Funeral & Memorial Services
Celebrating Life
I hold the space
I have been there, I know how this feels. And if you are reading this I am truly sorry for your loss.
My role and responsibility is to give voice to the memories and the wishes of your loved one and to guide you through this important and vulnerable time.
In 2015, the passing of my parents Miguel and Juana Mary marked a profound turning point. Hosting their funerals taught me the importance of honoring life amidst loss and inspired my commitment to uplifting others in their moments of transition.
My approach is centered on listening to your needs and preferences, ensuring that every aspect of the ceremony aligns with your values and honors the life of your loved one in a meaningful way.
It would be a privilege to honour and officiate your loved one’s last rite of passage.
End of Life Discussions
Sometimes when people know the end of their life is near, they want to plan their own ceremony either by themselves or with their family. I would be very privileged to sit with you or your loved ones to put into place your/their wishes.
Feel free to reach out to discuss your needs and how I can help you during this challenging time. It would be my privilege to serve you and your family as you say goodbye to your loved one with love, dignity, and respect.
End of Life Doula
A Death Doula is a non-medical professional trained to provide emotional, physical, spiritual, and informational support to a patient and family before, during, and after death.Professional Death Doulas work as an adjunct support to traditional Hospice services to provide the best possible support to patients, families, and the medical care team throughout the entire end of life journey.
Things To Consider
Location of Service
Eulogies
People to invite
Songs / readings / prayers and poems
Other special requests
“So long as men can breathe or eyes can see, so long lives this, and this gives life to thee.”
William Shakespeare
Amor Aroha 