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A lot has changed within the funeral industry. Dan McGraw, a fourth generation business owner of Gill Brothers Funeral Service & Cremation in Minneapolis, Minnesota, talks with Anne about what those changes entail.
For more information:
Gill Brothers Funeral Service & Cremation
952.888.7771
This episode was hosted and produced by Anne Morehouse, original music created and performed by Caileen Viehweg.
:45 Dan McGraw on Gill Brothers & the funeral industry history
3:10 Embalming and the Civil War
4:12 Gill Brothers had the first female licensed embalmer in the State of Minnesota
5:00 How to become a licensed mortician
6:24 How Dan got his start in the business
8:00 Cultures and funeral traditions
15:08 The difference between a traditional funeral and celebration of life
17:35 Laws surrounding death
19:15 Recent green body disposition options
20:50 Joe McGraw - 5th generation business owner
26:00 Obituaries and obituary scraping
29:13 Why Visitations
31:25 Dan's Advice: Involve the entire family in your funeral preplanning
A lot has changed within the funeral industry. Dan McGraw, a fourth generation business owner of Gill Brothers Funeral Service & Cremation in Minneapolis, Minnesota, talks with Anne about what those changes entail.
For more information:
Gill Brothers Funeral Service & Cremation
952.888.7771
This episode was hosted and produced by Anne Morehouse, original music created and performed by Caileen Viehweg.
:45 Dan McGraw on Gill Brothers & the funeral industry history
3:10 Embalming and the Civil War
4:12 Gill Brothers had the first female licensed embalmer in the State of Minnesota
5:00 How to become a licensed mortician
6:24 How Dan got his start in the business
8:00 Cultures and funeral traditions
15:08 The difference between a traditional funeral and celebration of life
17:35 Laws surrounding death
19:15 Recent green body disposition options
20:50 Joe McGraw - 5th generation business owner
26:00 Obituaries and obituary scraping
29:13 Why Visitations
31:25 Dan's Advice: Involve the entire family in your funeral preplanning