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I was so honored to be part of the great team Katrina Mogielnicki Spade gathered to testify in support of new green funeral options in Washington State. Recomposition and Alkaline Hydrolysis have now passed the... facebook.com/ASacredMoment/…

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Anyone in WA State, help bring greener funeral options to our state, this week! mailchi.mp/recompose.life…

The end of an era in the funeral service world, making way for new options like Recompose! capitolhillseattle.com/2019/03/requie…

Perspective | When my brother-in-law died, we skipped the funeral parlor and took him home. wapo.st/2Fu6Fyw?tid=ss…

Celebrating 12 years with my awesome staff (Jodi, Shauna & Bindi - Jack and Brian were out and about)! We added some dark humor to our day to keep it light. Laughter (appropriate of course) is good for the soul and for staff self-care!

'It has been very difficult': Telford funeral directors on the impact coronavirus is having on services Death is never an easy thing to deal with, but mourners are facing a new set of challenges to overcome. ow.ly/hJ5D50yZoPG #BeforeTheirTime

We hope this may be helpful guidance for you wherever you are. What is a home funeral? How to care for sick or deceased loved ones at home during coronavirus pandemic newsweek.com/home-funeral-c…

“With this outbreak, families are no longer in control when someone dies,” writes A Sacred Moment founder Char Barrett for the The Washington Post. “Covid-19 is in control.” washingtonpost.com/outlook/corona…

This outbreak is hard on everyone, including funeral directors. No one wants to tell a family that they can't have a funeral. buff.ly/3bH3wIP

"All of these touchstones — these moments of connecting with our families — are being replaced by this insidious virus," writes A Sacred Moment founder Char Barrett. "My hope is that it’s only temporary, and over soon."

It is “part of our job, to help people feel just a little better in the worst week of their lives,” A Sacred Moment founder Char Barrett told the Los Angeles Times. latimes.com/world-nation/s…

Funeral directors are “on the front line” of the coronavirus outbreak, A Sacred Moment founder Char Barrett told Patch. patch.com/washington/sea…

"How our Good Death narratives adapt to the coronavirus pandemic may have long-lasting effects on our own deathcare and funerary practices well into the coming decades, and there will be much adapting to do." religiondispatches.org/how-the-covid-…

Thank you to the The Washington Post for featuring this reflection by A Sacred Moment founder Char Barrett in today's Sunday print publication. Read the full story online here: wapo.st/2RaUpIy

Urn release protocol in the time of COVID-19: Loved one’s urn in bag ✅ Clipboard with paperwork attached ✅ Clean pen ✅ Fresh gloves ✅ Masked compassionate A Sacred Moment staff ready to deliver to our parking lot✅💜

“We’re trying to get the word out to people: There’s another alternative here,” Char Barrett, A Sacred Moment founder, told The Seattle Times. seattletimes.com/seattle-news/h…

"I am doing a lot of arrangements via Zoom and holding my hands across my chest and my heart as we say goodbye,” Char Barrett, A Sacred Moment founder, told NPR Ailsa Chang on All Things Considered LISTEN: npr.org/2020/04/13/833…