Rev. Elizabeth Rawlings
Rituals for loss
Ceremonies marking death, dying, infertility, divorce, familial estrangement, and other forms of loss.
Funerals, Celebrations of life and other ways to observe death
When a family member or loved one dies, it can be hard to know what to do, especially if you don't have an established relationship with someone who works with rituals for death and dying. I can help you remember in a way that honors the person and your memories and experience.
There are so many ways to remember a loved one after death. From a facilitated evening of story telling around a fire, to a structured funeral, to singing and scattering ashes, we gather to remember, grieve, laugh and be held in community.
These ceremonies are sliding scale. Death is already too expensive in the United States, you shouldn't have to worry about affording a gathering of remembrance.