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Title: The Call of Death: A Noble Undertaking - Female Morticians in The Traditionally Male - dominated Funeral Home Industry

Introduction: Death does not discriminate. At some point in our lives we all will purchase a funeral service. Over the last few decades, the gender composition of funeral directors in the United States has changed dramatically as women have entered this traditionally male-dominated occupation. Despite this new trend, gender gap continues to be a struggle that is as real as selling a death service.