You already have funeral, cremation, & cemetery plans in place. That’s fantastic. When was the last time you dusted off the paperwork & made sure it’s in order, that the providers have up-to-date information, and that your plans still reflect your wishes? This can happen: Just last week a family shared that their dad had…
I was so grateful to have the opportunity to speak with Recovering From Religion & David Teachout on the RfRx podcast about inclusion in deathcare and the Identity Affirming Deathcare Directives. The best way to ensure that your identity will be honored and your loved ones will be at peace with the decisions made in…
I celebrated my 5-year anniversary with Dignity Memorial earlier this month. Looking forward to a new year of possibilities, here are five brief reflections on lessons learned.
Gratitude Grows in Conversations Like These This Thanksgiving week, we’re reminded of the power of connection and conversation. I’m reflecting on when i had the privilege of meeting with a couple to discuss their funeral pre-planning. Their adult daughters were in town & joined the conversation, and as i asked questions & decisions were made,…
It’s a difficult conversation to have – so, who meets with a pre-planning advisor like me to do advanced planning for their own final arrangements? Why would they do that?
It was an honor hosting The Pride Chamber at a Dignity Memorial funeral home for the October 2024 Business Connect.
Many choose cremation because there are unique options for a final resting place. Like… space. Celestis Memorial Space Flights are a beautiful way to honor someone who lived life looking up. There are several packages available; give me a call & i’ll go over them with you. 407-608-9242.
Unique opportunity yesterday – i was honored to meet with Rafael Zshaber, a funeral professional from Brazil who took time on vacation in Orlando to visit our Dignity Memorial Woodlawn Memorial Park. So interesting to learn about the industry from his perspective! There are some differences in how families honor loved ones. For example, about…
In Orlando alone, more than 700,000 people need DEI-fluent professionals able to inclusively serve religiously diverse people in crisis.
