Sentences with phrase «funeral director named»

Back in the 90's, a local funeral director named Bernie (Jack Black) was a beloved member of the community who became close friends with the meanest lady in town (Shirley MacLaine) after her husband died.

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Currently there are job - related Web sites catering to restaurant workers (www.starchefs.com), truck drivers (www.truckers.com), and funeral directors (www.funeralnet.com), to name a few.

NYC's ethics watchdog has fined three city employees: a mortuary technician who accepted tips from funeral directors for moving corpses; a civil - service monitor who copied test applicants» names and emails to promote his radio show; and a school principal who took rides from subordinates without compensation.

She told her family the name of the funeral director so they would know who to go to when she passed away.

It is an increasingly familiar challenge to Lori MacKellar, a funeral director for one of Britain's oldest undertaking names, Leverton & Sons, who, less than three years ago, was pursuing a very different career as a contemporary art publicist with a client list that included the likes of Jake and Dinos Chapman, Gavin Turk and Tracey Emin.

Typically, the funeral director is named as the beneficiary.

When the insured passes away, the named funeral parlor or director will claim the policy and use the proceeds to cover the costs of your funeral and interment, whether it is cremation or a traditional burial plot.

This type of policy does not pay out to a named beneficiary, but pays out to a named funeral parlor or funeral director.