Cyndy Neilly-Spence speaks with Life-Cycle Celebrant Linda Stuart about her ceremonial work with Stella Joy, a young girl who died of brain cancer. Linda discusses how she incorporates new elements in her ceremonies to create a unique experience for families.Von Make Ceremony Matter More – Funeral Radio

Cyndy Neilly-Spence speaks with Linda Berger about her experiences in Lancaster County, PA. She tells several stories including a ceremony performed where the family had missed an important part to the pre-planning process.Von Make Ceremony Matter More – Funeral Radio

Cyndy Neilly-Spence speaks with Life Cycle Celebrant & officiant Kim Kirkley about her work in the New York City area. Kim shares some of her touching client stories and discusses how emotionally rewarding her work can be for both families and herself.Von Make Ceremony Matter More – Funeral Radio

Jane Hughes Gignoux joins Cyndy Neilly-Spence and eloquently describes three elements in her funeral ceremonies: physical actions, wishes and story telling.Von Make Ceremony Matter More – Funeral Radio

Cyndy Neilly-Spence interviews Kevin O’Brien from Kevin O’Brien Ceremonies. Kevin is from North Canton, OH and offers heart warming stories about how to use family traditions in the funeral ceremony.Von Make Ceremony Matter More – Funeral Radio

Cyndy Neilly-Spence talks with Jeff Staab of Cremation Solutions. Jeff is a Life-Cycle Celebrant® and a funeral director who shares his perspective on the value of a celebrant ceremony for the future of funeral services.Von Make Ceremony Matter More – Funeral Radio

In this first episode, Cyndy Neilly-Spence introduces her new show Make Ceremony Matter More. She talks about the Life-Cycle Celebrant® credential, why it is distinctive and what this means to funeral directors.Von Make Ceremony Matter More – Funeral Radio