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Issue 29 is now working its way through layout & design and will be headed to the printer soon! We are proud to feature Christine Pepper “The CEO” at NFDA, as well as the physical prescence of the NFDA through the years, and reconstruction specialist Vernie Fountain — an all-around stellar collection of personalities and history you don’t want to miss. Our photos are compelling, the stories are moving, and they’re all told from a Funeral Director’s Perspective. There’s only one place you can find inspiration like this, Southern Calls – The Journal of the Funeral Profession.
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Not only will Subscribers receive their 4 print magazines a year, but will also have exclusive access to additional online articles, as well as the ability to read all Southern Calls magazine articles as they become available only.
Dr. Timothy Clark Smith | June 14, 1821 - February 15, 1893 (Opening Image: Timothy Clark Smith Grave Window, Photo credit: Geoff Howard/Panoramio) Evergreen Cemetery, just off Town Hill Road in New Haven, VT, is generally unremarkable as far as cemeteries go, except...
Don't miss Southern Calls Issue 31, coming March 2021. Order today to reserve your copy of this incredible collectors issue! Funetorium - All Things FunerealAttila Bethlenfalvy, creator and founder of FUNETORIUM, arguably knows more about funerary antiques and...
A collection of early advertisements from The Sunnyside Magazine (ranging 1893-1908) From the RM Squires Collection Sunnyside Magazine - October, 1893 Sunnyside Magazine - July, 1894 Sunnyside Magazine - December, 1897 Sunnyside Magazine - April, 1898 Sunnyside...
Southern Calls Vol. 29, September 2020 Funeral Home Director In Residency begins career as Coronavirus Pandemic overwhelms the Industry After picking up remains of a victim of COVID-19, Lily Sage Weinrieb calls relatives for a virtual viewing before cremation on May...
“Can you imagine a day when the world’s first drive-in funeral theater would be in the headlines? Or imagine a time when thousands of people at home would choose to watch a televised life tribute instead of attending a funeral service. That day is today and those...
Southern Calls Vol. 3, March 2014 After the 1982 season, Paul William “Bear” Bryant, 69, announced his decision to retire, stating, "This is my school, my alma mater. I love it and I love my players. But in my opinion, they deserved better coaching than they have been...
