funeral director. The full report is …