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Funeral Directors

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Message from the President

Mar 25, 2020 | News & Announcements

A message from Kenny Culpepper, President of AFDA, to thank and commend all funeral homes for their diligent service and support during this very uncertain time. He makes some crucial recommendations for funeral directors, including practical advice to pass onto families. Please watch, share and take suggestions on board.

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