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TIFG presents: TIPS OR TRICKS

Alex Lewis
Oct 31, 2024
0 min read

Have you ever used the string trick to remove a ring? Have you ever used a sheet to roll someone onto their side? Have you ever had to force-cool a crematory furnace? We all have our own personal catalog of tips and tricks we’ve built over the years—things we learned from old-timers, or came up with ourselves from experience. These are the kinds of things no one teaches you in school, but we all wish we’d known years ago. The Independent Funeral Group is asking for your best-used tricks and unexpected tips, to compile them into a book, so we can keep all that hard-won knowledge moving forward. It would be too easy for the things we’ve learned and invented over our careers to be lost. We want to preserve our industry’s tricks of the trade, both to share with one another and to hand them on to the next generation. Some things you can only learn from experience— unless someone with that experience shares it with you! All together, we have an incredible pool of experience to draw from, and an incredible amount we can learn and teach. Go to tifg.net/tips to submit your best tricks of the trade, or you can email them to us at media@tifg.net— tell us how it works, and, if you have a good story behind it (we’re sure you do), feel free to share it, too. We may be in touch with you in return for more information! Send us your tips and tricks, and we’ll reserve a treat for you— a copy of the finished book we compile!

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