7 Funeral Industry Thought Leaders You Should Be Following On Social Media
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How to follow him: You can follow Joe Pray Funeral Home on Facebook and Twitter Amy has been featured in numerous publications including the New York Times and was recently named “The Death Ritual Disrupter” by Women’s Health Magazine in reference to her progressive approach to funeral planning. We love her ideas about her project, Recompose, which she beautifully states: “Recompose is powered by people who believe in changing the current death care paradigm by offering a gentle, humane, and ecological model.” Katrina invented a system to transform the dead into soil, which is now patent-pending. Already in practice in 15 states, aquamation: “ has no emissions, it’s greener, it’s a clean technology to work with,” said Sam in a 2018 Wired interview. Bioresponse was founded by her father and she continues the work in his legacy, drawing attention to the environmental impact the way we currently care for the dead has upon on the earth. Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Ellen Goodman founded The Conversation Project in 2010 after serving as a caregiver to her mother with Alzheimer’s disease for many years.
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