April 1998
Features
- The Future of Funeral Service Work by Todd W. Van Beck
- The Vehicle of the Future: Weaving the Way to the World Wide Web by Angelique Sieniawski
- Is Requiring a B.S. Degree B.S? by Robert W. Ninker
- Education = Professional Image by Bruce A. Overton
- Job Analysis and Ergonomic Recommendations for Funeral Directors and Embalmers by Cydney A. Griffith & Janet L. Rogers
- The Two-tier Pay System: A Future Trend in Funeral Service by Harper J. Simpson
- The Future of Funeral Service -- Opportunities and Challenges by Daniel E. Buchanan
- Panciera Creates an Alternative by Mark Panciera
- Building Funeral Service Curriculum with Task Analysis: The University of Minnesota Project by John Kroshus
- Trends of Women in Funeral Service by Laura Zabel
- 1997 Honor Roll of FSEF Contributors
- If You Think Where We Are is Amazing, Wait Till You See Where We're Going! by J. Michael Applegate
- Flexibility is Key to Viability by Jeffrey H. K. Mintz
- Cremation in Bali by DeAnn Scrabeck
- Thirty Years in Funeral Service by Howard C. Raether
- The Funeral Director as Persuader: Helping Families Recognize the Benefits of Funeral Rituals by Stephen R. Rocco