When thinking of the word legacy, many people think of a tangible item, being passed down through generations. What many people don’t think of are the non-material characteristics that have comprised over time. These core values are what keeps the meaning of the legacy intact. This added principle is what Bass-Mollett treasures in our independent sales representatives. The relationships, accomplishments, value, trust, and lives that are touched in the process, is the philosophy for Bass-Mollett beliefs. “Helping our customer in their most vulnerable time”, is the real non-material legacy that Bass-Mollett strives to establish.
Some of these legacies have been passed from generation to generation for many years. Brain Wigglesworth, a sales representative from Virginia, is a 4th generation Bass-Mollett sales representative. When asked why this family legacy was important, he said “legacy is important to me because family owned funeral homes identify with it and relate to generational legacies.” Having that sense of pride, like Mike Webber, a 2nd generation, from Maryland. “It is so meaningful to be able to carry on something as important as this to future generations.” Having that respect and trust that was befriended with the customers gives the next generation a trusted base that they …show more content…
Genuinely offering your service and time while focusing on making a difference is a more holistic definition of a legacy. The sense of community and family shines through with every relationship built. Being able to help others is what keeps us grounded, knowing you are helping a cause bigger than yourself bringing a positive perspective. Knowing funeral directors have a 24/7 schedule, our reps have the same schedules as well, and are always trying to meet their customers needs, putting the funeral home and their families as top