Dreaming of Putting up a Funeral Parlor?

Filed in archive business ideas on November 29, 2006

I know it's a bit too late for a Halloween blog post, but there really is no rule when it comes to being struck with a good home business idea, right? So read on..

The Palmer brothers followed their father's footsteps by continuing their funeral parlor. They are now known as funeral directors. According to them, a mortician is a license with two parts which are directing funeral and as well as meeting and helping families in the funeral process. The other part of it is the process of embalming, preparation for the visitation of body.

Their family's funeral parlor actually started 30 years ago. Then after their father retired, the Palmer sons took over the business. They said that there is nothing unusual in their process of growing up since they live separately from the funeral home.

One thing that the funeral parlor business taught them is that they see life a lot different from the others. It made them realized how important one's life is and the most of all, the pain that death usually gives to the left loved ones.

The Palmer brothers also stated that in order for things to be done as quickly as possible, they have their own embalmer who is assigned for embalming only. A different employee will be in charge of the cosmetics wherein he or she will just do the application of cosmetics to the embalmed body. By doing so, stress is being avoided so the job gets quickly done without risking the quality if service.

Their best advice is as long as you are conscientious on what you are doing, you will succeed in any aspect of your life. So money should not be your first priority in performing your jobs rather the love and sincerity that you give in accomplishing your task.

Some kind of lovin', huh?

via SouthBend Tribune