InNever Stop WritingbyJack Preston King·Oct 20Ethel Craigge, Palm Reader to the DeadHalloween Flash FicitonA response icon2A response icon2
Stevie Rune·Mar 18, 2025Mortician Monologues (Chapter 7)I had been up for about three days, and I had stayed the night at the funeral home for the last two. My husband, who was a Reverend, had…
Noah Watry ⚰️·Aug 7, 2024Death on the Other Side: When a Funeral Director Needs a Funeral DirectorFuneral directors also suffer from mortality. We are not immortal. Nor are we immune to walking through death’s door. We lose people, too.
Noah Watry ⚰️·Jun 8, 2024After 1.5 Years, This is Why I Returned to Funeral ServiceTeddy Roosevelt once said, “Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.”
InThe HavenbyElizabeth Emerald·Apr 5, 2024If I Had a Hammer … and a Dab of …Mortician’s unusual request shocks shop ownerA response icon14A response icon14
Noah Watry ⚰️·Sep 20, 2023It’s My Birthday and I’ll Write My Own Obituary If I Want ToToday is September 20, 2023. I am 39 years old. As is tradition, I am going to write my own obituary today.
Noah Watry ⚰️·Jun 28, 2023When Final Disposition Isn’t Really Final DispositionThe disposition of a decedent can be many things, but the finality of feelings and life afterward, may not be.
