We are committed to providing high quality services to our members and representing their interests through constructive dialogue and lobbying with government. The Alberta Funeral Service Association was organized September 24, 1928 in Red Deer Alberta and incorporated on April 21, 1931. Bowker of Ponoka and secretary of the meeting was Dr. J.C. Wainwright of Calgary. 83 funeral directors were accepted into membership at that time. STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
The Alberta Funeral Service Association exists to advance the profession of funeral service in Alberta. CODE OF ETHICS
As Funeral Directors, we acknowledge our responsibilities to the citizens of this Province especially those we serve and our mutual responsibilities to the funeral service profession. To the public, we pledge strict adherence to provincial health laws, pre-need service regulations, and all laws pertaining to our business or profession, a high moral and service standard to all, regardless of race, color or creed. To those we serve, we pledge confidential business and professional relationships, to conduct all services in a dignified and respectful manner, to provide all merchandise at fair prices, to care for, and to show respect for the loved ones, entrusted to our care. To our profession, we pledge support of higher educational standards and licensing to fair business practices, and honourable relationships with one another.
