A mortician, also known as a funeral director or embalmer, prepares a body for burial or cremation, helps families arrange funerals, oversees the funeral logistics, and completes any necessary paperwork. Paperwork includes preparing and filing the legal certificate of death and may include writing an obituary and arranging for it to run in a local newspaper. After burial services, morticians collect plants, flowers and cards delivered at the funeral...
What Does a Mortician Do?
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What Does A Mortician Do?
