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John F. Worland, CFSP

& Allyse R. Worland, CFSP

Founded in 2017 by John, Have License Will Travel has continued serving the funeral directors of the States of Indiana and Kentucky. 

In 2019, John and Allyse became business partners, with Allyse becoming senior partner in 2021. 

John passed away in November of 2021, and Allyse, who he lovingly referred to as "the daughter he never had and never wanted", continues to serve funeral service by offering quality continuing education courses year-round. 

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Allyse R. Worland, CFSP

Allyse R. Worland, CFSP is a licensed funeral director and embalmer in the states of Indiana and Kentucky. She was born and raised in Greensburg, Indiana and is proud to be a first-generation funeral service professional.  

 

She is dedicated to the enrichment of funeral service and to the presentation of continuing education requirements to her fellow funeral directors. 
 

Allyse holds a bachelor’s degree in Funeral Service Management, is an Insight Certified Celebrant, and holds a certificate in Thanatology for End-of-Life Professionals. 

 

Allyse is a 2019 & 2021 Professional Women's Conference Scholarship Recipient, has been featured in The Director Magazine, was previously selected by the NFDA to participate in the 2022-2023 National Emerging Leaders Program and was a part of the 2023 Meet The Mentors Program.

 

Allyse is on several committees within funeral service, including The Membership Advisory Committee for CANA, The Scholarship Review Committee for The Funeral Service Foundation, the National Board Exam Committee, the Leadership Development Committee for NFDA, and a member of the NFDA Spokesperson Team. She is also the past Vice President of Marion County Funeral Directors Association, as well as being their current President for 2024.  

 

Allyse presented at the 2023 NFDA National Convention & Expo in Las Vegas and travels to numerous funeral service events throughout the year.

 

Her greatest joy is being a part of funeral service and devoting her time to contributing to the advancement of the profession. 

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