D.A.E.D. - Scenario Arts

While meeting with a family to arrange the funeral of a member of the Episcopal Church in your town, the daughter of the deceased asks you about the ability to give a Eulogy during her mother's funeral service at church. You have a good relationship with both the family, the church, and its current Rector who you know to be a very traditional person. How can you advise the daughter regarding the Episcopal Church's views on Eulogies?

Tell her that eulogies are not permitted, but suggest she speak with the Rector while planning the mass about her concern.

Mrs. Thompson entrusts her pre-arrangements with Joyovich Funeral Home. Joyovich Funeral Home is the

Trustee

Mrs. Thompson makes and funds prearrangements with Joyovich Funeral Home. Mrs. Thompson is the:

Trustor

Which of these items should be in the hands of a deceased Roman Catholic communicant in the casket?

rosary beads

Mrs. Thompson's daughter gave the funeral director a watch and a broach to use for her mother's visitation and funeral. The items will be returned after the funeral. This is an example of:

Bailment

Mrs. Thompson's daughter gave the funeral director a broach. Mrs. Thompson's daughter is the

Bailor

An Orthodox Jewish person dies at home. Death occurs at 7:30 a.m. Saturday morning. When is it appropriate for the funeral director to contact the Rabbi regarding the death?

After sundown Saturday

The funeral director received a broach from Mrs. Thompson's daughter to place on the body in the casket and to be returned after the services. The funeral director is the:

Bailee

During a baptism the priest anoints with consecrated oil the forehead, lips, and heart of the individual being baptized. The consecrated oil is known as:

Chrism

Thompson Funeral Home sends human remains via common carrier to Fitzgerald Funeral Home. Fitzgerald Funeral Home is the

Consignee

The funeral director sends Mrs. Thompson to Florida via a common carrier. The funeral director is the:

Consignor

Upon completing pre-arrangements, the funeral director deposits the funds in a local bank. The bank is known as the

Fiduciary

Mrs. Thompson passes away. She is a long-time member of the local Episcopal Church. You are unfamiliar with the specifics of the church, but you locate the Rector who informs you that Mrs. Thompson's family should be seated on the Epistle side of the church. Where does the Priest expect you to have the family seated?

Right side as the congregation looks at the altar