Bruce has a wonderful presentation that weaves in critical life lessons amongst pearls of humor.  You can hear him by clinking the following links:

Everyone asks Bruce how he became a humorist/funeral director.  Hear what he has to say about his ventures into public speaking--"Folks Live a Long Time."

Bruce loves to blend in stories about his hometown, Reynolds, GA.  Did you know that automobile hood ornaments were invented in Reynolds--"Hood Decorations?"

One of the lessons from the country undertaker is that the "world is not going to stop when you die."  We all feel important, but Bruce reminds us that life will continue on for everyone else and they will be just fine--"World Won't Stop."

When Bruce was thirteen, he made his first death call.  He tells his audiences that thirteen is just a little early to begin a career in the funeral business, and he tells about his first experience--"This Man Ain't Dead."

There are many situations that could divert your attention as a funeral director.  Are the flowers in place, will the family arrive on time, does the preacher remember the name of the deceased?  Bruce notes that you must be on your toes--"Quick Thinking."