
Subcommittee returns to DC to write Federal Cemetery Legislation
A United States House of Representatives Subcommittee is about to propose Federal Cemetery legislation. This is in reaction to the Burr Oak Cemetery scandal. The comments here by MarsellusM710 are his opinions and not those of Your Funeral Guy.
“Dear Funeral Guy and Funeral Service Colleagues,
When will it all stop??? The idiotic actions and the lack of integrity of those involved with the infamous catastrophes in funeral service is simply unforgivable. Tri-State Crematory, NPS, IFDA, the organ/tissue ordeal, SCI’s Cemetery problems, and God only knows how many others and now Burr Oak. What were they thinking???
And every time there is a reported wrongdoing issue in funeral service or cemetery care the consumer advocacy groups rear their ugly heads and scream for new or more regulation, When in fact there is more than likely regs on the books that already cover the violations and wrongdoings but are not enforced.
Regulators need to get off their duffs and out of the office buildings and be more visible in the field. In one instance, a field auditor for the Illinois Office of the Comptroller, was doing his or her job, but the boss (Hynes) wasn’t listening or didn’t want to listen, and you see what that got IFDA Trust into. When regulators, local, state or federal, don’t or won’t do their jobs and lets take it on down to the managerial level, you can almost bet fraud, deceit and greed will raise their ugly heads.
The deeds done at Burr Oak Cemetery has the gruesome makings for an ungodly horror movie.
The Black Community, an entity of people who truly value the traditional funeral, done a dirty deed by a group within the “community” itself. Crime truly knows no color or economic background. Those involved with this will not survive prison. The Black Community will not stand for this to go “unpunished”, even behind prison walls.
Respectfully submitted,
MarsellusM710″
Funeral Industry|Funeral Blog by Your Funeral Guy
Stirred by the emotional testimony of the living victims of the Burr Oak Cemetery scandal, congressional leaders left Chicago on Monday intending to push for legislation for federal oversight of the cemetery industry.


The Governor of the State of Illinois Patrick Quinn has named a nine member cemetery oversight task force to investigate and make recommendations on cemetery reform. The governor did this by Executive Order.




