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This entails chapter 19 in small business management, which is small funeral management, objectives, and mission statements.

This is class notes for small business management for funeral service. It entails the first call, price shoppers, phone inquiries, transfers and removals, and the arrangement conference.

This is class notes encompassing and introduction to animal and plant cells and their organelles and functions.

This is class notes of Chemistry for Funeral Service enclosing an introduction to chemistry and properties of matter, and also conversions from celsius, Fahrenheit, and kelvin.

This notes encompasses a class notes/summary of pathology for funeral service, including important terms and definitions. Included are the types of injures and diseases that damage the body, along with diseases and conditions that affect all systems of the body separated into labeled sections(i.e. urinary system diseases, respiratory diseases, etc). Included are also labeled photos and infographics.

This note encloses an entire class notes/summary of Mortuary Law. Everything within these notes are points made on the Funeral Directors Exam for licensure, and includes important definitions such as the true definition of a death body. This is specifically Georgia Law, but there is a lot of overlap between other state laws. A majority of the text is also focused on documentation such as the General Price List, Casket Price List, and Burial Vault Price List.

This is class notes/summary of chapters 18-23 from A Walk Through Time: A History of Funeral Services. This chapter encloses Colonial America, 1800s Victorian America, Body Snatching, the emergence of undertakers in America, embalming, and the Civil War death practices.

This is class notes/summary of chapters 15-17 from A Walk Through Time: A History of Funeral Services. This chapter encloses the Middle Ages and the History of the Hearse.

This is class notes/summary of chapters 11-14 from A Walk Through Time: A History of Funeral Services. This chapter encloses the Vikings, Inca, Mayan, and Mound Builders(Very Early Native American) death practices and customs.

This is class notes/summary of Chapters 7-10 of A Walk Through Time: A History of Funeral Service. This covers the Etruscans, Mesopotamians, Celts, and Ancient Chinese death customs and practices.