A funeral director may conduct a funeral at a location designated by the family under what condition?

• A. When the family pays an extra fee.
• B. Only if the location is within the same city.
• C. Only if the family requests it in writing.
• D. Upon the request of the family.

Answer: (D)

The key idea is that the family controls where the service takes place, and the funeral director can conduct the funeral at the location the family designates simply because the family requests it. A fee, a geographic restriction, or a requirement for a written request aren’t the conditions that authorize the arrangement. As long as the family requests it and the site is appropriate and available, the director may proceed with using that location. This emphasizes the family’s role in choosing the venue and the director’s responsibility to accommodate that choice.