| In 1968,
Jim joined Royal Bond, incorporated in
St. Louis, Missouri. His duties included
lecturing, demonstrations, and doing
experimental work involving non-formaldehyde
based embalming chemicals in cooperation
with Oral Roberts Medical School.
During
his career, Jim has been active in many
civic and professional associations including
the Florida Funeral Directors Association;
Independent Funeral Directors of Florida,
serving on their continuing education
committee; National Funeral Directors
Association; and the Florida Funeral
Supply Sales Association where he is
a past president.
He has lectured to
numerous organizations throughout the
country including: Oral Roberts University,
South Carolina Funeral Directors Association,
Florida Funeral Directors Association,
Miami-Dade Junior College, St. Petersburg
College, Gupton-Jones College, Order
of the Golden Rule, and the Oklahoma
Funeral Directors Association.
Jim is a 32nd degree mason, a member
of the Scottish Rite, Egypt Temple Shrine.
He is a member of the committee serving
the board of the Tampa Shrine Hospital
for Crippled Children, and is a past
master of his Masonic lodge.
In addition
to being a licensed funeral director
and embalmer for over forty years in
Florida, Jim is also a qualified Mass
Fatality Coordinator and a continuing
education provider.
On a personal note,
Jim has been married to Diane Laplante
Justice for forty-five years. He has
two sons and three granddaughters. His
personal interests include golf, motorcycles
and antique cars.
Jim continues to reside
in St. Petersburg and continues to work
for Pierce-Royal Bond, Incorporated.
Funeral
Review courses:
Hazard
Communication in Funeral
Service
Communicable Disease
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