As an Interfaith Minister, I will assist you in creating a memorial ceremony that is a wonderful tribute to life; a ceremony that celebrates and honors the life of your loved one and that speaks to all hearts.
During this time of loss and grief, allow me to help you tell the story. We can incorporate any number of elements like music, poetry, anecdotes, stories, or special traditions that are unique to your family. We will give your guests the opportunity to give voice to their memories and share their experiences.
From the scattering of ashes, to the graveside or memorial service, to the backyard "Celebration of Life," we can together create another loving and sincere memory to add to the existing book of life.
Many people are more aware of what they do not want than what they do want. By going through a list of options and leaving an opening for Spirit to speak, we will have a ceremony that is the perfect fit for your expectations.
It is my honor and privilege to help you through this time. Let us show respect and gratitude for the life lived as we remember through tears, laughter, and ritual. Together we can tell their story, capture their essence, and remember their spirits as we say good-bye.
Outline for Planning a Memorial Celebration of Life Service
- Select a date
- Decide on the guest list
- Choose the location
- Find a Celebrant/Minister
- Ask family members and friends to speak
- Select music
- Pick a reading
- Choose flowers
- Decide on mementos or pictures to display
- Determine food and refreshments
Contact Cathy
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Spirit is Always With You
In times of change and crisis
May love speak to you
And bring you comfort
May hope remind you
That in this life and beyond
Spirit is always with you
Hope comes when we trust
With the things we cannot understand
Even when we cannot see it
Spirit is at work in our lives
Lending a helping hand
Listening to each problem
Comforting and healing our hearts
Spirit doesn’t run away
From our need
He runs toward it
On the days when there is no light
He is the loving promise
That the light will come again
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