Tuesday - February 20, 2001

Tuesday - December 18, 2001

The regular meeting of the Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors was held at the Riffe Center located in Columbus. President Ross C. DeJohn called the meeting to order at 1:35 P.M. after the annual Holiday Luncheon. Other Board members present were: Virginia S. Cheney, John J. Hadley, Pernel Jones, Sr., David B. Tobias, and Kurtis A. Tunnell. Also present were: Mollie Martin, Assistant Attorney General, Frank J. Savage, Inspector, Charles H. Wisby, Inspector, and Ann Cunningham, Executive Director. Timothy Schmidt observed the meeting.

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On a motion by Mr. Tunnell, seconded by Mr. Hadley, the minutes of the November 13-14, 2001 meeting were approved. Ayes: 6. Nays: 0. Motion approved.

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Announcements

Mr. Hadley reported that he spoke with the Guernsey County Funeral Directors Association concerning indigent burial, and he provided the Board members with a copy of the details worked out between the county funeral directors and county commissioners. Mr. Hadley will be paid per diem and reimbursed for travel expenses.

Inspector Savage and Mr. DeJohn spoke to the Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science on December 12, 2001. Mr. DeJohn will be paid per diem and reimbursed for travel expenses.

Ms. Cunningham gave a Conference newsletter to Mrs. Cheney and Mr. Tobias, and will contact the Conference of Funeral Service Examining Boards to insure the all Board members receive correspondence from the Conference.

Ms. Cunningham informed the Board members that the Federation of Associations of Regulatory Boards (FARB) will meet in Las Vegas in February, but due to fiscal restrictions, the Board would not send a representative.

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Unfinished Business

The Board members were given a report from the Joint Regulatory Boards Committee for SRS-e describing the progress on the new licensing system. The Department of Administrative Services has secured a term contract with the vendor, and four Boards will test the system.

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The Board member received a copy of the December 5, 2001 newsletter from the Loewen Group announcing the company's emergence from bankruptcy as the Alderwoods Group, Inc. The Board reviewed twenty-two new applications for funeral home license submitted by the Alderwoods Group later in the meeting.

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The Board received a copy of letter sent by the Joint Group of Ohio Regulatory Boards confirming the tentative agreement with the Department of Administrative Services to secure computer support by the first of calendar 2002

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With the Legislature on recess until January, there was no activity on House Bill 322, House Bill 369, or House Bill 421. However, Mr. Hadley reported that he spoke with John McGough, attorney with the Ohio Funeral Directors Association expressing concerns over proposed changes in House Bill 421. Mr. McGough explained the proposals to Mr. Hadley's satisfaction.

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New Business

On a motion by Mr. Hadley, seconded by Mr. Tunnell, the Board approved the following applications for January 1, 2002 funeral home license. Ayes: 6. Nays: 0. Motion approved.

Liston Funeral Home, North Ridgeville

Nurre-Mihovk-Rosenacker, Cincinnati

Schneider-Griffin Funeral Home, Chesapeake

Schneider Funeral Home, Cincinnati

Webster Funeral Home, Fairfield

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On a motion by Mr. Hadley, seconded by Mr. Tunnell, the Board approved the following applications for a 2002 funeral home license. Ayes: 6. Nays: 0. Motion approved.

Anderson, Baiter-Sahnd & W Mack Johnson, Cincinnati

Barnes Funeral Home, New Paris

Barnes Funeral Home, Eaton

Barnes Funeral Home, Lewisburg

Baumgardner Funeral Home, Andover

Baumgardner Funeral Home, Kinsman

Beam Funeral Home, West Union

Bennett-Emmert-Szakovits Funeral Home, Toledo

Berry's Funeral Home, Westlake

Birkenkamp-Walter Funeral Home, Toledo

H.H. Birkenkamp Funeral Home, Toledo,

Blanchard-Hanneman Funeral Home, Toledo

Bodnar-Mahoney Funeral Home, Cleveland

Bodnar-Mahoney Funeral Home, Westlake

Burcham Funeral Home, Fairborn

Corrigan Funeral Home, Cleveland

Corrigan Funeral Home, Fairview Park

Craciun Funeral Home, Middleburg Heights

Craciun Berry Funeral Home, Cleveland

DiCicco & Sons Funeral Home, Mayfield Heights

DiCicco & Sons Funeral Home, Cleveland

Eells-Leggett Funeral Home, Lisbon

Finefrock-Williams Funeral Home, Mansfield

J. E. Foster Funeral Homes, Inc., Toronto

J. E. Foster Funeral Homes, Inc., Jefferson

Hogenkamp-Straub Funeral Home, Lima

Hughes-Allen Funeral Home, Marion

Ketcham-Ripley Funeral Home Inc., Rockford

Kolkmeyer-Helmkamp Orians Funeral Homes, Delphos

Kolkmeyer-Helmkamp Orians Funeral Home, Ottoville

Thomas W. Miller Funeral Home, Inc, Delta

Schmidt Dhonau Funeral Home, Sharonville

Schmidt Dhonau Funeral Home, Reading

Siferd Funeral Home, Lima

Spiker-Foster-Shriver Funeral Home, Canton

Stewart-Kyle Funeral Home, Inc. Hubbard

Terebinski Funeral Home, Tipp City

Turner & Son Funeral Home, Hillsboro

Vitt, Stermer & Anderson, Cincinnati

Weber Funeral Home, Lisbon

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The Board reviewed the following list of funeral homes that submitted an amendment to change the manager during the month of November 2001.

Brooks Funeral Home Joseph C. Paquelet

Massillon

Davis-Turner Funeral Home Mary Lu Roby

Hillsboro

Hopkins Lawver Funeral Home Doris H. Lawver

Uniontown

Myron N. Howard Funeral Home Jerry Jones, Jr.

Youngstown

Maison-Dardenne-Walker Funeral Home Keith Alvin Walker

Maumee

Turner Funeral Home Kevin L. Brown

Leesburg

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The Board reviewed the following list of funeral homes that submitted an amendment to change the funeral director actually in charge of and ultimately responsible for the funeral home during the month of November 2001.

Brooks Funeral Home Joseph T. Paquelet

Massillon

DiCicco & Sons Funeral Home Malcolm W. Moore

Cleveland

Myron N. Howard Funeral Home Jerry Jones, Jr.

Youngstown

Snyder-Wesche Funeral Home Wallace Lear Snyder

Napoleon

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The Board reviewed the following funeral homes that closed because of cessation of business, a new owner, or new location during the month of November 2001.

Anderson, W. Mack Johnson Funeral Home merged

Cincinnati

Anderson, Baiter & Sahnd Funeral Home merged

Cincinnati

Barnes Funeral Home-New Paris Chapel new owner

New Paris

Barnes Funeral Home-Eaton Chapel new owner

Eaton

Barnes Funeral Home-Lewisburg Chapel new owner

Lewisburg

Baumgardner Funeral Home new owner

Andover

Baumgardner Funeral Home new owner

Kinsman

Beam Funeral Home new owner

West Union

Bennett-Emmert-Szakovits Funeral Home new owner

Toledo

Berry Funeral Home new owner

Westlake

Birkenkamp-Walter Funeral Homer, Inc new owner

Toledo

H. H. Birkenkamp Funeral Home new owner

Toledo

Louis A Bodnar & Son Funeral Chapel, Inc new owner

Cleveland

Burcham Funeral Home new owner

Fairborn

Busch-Bogner Family Funeral Chapel new owner

North Ridgeville

Cassidy Funeral Home new owner

Broadview Heights

Corrigan Funeral Home new owner

Cleveland

Corrigan Funeral Home new owner

Fairview Park

Craciun Funeral Home new owner

Middleburg Heights

Craciun-Berry Funeral Home new owner

Cleveland

Dhonau-Rosenacker Funeral Home, Inc new owner

Cincinnati

DiCicco & Sons Funeral Home new owner

Mayfield Heights

DiCicco & Sons Funeral Home new owner

Cleveland

Eells-Leggett Funeral Home new owner

Lisbon

Finefrock-Williams Funeral Home new owner

Mansfield

J. E. Foster Funeral Home new owner

Toronto

J. E. Foster Funeral Home-Nightingale Chapel new owner

Smithfield

Hogenkamp-Straub Funeral Home new owner

Lima

Hughes-Allen Funeral Home new owner

Marion

Ketcham-Ripley Funeral Home, Inc. New owner

Rockford

Kolkmeyer-Helmkamp-Orains Funeral Home new owner

Delphos

Kolkmeyer-Helmkamp-Orains Funeral Home new owner

Ottoville

Leonhard Cook Funeral Home new owner

Toledo

Miller Funeral Home new owner

Delta

Nurre Brothers, Inc. new owner

Cincinnati

Nurre Brothers, Inc. new owner

Cincinnati

Schmidt-Dhonau Funeral Home new owner

Sharonville

Schmidt-Dhonau Funeral Home new owner

Reading

Schneider-Slack Funeral Home new owner

Chesapeake

Siferd Westwood Chapel new owner

Lima

Siferd Funeral Home new owner

Lima

Spiker-Foster Shriver Funeral Home new owner

Canton

Spiker-Foster Shriver Funeral Home new owner

Canton

Stewart-Kyle Funeral Home, Inc. new owner

Hubbard

Terebinski Funeral Home new owner

Tipp City

Turner & Son Funeral home, Inc. new owner

Hillsboro

Vitt & Stermer Funeral Home new owner

Cincinnati

Vitt, Stermer & Anderson new owner

Cincinnati

Weber Funeral Home new owner

Lisbon

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On a motion by Mr. Tunnell, seconded by Mr. Hadley, the Board issued embalmer and funeral directors licenses to the following individuals. Ayes: 6. Nays: 0. Motion approved.

Name embalmer license no. funeral director license no.

Bradley Ansberg 8802

Trevor Behm 8940 A 8803

Leslea Brucker 8941 A 8804

Brenda Byrd 8942 A 8805

Bryan Chandler 8943 A 8806

Scott Crates 8944 A 8807

Telsa Croop 8945 A 8808

Lawrence Eakins 8946 A 8809

Brandon Elick 8947 A 8810

Michael Epstein 8948 A

Paul Hummel, III 8811

Kori Marcy-Zappitelli 8949 A 8812

Jay Moffett 8950 A 8813

Mark Riddle 8951 A 8814

Shane Smith 8952 A 8815

Robert Spears, Jr. 8816

Arthur Stamos 8817

Timothy Stevenhagen 8818

Janell Thomas 8819

Kathleen Watters 8953 A 8820

Reciprocal

Thomas Liewer 8954 R 8821 R

Craig Schwinnen 8955 R 8822 R

Reinstatement

Daniel Siferd 7357 A

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The Board reviewed a list of individuals that were issued registration numbers during the month of November 2001.

Name embalmer funeral director date

Susan Kempner C-8738 10/31/01

Roland Miller C-8739 10/31/01

Mark Gordon C-8740 11/09/01

Dungan Reed, Jr. C-8741 11/13/01

Christopher St. John C-8742 11/30/01

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The Board reviewed a list of individuals that certified apprenticeships during the month of November 2001.

Name apprentice funeral home

Richard Kirby Emb/FD Foth-Dorfmeyer Funeral Home

Toledo

Ryan Smith Emb/FD Thompson-Smith Funeral Home

Conneaut

Christopher St. John FD St. John Funeral Home

Bedford

Matthew Topper FD Schoedinger Funeral Service

Columbus

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The Board was informed that the Board office received and processed the following reports during the month of November 2001.

Embalming case reports 42

Embalming master reports 7

Embalmer interviews 3

Funeral Director progress reports 144

Funeral Director master reports 24

Funeral Director interviews 5

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The Board reviewed various news articles related to the funeral profession.

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The annual convention of the Conference of Funeral Service Examining Boards is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, April 6-7, 2002, in Dallas Texas, and shortened from four to two days.

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Correspondence

1. A letter from Joseph Nero concerning Charles R. Blessing and his alleged funeral home license. Secretary to inform Mr. Nero that on May 15, 2001, the Board voted to approve Mr. Blessing's application for funeral home license pending receipt of the occupancy permit and final inspection. To date, Mr. Blessing has not submitted an occupancy permit, there has been no final inspection, and consequently Mr. Blessing does not have a funeral home license.

2. A letter from Robert J. Liston concerning his new funeral home license and advertisements. Secretary to inform Mr. Liston that Board records will reflect the firm title as "Liston Funeral Home." In addition, the Board found no problem with the calendar advertisements being issued in December when the new funeral home license was issued.

3. A letter from John Carge Alderwoods Group, Inc.(Loewen) concerning advertising a group of funeral homes. The Assistant Attorney General will research the reference to Foresight Family Funeral Homes, and ask for information that is more specific from Mr. Carge.

4. A letter from Sherri Douglass, Executive Director of the West Virginia Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors concerning mortuary science programs via distance learning or Internet. Secretary to inform Ms. Douglass that Ohio applicants are required to complete college degree and mortuary science programs, present transcripts of both, and then proceed to certify apprenticeships. Therefore, the problem of simultaneous completion of both mortuary science requirements and apprenticeship requirements does not exist in Ohio.

5. A letter from Frank B. Rosenacker, attorney, concerning the merger of Nurre Bros., Inc. and Mihovk-Rosenacker Funeral, Inc. The Board approved three applications for funeral home license earlier in the meeting. Secretary to amend the Board files to reflect the change in title and ownership of the three locations.

6. A letter from Raymond S. Sinchak concerning change of ownership for the Sinchak & Sons Funeral Home of Warren. The Board determined that there was no change in the majority ownership as described in Section 4717.11 of the Revised Code, and therefore, there was no need for a new application for funeral home license.

7. A letter from Thomas H. Boyer concerning ownership and firm title for the Boyer Home for Funerals & Schwartz, Spence & Boyer Home for Funerals, Inc. Secretary to inform Mr. Boyer that an amendment form is required to change the manager and funeral director actually-in-charge of and ultimately responsible for the funeral home. The Board accepted the firm title change from " Boyer Home for Funerals & Schwartz, Spence & Boyer Home for Funerals, Inc." to "Schwartz, Spence, Boyer & Cool Home for Funerals." In addition, when Robert G. Cool, Jr. achieves fifty-one per cent of the ownership, a new application for funeral home license must be filed with the Board.

8. A letter from Mathew Hollandsworth, apprentice, concerning qualifications for a master embalmer. Secretary to inform Mr. Hollandsworth that Poul Lemasters would qualify as a master because he has been licensed for five years in West Virginia and Ohio combined , as established by motion on May 15, 2001.

9. A letter from Mrs. Robert T. Dawson concerning her husband's reinstatement of licenses. Secretary to inform Mrs. Dawson of the procedure described in Section 4717.08 of the Revised Code that requires the licensee to successfully pass examinations, and to pay renewal and penalty fees.

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Inspectors' Reports

Inspector Savage reported that he drove 1,605 miles in the counties of Ashtabula, Columbiana, Crawford, Geauga, Mahoning, and Stark. He made 45 inspections, 4 investigations, found three violations, and monitored one apprentice. Inspector Savage attended computer training November 15, 2001

Inspector Wisby reported that he drove 2,496 miles in the counties of Butler, Franklin, Hamilton, Jackson, Licking, Lucas, Montgomery and Wood. He made 49 inspections, 5 investigations, found no violations, and monitored four apprentices. Inspector Wisby attended OSHA training on November 7, 2001, and computer training on November 15, 2001.

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Executive Session

On a motion by Mr. Hadley, seconded by Mr. Jones, the Board went into executive session pursuant to Section 121.22(G)(1) of the Revised Code, to consider complaints and possible disciplinary action against licensees, and Section 121.22(G)(3) of the Revised Code to conference with the Board's counsel to consider pending litigation. Roll call vote: Cheney, Aye; DeJohn, Aye; Hadley, Aye; Jones, Aye; Tobias, Aye. Mr. Tunnell left the meeting at this point in the agenda.

On a motion by Mr. Hadley, seconded by Mrs. Cheney, the Board came out of executive session. Roll call vote: Cheney, Aye; DeJohn, Aye; Hadley, Aye; Jones, Aye; Tobias, Aye.

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On a motion by Mr. Hadley, seconded by Mr. Jones, the Board rejected an offer of settlement proposed by Timothy Tye, attorney for Christopher Hensley. Roll call vote: Cheney, Aye; DeJohn, Aye; Hadley, Aye; Jones, Aye; Tobias, Aye.

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On a motion by Mr. Hadley, seconded by Mr. Jones, the Board voted to close nine investigatory files. Roll call vote: Cheney, Aye; DeJohn, Aye; Hadley, Aye; Jones, Aye; Tobias, Aye.

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Fiscal

The Board reviewed the November Monthly Transaction Register, the voucher journal for November, and the revenue journal for November. In addition, the members reviewed the November 26, 2001 Cabinet Advisory 01-98 issued by Governor Bob Taft.

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The Board recessed at 3:54 P.M.

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Wednesday - December 19, 2001

The Board reconvened at 8:03 A.M. at in the Board office. Present were: Virginia S. Cheney, John J. Hadley, Pernel Jones, Sr., David B. Tobias, Kurtis A. Tunnell, Frank J. Savage, Charles H. Wisby, and Ann Cunningham, and guest, Barbara Hadley. Mr. DeJohn left before 8:00 A.M., and Vice-President Jones conducted the remainder of the meeting.

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Continuing Education

With the assistance of Alpheratta Small, the Board reviewed applications for continuing education. On a motion by Mr. Tunnell, seconded by Mr. Hadley, the Board tabled the request entitled "World Trade Center Disaster" submitted by the Ohio Funeral Directors Association. Ayes: 5. Nays: 0. Motion approved

On a motion by Mr. Hadley, seconded by Mr. Tunnell, the Board approved, and where indicated denied, the following continuing education programs. Ayes: 5. Nays: 0. Motion approved.

PRIOR APPROVAL GROUP:

DATE	SPONSOR	TITLE	Hours/denied
010410	Conrad	"Practical Applications For OSHA Standards" - Toledo - Approved as blanket order 2-21-01	03
010412	Conrad	"Practical Applications For OSHA Standards" - Maumee - Approved as blanket order 2-21-01	03
010912	OFDA	September 12-24, 2001 - "World Trade Center Disaster" - New York City, NY	Table
011030	Milso	"October 30-31, 2001" - "Merchandising For The New Millennium" - Richmond, IN Approved as blanket order 2-21-01	02
011106	Milso	"Milso Casket Factory Tour" - "Creating Unique Celebrations" - Richmond, IN - Approved as blanket order 2-21-01	02
011107	Conrad	"Practical Applications For OSHA Standards" - Sylvania - Approved as blanket order 2-21-01	02
011113	Emilcott	"Annual OSHA Training" - Columbus - Approved as blanket order 09-19-01	03
011113	Emilcott	"Annual OSHA Training" - Columbus - Approved as blanket order 09-19-01	03
011114	Emilcott	"Annual OSHA Training" - Kettering - Approved as blanket order 09-19-01	03
011115	Clark	"Making memories Last Longer" & Questions Of Need" - Approved as blanket order 04-18-01	02
011129	Shar-Win	"Mediation In the Funeral Home" -Archbold - Approved as blanket order 9-19-01	03
011130	Reynolds	"Tour Of Reynoldsville Casket Co Inc" - "Merchandising Products From Metal Caskets To Quarter Casket Showroom" - Reynoldsville, PA - Approved as blanket order 10-17-01	04
011205	District #11	"Annual OSHA Training" - Hillsboro - Approved as blanket order 09-19-01	03
011213	MembersOf Foresight	"A Season Of Special Days: Coping With Grief During The Holidays" - Parma - Approved 12-7-00	02

011220	BelmontFDA	"Discussing Procedures Of The Coroners Office" - St Clairsville	02
011220	Bartley	"Blood Borne Pathogens" - Bartley FH Minerva (Open Meeting)	04
020107	Foresight	January 7-11, 2002 - "What Do I Have To Do To Join/Excel In This Century?" - "Why Have People Chosen To Use Your Business & Why Will they In The Future" - "The Importance Of Controlling Overhead & Setting Prices" - "How To Make My Advertising More Productive, Compete With Discounters & Effectively Market Through The Internet" - "Now How Do I Sell Or Transfer This Thing" - "How Can I Market Enough Preneed To Feel Good?" - Grand Cayman, BWI	20
020109	District #4	"Personalization" - Hamilton	02
020109	GMont	"Positioning Your Funeral Firm By Design" - Kettering	01
020109	TriCFDA	"OSHA Training Compliance" New Philadelphia	02
020110	Hamilton	"Safety & Compliance" - Coshocton	03
020112	Cleveland	"Construction Funds For Funeral Homes" - Cleveland	02
020114	Hamilton	"Safety & Compliance" - Coshocton	03
020115	HdayFS	"Changes In The Funeral Industry" - Toledo - (Open Meeting)	02
020115	FDAK	"January 15-16, 2002 - "Embalming & Restorative Techniques" - "Victorian Death Grief & Sentimentality" - "Creutzfeldt - Jacobs Disease" - "Psychological Variables Concerning The Mode Of Death" - Lexington, KY	08
020117	Dist-#16	"Public Health Response to Terrorism" - Canton	02
020119	AFC	January 19-26, 2002 - American Funeral Consultants - "The Future Of Funeral Home Growth, Development, & Management" - Snowmass, CO	20
020120	Glor	"Complying With Medicaid Requirements" - Elyria	03
020121	FDNWO	"Funeral Directors Response To the World Trade Center Tragedy" - Toledo	02
020124	TriCFSA	"Operations Of the Roberts Group" - Tiffin	02
020204	Dodge	February 4-8, 2002 - Reflections On Illness & Death" - "Creating Video Tributes" - "Mass Disasters - What Grief Specialists & Funeral Service Have Learned" - "Power Point Tribute Video Programs" - How to Speak For The Funeral" - "The Grief That Keeps Giving: the Disabled Child" - "Infectious Disease Update" -"Understanding Alzheimer's Disease" - "CJD - What Do We Really Know?" - "Embalming The Jaundiced Case" - "Organ Donation & Funeral Service" - "Embalming What Appears To Be A "Normal Case" - "Embalming Very Difficult Cases" - Maui, Hawaii	21
020204	Foresight	February 4-8, 2002 - "What Do I Have To Do To Join/Excel In This Century?" - "Why Have People Chosen To Use Your Business & Why Will they In The Future" - "The Importance Of Controlling Overhead & Setting Prices" - "How To Make My Advertising More Productive, Compete With Discounters & Effectively Market Through The Internet" - "Now How Do I Sell Or Transfer This Thing" - "How Can I Market Enough Preneed To Feel Good?" - Scottsdale, AZ	20
020206	Baxter	"Vault College" - Cincinnati	04
020206	TurnerVault	"Marketing Cremation In The New Millennium" - Toledo	02
020206	Dist-#4	"Responding To The Bereaved In Crisis" - Middletown	02
020207	Baxter	"Vault College" - Cincinnati	04
020216	NFDMort	"What Every Embalmer Must Know" - Los Angeles, CA	03
020216	Cleveland	"Indigent Burials In Cuyahoga County" - Cleveland	02
020225	Foresight	February 25-27, 2002 - "What Do I Have To Do To Join/Excel In This Century?" - "Why Have People Chosen To Use Your Business & Why Will they In The Future" - "The Importance Of Controlling Overhead & Setting Prices" - "How To Make My Advertising More Productive, Compete With Discounters & Effectively Market Through The Internet" - "Now How Do I Sell Or Transfer This Thing" - "How Can I Market Enough Preneed To Feel Good?" - Las Vegas, NV	20
020226	OFDA	"Marketing Planning & Strategy" - "Marketing For The 21st Century" - Vallarta, Mexico	12
020312	Dodge	March 12-15, 2002 - "Reflections On Illness & Death" - "Questioning & Listening - The Way To Personalize" - "Financing For Expansion & Acquisition, Part 1-2" - "The Grief That Keeps Giving: the Disabled Child" - "Optional Trip to Industrial Engineering & Equipment" - "How to Speak For The Funeral" - "Understanding Alzheimer's Disease" - "Sleep Disorders" - "Funeral Service Counseling" - Orlando, FL	15
020317	Dodge	"March 17-20, 2002 - "Funeral Service Counseling" - "Understanding Alzheimer's Disease" - "Infectious Disease Update" - "Embalming the Jaundiced Case" - "Optional Trip to Industrial Engineering & Equipment" - "The Body Farm" - What's It All About?" - "CJD - What Do We Really Know?" - "Embalming What Appears To Be A "Normal Case" - Orlando, FL	15
020424	Hospice	"Living With Grief: Loss In Later Life" - Multiple Locations; Broadcast Live-Via-Satellite	03
020613	Buckeye	"Exhibitor's Corner" - (Representative From The Participating Exhibitors)	01

Blanket:

Sponsor	Title	Hours/denied
OFDA	"Mortuary Response Educational Training" (Lessons To Be Learned From Funeral Directors who responded to the World Trade Center Tragedy) -	04
OFDA	"Educational Program For District Or Regional Meetings" (Funeral Director Response to The World Trade Center Tragedy)	02
Shar-Win	"Stress Management & Stress In Funeral Home" - "Introduction & Stress Basics" - "Stress Reduction Techniques & Short Video" - "Implementation Of Stress Reduction Activities By Participants" - "Anger Management & Dealing With Angry People" - "Introduction What Is This thing We Call Anger" - "Role Play By Participants Using Anger Management Techniques" - "Evaluation & Assessment Of Role Play And Short Video"	06

Individual:

DATE	LICENSEE NAME	TITLE	Hours/denied
000701	Thomas Limber Jr. 42-00-8432	"Estate Planning" - Home Course Study -	Denied
000701	Henry L .Epstein 42-00-7517	"Technology In Business Today" - Kansas, MO	02
000701	Larry A. Hall 42-00-7151	"Creating Exceptional Experiences For Todays Families" - Key West, FL	08
000701	William H. Hoelscher 42-00-8033	"It's All About The Consumer" - Ypsilanti, MI	06
000701	Mark R. Jahn 42-00-8398	"The New Traditional Funeral - Building On Tradition For Exceptional Funeral Experiences" - Ypsilanti, MI	06
000701	Sean Karlo 41-00-8284	"OSHA Exposure Control Training" - New Smyrna Beach, FL	02
000701	Robert .J Liston 42-00-7958	January 17-19, 2001 - "The Future Of Funeral, Cemetery & Memorial Product Merchandising" New Orleans, LA	10
000701	Dennis M. Pavley 42-00-7826	"The New Traditional Funeral - Building On Tradition For Exceptional Funeral Experiences" - Ypsilanti, MI	06
000701	Thomas D. Rue	"The New Traditional Funeral - Building On Tradition For Exceptional Funeral Experiences" - Ypsilanti, MI	06
000701	Justin W. Yoder 42-00-8751	"Safety & OSHA Compliance" - Charlotte, NC	05
000701	David P. Vernon 42-00-8187	"The New Traditional Funeral - Building On Tradition For Exceptional Funeral Experiences" - Ypsilanti, MI	06
000701	Tambra K. Vernon 42-00-8193	"The New Traditional Funeral - Building On Tradition For Exceptional Funeral Experiences" - Ypsilanti, MI	06
000701	John K. Watkins 42-00-6198	"The New Traditional Funeral - Building On Tradition For Exceptional Funeral Experiences" - Ypsilanti, MI	06

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On a motion by Mr. Tunnell, seconded by Mrs. Cheney, the Board meeting adjourned at 8:32 A.M. Ayes: 5. Nays: 0. Motion approved.

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Ross C. DeJohn - president

Attest: _______________________________

John J. Hadley - secretary-treasurer