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Funeral Directors need many skills – legal, logistical, financial, and spiritual – to help families navigate the death of a loved one. One of the most important skills funeral directors have is the ability to talk to families during some of their darkest hours about what they want and need when death occurs, and to …
You’ve done all the planning. You know who will officiate at the funeral service for your loved one and who will give the eulogy. You’ve chosen the flowers, selected the music and bought a new dress or suit. You’ve also decided to explore livestreaming the service, so friends and family who can’t be there in person can watch. Now you may be asking yourself: What next?
When a life ends, friends and loved ones need a way to cope, to grieve, to pay their respects and to begin healing. For centuries, funerals and memorial services have served this purpose. Too often, however, many of today’s mourners find themselves unable to participate, whether due to distance, illness, or family and work commitments. The family looked to TribuCast™ to help bring their father’s service to those who couldn’t be there otherwise. They didn’t expect the beauty and majesty the holidays lent to their father’s funeral and were thankful to have a record of it.
Attend a loved ones funeral/memorial service remotely. TribuCast™ eases the burden of scheduling a service by including those who can't be there in person.
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As family members live farther apart, more people are saying goodbye via webcam.
Death on the Internet: The Rise of Livestreaming Funerals
As family members live farther apart, more people are saying goodbye via webcam.
Death on the Internet: The Rise of Livestreaming Funerals
a funeral is an expression of your life and a gift to the friends and family you leave behind.
a funeral is an expression of your life and a gift to the friends and family you leave behind.
SETTING YOUR FUNERAL HOME APART FROM THE REST
A funeral service is an important event for the family and friends of someone who has passed away. There are many funeral homes or crematories available for a family to select for their funeral service. Setting your funeral home apart from the masses can make all the difference in the world.
SETTING YOUR FUNERAL HOME APART FROM THE REST
A funeral service is an important event for the family and friends of someone who has passed away. There are many funeral homes or crematories available for a family to select for their funeral service. Setting your funeral home apart from the masses can make all the difference in the world.
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I’m a licensed Naturopathic Doctor practicing in Westchester and Fairfield counties.
I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Biology and Women’s Studies at Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts where I was on the varsity crew team. I earned my doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine from Bastyr University in Seattle, Washington, known for its science based approach to natural medicine.
I then completed a rigorous 16-month residency in Naturopathic Oncology at Indiana University Cancer Center in Goshen, IN. I have also completed advanced training in women’s health, homeopathy, and craniosacral therapy and have been trained as a birth doula.
Funeral Directors need many skills – legal, logistical, financial, and spiritual – to help families navigate the death of a loved one. One of the most important skills funeral directors have is the ability to talk to families during some of their darkest hours about what they want and need when death occurs, and to …
When a life ends, friends and loved ones need a way to cope, to grieve, to pay their respects and to begin healing. For centuries, funerals and memorial services have served this purpose. Too often, however, many of today’s mourners find themselves unable to participate, whether due to distance, illness, or family and work commitments.
