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An association of individuals who: will, are or have worked with the death care industry. The organization communicates with interested parties mostly through the World Wide Web in our website
Website Updates are announced as necessary through E-mail as they are built and posted on the website.
Weekend reminders also e-mailed announcing our topic for discussion each Sunday Night online in a special chat room, provided by America On Line in their Keyword " Funeral Director " Area.
As well as meetings in person usually at large professional events such as the National Funeral Directors Association's National convention, the International Cemetery and Funeral Association Convention, Federal Trade Commission Hearings, and Senate Hearings relative to our profession.
Information relative to all funeral service professionals is posted on our website, members are welcome and encouraged to post their thoughts, ideas, headaches and complaints.
Membership is free.
Who reads the information on funeralserviceprofessional.com? Only those who really love their job and want to know what is going on in their industry, the site is not intended for those in grief or for the general public funeral consumer. We offer and intend delivery of our information for Funeral Service Professionals only.
FSPA = Funeral Service Professionals Association is the daughter of the Electronic Funeral Service Association. EFSA = the Electronic Funeral Service Association was founded in 1994 and has grown in membership beyond anyone's expectation, In Washington DC while attending, Senate Hearings I met with some News Media over lunch these women explained that the Name Electronic FSA was confusing and they suggested the organization be renamed more appropriately, after serious consideration the decision was made to change the Name from Electronic Funeral Service Association (EFSA) to Funeral Service Professional Association (FSPA).
BOTTOM LINE: WE ALL WORK FOR THE BETTERMENT OF FUNERAL SERVICE, THE CONSUMERS WE SERVE AND THE PROFESSIONALS WE WORK WITH. IF YOU SEE ANYTHING WRONG, IF SOMETHING HERE REALLY OFFENDS YOU, LET'S WORK TOGETHER. PLEASE NOTIFY FSPA IMMEDIATELY, YOU CAN E-MAIL TO lowellma@aol.com Or call FSPA in the United States Voice 978-458-6816 Fax 978-459-0115 or the old fashioned way through the mail to FSPA c/o 14 Highland Street Lowell, Massachusetts 01852-3399 USA
PROBABLY MORE INFORMATION THAN YOU CARED TO KNOW, my fingers got stuck on play!
FURTHERMORE: What you see here is never checked, if you do decide to republish or quote any thing FSPA puts out, check it out, please do not name the individual who sent the article without their permission. If you see fit to use any information from FSPA please give us credit. Ages ago a state association news letter posted a quote using the senders name, she was not a happy camper nor was her company, please use caution in the future. We appreciate your understanding and we need your support.
ALSO: Because e-mail can be altered electronically, the integrity of this communication cannot be guaranteed. Any of the items you read here, you are free to reuse, understand, the postings are just that, the items are for the most part cut and pasted from E-mail, others FAXed and of course from funeral publications and other media.
ALWAYS: If the article you want is from a commercial publisher YOU MUST get permission from the person or company who created the story.
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If the article you want is from a commercial publisher YOU MUST get permission from the person or company who created the story.
Because e-mail can be altered electronically, the integrity of this communication cannot be guaranteed. Any of the items you read here, you are free to reuse, understand, the postings are just that, the items are for the most part cut and pasted from E-mail, others FAXed and of course from funeral publications and other media. What you see here is never checked, if you do decide to republish or quote any thing FSPA puts out, check it out, please do not name the individual who sent the article without their permission. If you see fit to use any information from FSPA please give us credit. Ages ago a state association news letter posted a quote using the senders name, she was not a happy camper nor was her company, please use caution in the future. We appreciate your understanding and we need your support.
Consider these steps for your life.
1. Work like you don't need the money.
2. Love like you've never been hurt.
3. Dance like you do when nobody's watching.
C YA
John
BOTTOM LINE: WE ALL WORK FOR THE BETTERMENT OF FUNERAL SERVICE PROFESSION AND THE DEATH CARE INDUSTRY THE CONSUMERS WE SERVE AND THE PROFESSIONALS WE WORK WITH. IF YOU SEE ANYTHING WRONG, IF SOMETHING HERE REALLY OFFENDS YOU, LET'S WORK TOGETHER. PLEASE NOTIFY FSPA IMMEDIATELY, YOU CAN E-MAIL TO lowellma@aol.com Or call FSPA in the United States Voice 978-458-6816 Fax 978-459-0115 or the old fashioned way through the mail at FSPA c/o 14 Highland Street Lowell, Massachusetts 01852-3399 USA