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New Remembering A Life Conversation Cards Introduced to Help Funeral Professionals Work With Families to Plan Meaningful Funerals
Suite of Conversation Cards Now Covers Every Step of the Journey: Preplanning, Funeral Planning and Aftercare Remembering A Life, the consumer education initiative of the National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA), has introduced two new decks of conversation cards that funeral directors can use to inspire the families they serve to plan meaningful tributes to loved ones. Remembering A Life Funeral Planning Conversation Cards are brand new to the Remembering A Life Conversation Card suite. These …
AZDHS October Meeting Notes and Consolidated Draft Rules
AFCCA is sharing the following update from the Arizona Department of Health Services regarding the ongoing Human Remains Rulemaking process. The meeting notes from the October 2, 2025, Workgroup Meeting have been posted. In addition, the consolidated draft rules for the Human Remains Rulemaking, which include Articles 1 through 4, are now available for review. An online survey is open through November 9, 2025, giving all industry professionals the opportunity to provide input and ensure …
Notice of Comments and Department’s Responses for September Draft of Article 4
The Bureau of Licensing for Professions & Occupations (BLPO), has posted Comments about September Draft for Article 4 and Department Responses on the Administrative Counsel & Rules Active Rulemakings webpage for Human Remains (Funeral Board Incorporation). The comment/response document includes the Department’s responses to feedback submitted through the public surveys that closed on September 14, 2025 and October 5, 2025. These responses are being shared to help licensees understand how the feedback was considered and …