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David Arritt Qualifies For Recertification As Certified Funeral Service Practitioner

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David Lee Arritt, CFSP, a funeral director with Arritt Funeral Home, Inc. in Covington, has recently qualified for recertification of the designation of Certified Funeral Service Practitioner (CFSP), by the Academy of Professional Funeral Service Practice. 
This is the 25th consecutive year that Arritt has been qualified for this recertification.
A number of professions grant special recognition to members upon completion of specified academic and professional programs and “CFSP” is funeral service’s national individual recognition. 
A select few have distinguished themselves among their peers within the funeral service profession as they continue their education to exceed the highest standards of care. 
This achievement is especially notable because David has voluntarily elected to participate in quality educational and service opportunities that far surpass what the funeral service licensing board in Virginia requires. 
David has committed to a program of lifelong learning to serve you and families in your community with the level of excellence expected of a CFSP. 
The Board of Trustees of the Academy of Professional Funeral Service Practice commends you for choosing to put your trust in the hands of a Certified Funeral Service Practitioner. 
Since its 1976 founding, the Academy has had as its goals: 1) to recognize those practitioners who have voluntarily entered into a program of personal and professional growth, 2) to raise and improve the standards of funeral service and 3) to encourage practitioners to make continuing education a life-long process in their own self-interest, the interest of the families they serve, and the community in which they serve. 
To initially receive this award, the practitioner must complete a 180 hour program of continuing education activities and events. 
In addition, the practitioner is required to accumulate 20 hours per year to recertify. Credits are awarded by the Academy for work leading to personal and/or professional growth in four areas: 
— Academic Activities;
— Professional Activities;
— Career Review (for retroactive credit);
— Community and Civic Activities. 
Information about academy membership and certification may be obtained by contacting Academy of Professional Funeral Service Practice, Inc., Patty S. Hutcheson, CFSP, Executive Director, P.O. Box 1160, Buchanan, Ga. 30113, (770) 646-8988, www.apfsp.org.

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