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When Jill Perdue first stepped behind-the-scenes of the funeral industry, she was terrified. She was newly married to funeral director Brad Perdue, who comes from 8 generations of funeral directors and sparked an interest in the industry at 12-years-old.

Jill, however, couldn’t bear to look at a body.

"I was scared to death,” Jill said (no pun intended). “I would come home and need groceries, but I couldn’t go down the hallway because I had to walk past the bodies under the sheets!”

Today, however, Brad and Jill are running a successful funeral home and livestreaming services to hundreds of viewers. "People just expect it," Jill says (she, by the way, has no problem being around bodies now 😉 )Read more about how Zabka - Perdue Funeral Home is staying ahead of the game, here:

https://www.memoryshare.com/posts/adapting-funeral-industry-jill-perdue

"As a funeral director at Anderson Funeral Home, Alan Iverson has long recognized the benefits of funeral webcasting as a way of bringing families together — but it didn’t truly sink in until a winter storm blew in the day of his father’s funeral."

It's not just a pandemic that can thwart travel plans. Thank you Alan Iverson at Anderson Funeral Home and Crematory for sharing your story, and how funeral livestreaming and recording has made a difference for you and your business.



https://www.memoryshare.com/posts/bringing-people-together

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