Service Corporation has been caught 5 times abusing the dead this year. It has been reported in the press.
Here are Five Scandals that have occurred at Service Corporation international in 2009. This is sad. This post serves as a reason why one should not use an NYSE: SCI funeral home. Service Corporation International is the largest funeral corporation in the world. In 2009 this funeral corporation has had a host of funeral scandals and has been plagued by financial problems.
April 5th 2009 SCI VETERAN CORPSE ABUSE REPORTED IN The Washington Post Article and Video
Location: National Funeral Home, Falls Church, Virginia
April 19th 2009 SCI Ripping memorials from Grave reported in Courier & Press
Location: Alexander Memorial Park Evansville, Indiania
April 26th 2009 SCI mishandling baby remains in burial-Washington Post
Location: Mount Comfort Cemetery, Alexandria, Virginia
April 26th 2009 SCI has Wrong Body in Wrong Grave-CharlotteObserver.com
Location: Mount Holy Cemetery, Charlotte, NC. SCI Grave problem
May 22nd 2009 “SCI Grave Problem” palmbeachpost.com
Location Dade Memorial Park, Miami Florida
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I recently lost my job with the corporate office of SCI in Houston, and I will testify that the corporate culture there is evil. If you are going to warn people to avoid SCI funeral homes, they need to know that these funeral homes have different names like “Smith and Sons Mortuary” because SCI buys up mom and pop businesses but leaves them with the orginal name. People looking to avoid SCI locations should avoid their brand names: Dignity Memorial (as in “Smith and Sons Mortuary, a Dignity Memorial provider”), Advantage (for the low-cost side of the funeral business) and Del Angel (which is exists in markets with large Hispanic populations, to get the corner on them). If you aren’t sure which locations in your area are owned by SCI, go to DignityMemorial.com and enter your zip code. They will conveniently provide you with a list of funeral homes to avoid.