Are you an Active-Duty, National Guard, or Reserve member looking for a meaningful second career in civilian life or while still serving?
Consider a path that aligns with your values of dedication, honor, commitment, and service to community. Consider a career that offers mission fulfillment in funeral service.
You can start training for this new mission from anywhere in the world, even while you’re still serving. And it’s possible to work part-time as a funeral director while in your current role.
Embark on a new mission. Become a funeral director and make a difference in your Journey to Serve.
Is a Career in Funeral Service Right for You?
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“Funeral service requires a conscious decision to make sacrifices required to help families in their time of need. The rewards you get back make it worth everything you invest into it.”
Dave Mahlstedt
U.S. Army – Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Funeral Director and Supervisor, Forgie Snyder Funeral Home, Irwin, PA
Funeral homes that belong to the National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA) are held accountable per NFDA’s enforceable Code of Professional Conduct, which outlines various ethical and professional practices to which NFDA member funeral homes must adhere. This self-driven set of standards raises the bar for funeral directors by ensuring the highest quality professional practices of NFDA members.
When you choose to work with an NFDA-member funeral home, you can be confident the funeral home’s staff will adhere to the highest standards of excellence when serving your family and taking your loved one into their care.
NFDA Pursuit of Excellence Award recipients have been recognized by the National Funeral Directors Association for their dedication to serving families and their community.
NFDA Green Funeral Practices™ Certificate program participants have met specific requirements for funeral homes that provide green funerals and natural burials in their community.