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South Carolina State Board of Funeral Service consists of
11 members
Board
South Carolina State Board of Funeral Service
Branch Funeral Home
an establishment separate and apart from the licensed parent funeral home
that has embalming facilities, a chapel, lay-out room, or a sales room, or
any combination of these.
Cremation
The reduction of the dead body by intense heat to residue.
Crematory
Establishment in which the dead body is reduced to residue by intense heat.
, Disposition
Final disposal of the body by earth interment, aboveground burial,
cremation, burial at sea, or donation, or removal from the State pursuant to
obtaining a burial transit
permit.
Embalmer
licensed by the board to disinfect and preserve or attempt to disinfect and
preserve the dead human body, through application of chemicals, fluids, or
gasses, externally or internally and the restoration or attempted
restoration of the appearance of the deceased.
Funeral Director
Licensed by the board to engage for hire or profit in the profession of
arranging, direction, or supervising funerals.
Funeral Home, Funeral Establishment, Mortuary
establishment where the practice of funeral service and embalming is
practiced.
A funeral home must include
chapel or parlor, prep room, six adult caskets, and one motor hearse for
transporting casketed human remains.
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South Carolina State Board of Funeral Service consists of
11 members
Board
South Carolina State Board of Funeral Service
Branch Funeral Home
an establishment separate and apart from the licensed parent funeral home
that has embalming facilities, a chapel, lay-out room, or a sales room, or
any combination of these.
Cremation
The reduction of the dead body by intense heat to residue.
Crematory
Establishment in which the dead body is reduced to residue by intense heat.
, Disposition
Final disposal of the body by earth interment, aboveground burial,
cremation, burial at sea, or donation, or removal from the State pursuant to
obtaining a burial transit
permit.
Embalmer
licensed by the board to disinfect and preserve or attempt to disinfect and
preserve the dead human body, through application of chemicals, fluids, or
gasses, externally or internally and the restoration or attempted
restoration of the appearance of the deceased.
Funeral Director
Licensed by the board to engage for hire or profit in the profession of
arranging, direction, or supervising funerals.
Funeral Home, Funeral Establishment, Mortuary
establishment where the practice of funeral service and embalming is
practiced.
A funeral home must include
chapel or parlor, prep room, six adult caskets, and one motor hearse for
transporting casketed human remains.
