Parliament Issue 19 • Cremation Counterpoints
Parliament Issue 19 • Cremation Counterpoints
Issue 19 is our 28-page Cremation Counterpoints issue. This issue takes a look at some aspects of cremation that you might not have considered before. We’ve brought in 6 contributing voices with their own insights and opinions, and are sharing one of our favorite Case Analysis articles to date.
In this issue of Parliament, you’ll find these articles:
• Letter From the Publisher
• 3 Good—Really Good—Cremation Practices
• Some Good Things About Identification (and a Few Not-So-Good, too)
• Case Study | A Wrongful Cremation—and the Funeral Home Wins
• Viewpoints | Good and Not-So-Good Things About Cremation
• About Parliament
Thank you to our contributors in this issue:
Julie A. Burn, CCrE, CSE | Cremation Specialist • J. A. Burn & Associates, Inc.
Larry Stuart, Jr. | President • Crematory Manufacturing & Service, Inc.
Alisa Perkins | Dean of Students, Chemistry, Microbiology, Pathology Instructor | Mid-America College of Funeral Service
Christine Hunsaker | Managing Member • Hunsaker Partners, LLC
Corey L. Gardner | Apprentice • A. D. Porter & Sons
Gary Freytag | President and CEO • Spring Grove Cemetery & Arboretum
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The owl has long been associated with wisdom, longevity and truth. They’ve appeared for centuries in old texts (and sometimes new texts) related to death and to justice.
That said, Lemasters is a blend of two things: deathcare and law.
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