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Board sets adjudicatory hearing, proposes $3,000 penalty and 60-day suspension for complaint 2025-FUN-20865

State of Maine Board of Funeral Service · November 18, 2025
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Summary

The State of Maine Board of Funeral Service voted to set complaint 2025-FUN-20865 for an adjudicatory hearing and offered a consent agreement with a warning, a 60-day license suspension, $1,500 per-violation fines (total $3,000), and continuing education.

The State of Maine Board of Funeral Service voted to set complaint 2025-FUN-20865 for an adjudicatory hearing and offered a proposed consent agreement that would cite violations of Board Rules Chapter 15 Section 7 and Board Laws §1455-B(9). Board member Jeffrey Dobson moved the motion; Julie Ann Johnson seconded. The motion was recorded as passing by a 3–1–1 tally (3 in favor, 1 abstention, 1 recusal).

Under the terms the board discussed, the consent agreement would include a formal warning, a 60-day license suspension, a civil penalty of $1,500.00 per violation for an aggregate total of $3,000.00, and a requirement for continuing education. The board manager is listed on the meeting record as Candice Wright (Board Manager/Consumer Assistance and Hearing Coordinator). No testimony or public comment on this item was recorded in the minutes.