I offer hands-on, practical support to help manage the many non-clinical details that arise at the end of life. My role is to act as a personal assistant for individuals and families navigating this time, helping ease the mental and emotional load by taking care of tasks that often feel overwhelming.

This can include:

• Communicating with hospice, care teams, or service providers on behalf of the family

• Organizing important documents and final wishes

• Scheduling appointments, deliveries, or service visits

• Managing phone calls, emails, or notifications

• Coordinating transportation for family, visitors, or belongings

• Running errands and sourcing supplies

• Assisting with home organization or downsizing

• Preparing the space for visitors or bedside support

• Offering presence and structure during times of uncertainty

Whether you’re planning ahead or in the midst of a loss, I provide steady, responsive support that adapts to your needs.

A meaningful ceremony doesn’t have to follow tradition. It just has to feel true. I help families create personalized memorial ceremonies that reflect the values, stories, and spirit of the person being honored.

Ceremony design includes:

• Shaping the flow of the gathering including opening, readings, reflections, and closing

• Curating music, poetry, rituals, and symbolic elements

• Supporting the writing of eulogies or personal tributes

• Recommending ceremony leaders, officiants, or speakers

• Designing memory tables, visual displays, or spaces for quiet reflection

• Ensuring the ceremony honors the wishes of the family and the individual

Whether you need a fully custom approach or help bringing your ideas together, I offer structure and guidance to create a ceremony that feels intentional and heartfelt.

Once the ceremony is designed, many families also need help bringing the full event to life. I provide complete planning and on-site coordination to ensure the memorial or celebration of life runs smoothly so you can be fully present.

Planning support includes:

• Coordinating venues, vendors, rentals, catering, and transportation

• Managing guest logistics and communications

• Developing timelines and event plans

• Sourcing and organizing keepsakes, printed materials, or photos

Day-of coordination includes:

• Serving as the point of contact for vendors and guests

• Overseeing setup and breakdown

• Keeping the event on track and handling any day-of needs

• Supporting the family with a calm, steady presence throughout the event

This is about more than logistics. It is about creating a space where meaning, memory, and connection can unfold without stress.