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Supporting licensed funeral professionals in helping families honor the lives of those they love.®

03/06/2026

Today we celebrate the people who make Batesville exceptional—our associates.

Your commitment to serving families and supporting one another are what drive everything we do. No matter if you're behind a desk, behind the wheel, behind the scenes, or directly helping valued customers, you ensure that every product and interaction is handled with the utmost care and compassion.

On , we want to say thank you for the passion you bring to your work and the difference you make every single day. We are proud to have such an incredible team dedicated to helping families honor the lives of those they love.

03/04/2026

This , we pivot to focus on the role of women throughout history and their influence on the deathcare industry we know today.

In the 18th and 19th centuries, women were primary caretakers of the home and family-in life and in death. Deathcare was considered domestic, family-centered work. Women washed, dressed and laid out the deceased at home, led mourning rituals, and often provided grief support. After the Civil War, embalming became more common practice, deathcare shifted from home to funeral parlors, and as a result, women were pushed to the background in deathcare (albeit temporarily). After the introduction of embalming and the shift to funeral parlors in the late 1800's, women, determined to continue to care for their communities, pushed past systemic barriers and fought for education, licensure in funeral service.

03/03/2026

Create a tribute as one-of-a-kind as the life it honors.

The LifeStories® MemoryFrame and Interior kits are the latest additions to the Family Choices® collection from Batesville. Designed to complement many of our most popular models, the MemoryFrame offers families designs and colors that reflect what mattered most to their loved one—whether military service, faith, or a passion for the outdoors. The result is a tribute that feels cohesive, refined, and deeply personal.

It’s a meaningful way to help families celebrate the stories, values, and memories that define a life well lived.

Want to learn more? https://ow.ly/lCGI50Y9To6

03/02/2026

Families value simplicity. They want to see their options clearly, understand their choices, and feel confident in their decisions. Are your merchandising tools able to work together to deliver what they need?

Join Batesville associates Scott Sayes and Amber Pasel March 24 at 1pm ET, for this month's Funeral Professionals Webinar where we’ll demonstrate how our comprehensive approach works together to create a seamless, integrated experience for your families and staff. You'll learn practical ways to engage families, highlight meaningful personalization options, and strengthen the overall service experience — all while supporting your business goals.

Register today and see how a coordinated approach can transform your cremation offerings.
https://ow.ly/8FRQ50YnYOW

02/26/2026

As we close out Black History Month, we highlight the African American funeral homes in our communities. For generations, they have been more than businesses—they’ve been centers of community, culture, and care. Funeral directors and morticians often provided support far beyond services for the dead, hosting meetings, supporting civil rights efforts, and preserving traditions of homegoing celebrations. They advocate for and educate the next generation of caretakers, ensuring the care, compassion, and traditions of funeral and mortuary science are carried forward with pride. These funeral homes were instrumental in ensuring dignity in life and death for those denied access to fair care due to racial discrimination and remain today as beacons of history and legacy to carry forward.

02/25/2026

This , we’re celebrating the innovation, curiosity, and problem-solving mindset that drive our engineering team forward at Batesville by shining the spotlight on two of our outstanding engineering co-ops in our Engineering @ Management Development Program: Lucas Frame and Sophia Yerkes. Lucas and Sophia are both students at the University of Cincinnati who make a real impact within their teams with their fresh perspectives, technical talent, and passion for learning. As co-ops, they contribute directly to active projects, gaining hands-on experience while bringing fresh perspectives and innovative thinking to our engineering team. Their efforts reflect the strength of our early career programs and the future of engineering at Batesville. We appreciate all you do and look forward to seeing the great things you accomplish throughout your career!

Know an engineering student looking for an opportunity to start their career in a purpose-driven environment? Click the link to explore our early career opportunities and take the first step toward building what’s next with Batesville. https://ow.ly/xIFR50Yl7yC

02/24/2026

A meaningful farewell should reflect a life unlike any other.

With LifeStories® MemoryFrame® and LifeStories® Interiors, Batesville expands the possibilities for personalization—helping families celebrate what made their loved one special through thoughtful details, colors, and options. From personalized interiors to a MemoryFrame® keepsake families can take home, these options ensure remembrance continues long after the service.

Deliver with confidence by designing, personalizing, and instantly previewing selections using Batesville’s Family Choices® Digital Showroom—so families can clearly see their choices brought to life.

Because honoring a life well lived deserves nothing less than a personal touch.

Want to learn more? Watch the video and visit https://ow.ly/6OQi50YasTc

02/23/2026

Miami University engineering students—are you interested in a meaningful career? Do you want to find a role where your work can have a direct impact on the lives of others and how they memorialize their loved ones?

Join us tomorrow at the Miami University Spring Career & Internship Fair tomorrow from 1:00 to 5:00pm, meet Batesville engineer Adam Combs, and learn how a career at Batesville could be right for you. We look forward to connecting with students who are exploring early career opportunities as well as full-time employment, so don't hesitate to stop by to ask questions, make connections, and learn more about launching your career at Batesville.

Learn about our early career opportunities here: https://ow.ly/I7Qy50YhiwZ

Date: 2/24
Time: 1:00 - 5:00p ET

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02/19/2026

Last week, several of our Batesville engineering associates had the pleasure of attending the Engineering Career Fair as well as the Reverse Career Fair at the University of Cincinnati.

Our associates, Adam, Ethan, and Peyton, connected with so many talented, motivated students eager to launch their career. From insightful conversations about technical coursework to discussions about hands-on project experience, our team was impressed by the student's depth of knowledge, enthusiasm, and professionalism. It was inspiring to hear about their accomplishments, leadership roles, and the innovative projects they’re pursuing at UC.

Batesville is proud to continue strengthening our relationship with the University of Cincinnati, and we look forward to welcoming future graduates to our engineering program.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by the Batesville table—we look forward to staying connected and seeing all that you accomplish!

Interested in a career with Batesville? Check out our early career opportunities: https://batesville.workgr8.com/categories/1/job-categories/9/early

02/18/2026

While often overlooked, African American women played vital roles in deathcare. Henrietta Duterte of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania became the first African American woman to own a mortuary in the 1800s after taking over the undertaking business started by her husband after his death. Earning a hallmark for efficiency, her business was successful enough to also support her community through generous contributions to the AME Church of St. Thomas, the Freedman's Aid Society, and other causes. In addition, as a member of the Underground Railroad, she used her funeral business to help freedom-seekers escape slavery. Today, women continue to be serve critical roles in the deathcare profession, guiding families during one of their most difficult times with compassion and care.

02/17/2026

Personalization isn’t a trend—it’s an expectation.

If you’re a funeral professional looking for ways to confidently guide families toward meaningful, personalized experiences, this webinar is for you. It's not too late to join us for today's webinar as we explore what’s next in Family Choices® personalization and how a complete solution can help you serve every family with care and an eye for detail.

Date: Today
Time: 1:00 - 1:30PM ET
Speaker: Jeremy Raver, Batesville Product Marketing Manager

Register today to save your spot.
https://www.batesville.com/batesville-in-the-news/february-personalization-webinar-2/

02/16/2026

This Presidents Day, we honor the longstanding tradition of service and dedication that has shaped our nation as well as pause to reflect on the values that unite us: integrity, commitment, and respect for every life story. At Batesville, we are proud to serve the families and communities who carry that legacy forward every day, including the men and women who have served our country with honor.

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Batesville’s Story

Our vision is a future where every family receives support in remembering and honoring their loved one’s life in a meaningful way. As a partner to thousands of funeral homes across North America, we are actively working to build a strong future for funeral service by:

• Providing insights and information about the needs and wants of families

• Delivering innovative products and solutions that matter to families and to the industry

• Educating consumers about the value of meaningful funerals