Interview202352 min640×360

Robert Barnes interview conducted by Anita Grant, 2023-10-22

Barnes, Robert L.

Children's

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Robert Barnes has worked in the funeral service industry for over twenty-five years and became an owner of a funeral home in 2020. In this interview, Mr. Barnes discusses his membership in local and national funeral industry associations, how mentors have positively impacted his professional growth, his uncle's death during the COVID-19 pandemic, and how he was able to be creative with an outdoor funeral service on his family's rural farm in Texas.

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