I have had the unique opportunity to merge my two careers – as a writer and a funeral director – in a distinctive manner that many may find surprising. The delicate balance between celebrating life and honoring those who have passed allows me to view the world through a unique lens. Each day, I navigate both the realms of creative expression and profound loss, which has led to a wealth of compelling experiences and stories. Here are some tales from my “other” life, where the art of storytelling meets the sacred duty of remembrance.
A Summer-Themed Memorial Service
A Day in the Life of a Funeral Director
Planning a Memorial Service
Personal Style and Remembrance
Grieving at the Holidays
The Art of Personalizing Funerals
The Front Row of Farewell
What No One Tells You About Being a Funeral Director
No Funeral for the Funeral Director
How to Choose Your Last Outfit
The Art of Giving a Eulogy
To Preplan or Not to Preplan, That is the Question
Myths About Green Burial: A Funeral Director’s Perspective
Remember These 8 Useful Tips After a Loved One Dies
Cremation 101: What Do You Really Need to Know
Unlocking the Realities & Myths About Funeral Service
What it’s Like to Work as a Funeral Director
8 Important Things You Need to Know About Arranging a Funeral
What You Need to Know When Considering a Home Funeral
The Funeral of George W. Bush
The Cremation Has Taken Place. Now What?
Post Pandemic Funeral Service – Can We Find Some Normalcy?
10 Creative Ways to Keep Funeral Costs Down
Remembering Nelson DeMille
What to Know About Choosing a Cemetery
Keep the Funeral Tradition Alive
StoryCorps: Celebrating Friendship & Career Journeys
A Tale of Two Restaurateurs
There’s Space for LI Burials for Years to Come
An Inside View of the Pandemic
Alexandra Kathryn Mosca -- Exploring Life and Death: A Writer's Journey 