My mother died in June of 2019. It took us months to decide on a gravestone, and the the pandemic slowed everything down. It was finally installed after Thanksgiving, but then it was winter.
Yesterday we finally had a beautiful day to visit in person. Her sisters and mother (who turns 91 today. Happy birthday, Grannie) have kept it well-loved and decorated. It’s in a beautiful spot in her family cemetery in the hills of Kentucky where she grew up and where her family still lives. It’s just lovely. 
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Certified Care Consultant and End of Life Doula Specialist. I offer assistance with end of life planning, elder care, end of life and after death care through my practice Shoji Bridge Departure Doula. My passion is to bring death into the light and inspire my community to be more comfortable with and compassionate to people who are dying. My mission is to be a guide to help people pass through the final barrier on this plane of existence and move gently onto the path to the next.
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I must say, this is one of the loveliest and thoughtful headstones I’ve ever seen. Blessed to know your sweet mom.
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