Paul Buonfiglio Awarded MA. Funeral Directors Award at NSCC
LYNN — Paul Buonfiglio, a funeral director at Buonfiglio Funeral Home in Revere, received the 2023 Massachusetts Funeral Directors Association President’s Award at North Shore Community College’s recent funeral services pinning ceremony.
Buonfiglio, a 2022 graduate of NSCC’s funeral services and mortuary sciences program, also holds a bachelor’s degree in business and corporate communications, is a Navy veteran, and serves as a Revere firefighter.
According to Sarah Stopyra, NSCC funeral service program coordinator, “Paul was nominated by his classmates and faculty for the award that acknowledges academic excellence, technical competency, and future promise.”
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