Ms. Maryann Carroll

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  Published on: 8/8/2008    Last Visited: 8/8/2008  

  Phone: 732-974-9444 - Maryann Carroll Fax: 732-974-8144

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  Published on: 5/2/2007    Last Visited: 5/2/2007  

  Right now, the collection of death data is almost two years behind," said Maryann Carroll, director of government affairs for the New Jersey State Funeral Directors Association, which serves the New York metropolitan area.

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  blog.cmsmidatlantic.com/public/item/118066 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/6/2007    Last Visited: 10/7/2007  

  Marianne Carroll of the New Jersey State Funeral Director?s Association asked when the ... Re: Thornton v CMS Mid-Atlantic, Inc.& Hollywood Memorial Park ...

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  Published on: 1/5/2008    Last Visited: 1/5/2008  

  Marianne Carroll of the New Jersey State Funeral Director's Association asked when the ... Re: Thornton v CMS Mid-Atlantic, Inc.& Hollywood Memorial Park ...

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  A life of facing death - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/24/2003    Last Visited: 2/24/2003  

  In South Jersey and North Jersey, there are 10 to 20 vacancies at any point in time," said Maryann Carroll, spokeswoman for the New Jersey State Funeral Directors Association.
  
  To become a licensed funeral director in New Jersey, a person must complete three years of college - two years of academic courses plus one year of instruction in mortuary
  
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  Earnings of $55,000 a year are the average for those with seven to 10 years of experience in the field, said Carroll.New funeral directors start at about $35,000.
  
  Once an industry dominated by families and males, the face of the profession is changing.People are choosing the the profession as a second career.Women are also becoming a force.

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  April 21, 2003Rule AdoptionDivision Of Consumer... - [Cached Version]
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  6. Maryann Carroll, Director of Government and Public Affairs, New Jersey State Funeral Directors Association, Manasquan, N.J.;
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  COMMENT: Ms. Carroll, on behalf of the New Jersey State Funeral Directors Association ("the Association") stated that the Association supports the Board's mission to protect New Jersey funeral consumers and notes that the Association believes that the proposed new rule requiring disclosure of ownership information is targeted at fewer than 30 funeral establishments in New Jersey which are owned by publicly traded corporations.
  
  RESPONSE: The Board thanks the Association for its support but notes that the proposed new rule requiring disclosure of ownership was not intended to target publicly traded establishments.Rather, the Board's intention in proposing the new rule is to provide consumers with relevant and useful information concerning the ownership of funeral establishments so that consumers will be better able to compare prices for funeral services.Whether a funeral establishment is a publicly traded or privately owned corporation, or whether it is organized in some other manner, is irrelevant to the disclosure required by the new rule.
  
  COMMENT: Ms. Carroll stated that proposed new rule N.J.A.C. 13:36-5.21, which requires a funeral establishment to disclose if the business is owned by a person who owns another funeral establishment in New Jersey, does not require disclosure of who actually owns the funeral establishment.
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  COMMENT: Ms. Carroll suggests that if the Board accepts the Association's proposed amendment to subsection (a) of N.J.A.C. 13:36-5.21 to require actual disclosure of the persons who own the registered mortuary, then subsection (b) should be further amended to require disclosure on the general price list only.
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  COMMENT: Ms. Carroll suggests that if the Board accepts the Association's proposed amendments to subsection (a) of N.J.A.C. 13:36-5.21 to require actual disclosure of the persons who own the registered mortuary, then in order to prevent repetitive information from appearing on the general price lists, the proposal should be further amended to provide that when the name of the funeral establishment and the owner(s) are substantially identical, ownership disclosure should not be required.For example, if the John Doe Funeral Home is owned by John Doe Funeral Home Inc., ownership disclosure would be unnecessary.The Association also suggests that if the Board requires actual disclosure of ownership, them the new rule should be amended further to provide that if ownership disclosure results in the disclosure of the name of an unlicensed owner, the unlicensed owner's name should be followed by a notation that he or she is not a licensed funeral director.
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  COMMENT: Ms. Carroll stated that the Association supports the proposed amendment to N.J.A.C. 13:36-9.9(b)2ii, which requires disclosure to funeral service purchasers concerning where a decedent may be embalmed.
  
  RESPONSE: The Board thanks the New Jersey State Funeral Directors Association for its support of the amendments to N.J.A.C. 13:36-9.9.
  
  COMMENT: Ms. Carroll requested that the Board establish a reasonable effective date for the proposed amendments and new rule so as to allow funeral establishments time to reprint their price lists, and redesign establish signs, if necessary.

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  Current News - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/10/2001    Last Visited: 12/25/2002  

  Maryann Carroll, director of government and public affairs for the New Jersey State Funeral Directors Association, said that while the group has had reports of chain-owned firms misrepresenting themselves, this has been "very limited."She said NJSFDA "neither supports or opposes" the legislation, but is concerned that the proposed rule, as written, "does not achieve the objective that state board had in mind."Instead, NJSFDA would like to see a "broader anti-misrepresentation rule" that would prevent any funeral home from misrepresenting its ownership in all written materials, said Carroll, who indicated that NJSFDA would make this point clear in its public comment on the proposed rule.Chains with the greatest number of funeral homes in New Jersey are Service Corporation International Inc., 28, and Carriage Services, five.There are about 800 licensed funeral homes in the Garden State.
  
  Human Bones Found Near West Palm Beach CemeteryInvestigators for the Florida Department of Law Enforcement have reported finding bones "in more than one spot" at Menorah Gardens Cemetery in West Palm Beach, while parent company, Service Corporation International, called the discovery "unbelievable and appalling."About 20 FDLE investigators used hoes and power equipment to dig up a wooded area near the West Palm Beach cemetery where families said relatives' bodies had been illegally buried.

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  Published on: 5/23/2003    Last Visited: 12/18/2006  

  For more information: call (732) 974-9444, the NJSFDA office between Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm EST and ask for Maryann Carroll ( Director of Government and Public Affairs).

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  Funeral Service News 01003 - [Cached Version]
  Last Visited: 7/7/2008  

  At least one of the families of the deceased contacted the New Jersey Funeral Directors Association on Thursday to ask for help arranging a proper funeral for their loved one, spokeswoman Maryann Carroll said.
  
  Also calling the association were other families who had heard of the gruesome discovery and were concerned that the bodies of their loved ones might have been involved or had complaints about the mishandling of funds they had prepaid for funeral services.
  
  Carroll said the statewide trade group, which revoked the Jewell Funeral Home's membership, made the proper referrals to authorities.

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  Hospital's release of wrong body called rare event - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/26/2002    Last Visited: 9/26/2002  

  "It appears to be a highly unusual situation," said Mary Ann Carroll, director of government and public affairs for the New Jersey State Funeral Directors Association.
  
  "I'm not aware of a situation similar to this."

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