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Funeial Group
Plans Code
01 Good Practice
FiVAN'STOX, Illinois, August
12 — A draft Codo of (lorxl Prar-
lire coiitainiriK (juido linos for its
mcmlx'is has bri'n approved hy
llio Hoard of Directors of Nation-
!.l Selected Mnrlicions, it was
announced today li.v Albeit S,
■Lineberry, president.
Mr. Lineberry -staled that the
approved draft has been for
warded to interested persons,
groups, and organizations for
comment and suggestions.
N'aiional Selected Morticiansis
a .society of .SOO funeral director.s
locatisl in tlie United Slates.
Canada, Mo.vico, Great Britain,
Europe, Ceylon, Australia and
New Zealand. Its headquarters
are located in Evanston, Illinois.
The Code contains 2.3 stand
ards of good practice to guide
member funeral directors in their
relationshiixs with the public,
their clients and the clergy.
The Board of K.SM has given
tile Codo its interim approval
wliich will be confirmed after
careful analysis of public re
sponse and suggestions received
following publication of the doc
ument.
President Lineberry stated:
"An informed public has always
been a primary objective of
N.SM. It is our hope that tlie
Code will prove of benefit to Hie
public and to X.SM members a-
like. We invito and solicit sug-
.gestion.s from all interested per
sons and organizations, not only
now, but anytime in the future.”
Among the Code's more signi
ficant paragraphs is provision 11,
which requires the me.mber fune
ral director - -
“to furnish to every purchaser
at the time of purchase a mem
orandum or other document
which contains an accurate ac
counting of all charges, including
all merchandise, sei viees and fa
cilities listed in the offered price,
and to charge for no further or
additional items of e.vpense, c.\-
cept with the express autlioriza-
tion of the purchaser."
The necessitv of a wide selec
tion of funeral services is also
recognized in the Code. Pro\ isinn
3 calls upon every mcm ;cr fune
ral director
"to offer funeral services in
as wide a range of rategorios as
pos.-iible so that any person may
select a funeral .service which is
; within liis means.”
I Similarly, provisi n 10 reriuire.s
the memiK'r funeral direct.ir to
. jilainly mark tlie piice of each
I funoral. to enumerate the Uenis
; included in the i>rice. and to iier-
. mil everyone tlie pvivilegi of in
specting -and freely considering
every funeral service off.’tcd.
'■ Provi.sion 13 sets forth llic oh-
’ li.gation
j “to avoid an.v representation,
'written or oral, which ma.v he
I false or mislearling.”
' Provision 11 call-s upon every
funeral director ■
“fn case of hardship, to accept
' tlie obligation of providing a
funeral service within the finan-
I cial means of the family, how-
! ever limited."
The Code also underscores the
principle that the funeral cere
mony is a religiou.s oliservance.
Code provisions l.j, 16 and 17
provide that in all religious mat
ters the clergy shall b<.‘ in
cliarge; the funeral director shall
cooperate with the clergy at all
times; and that all services will
be conducted in a manner tliat
complies fully with the instruc
tions of the clergyman actin.g
for the family.
The Code conciudes with a
pledge to "conduct liusiness at
all times in a dignified, respect
ful. and professional manner;
and to ob.serve in every transac
tion the principle that our re
sponsibility to the public and
thase vve serv'e is above all oth
ers.”
Copies of the proposed Code
have been forwardetl to interest
ed persons, greups, and organi
zations in the hope that construc
tive comments and suggestions
may result before the interim
approval given bv the Boaid of
National Selected Morticians is
confirmed.
Mr. Linehoriw. in addition to
«erving as president of N.SM. is
owner and president of Hancs-
Lincticiry Funeral Service in
Grecniboro, North Carolina.
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