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Angela McCormack Civil Celebrant I’d like to leave an afterglow of smiles, when life is done” - Helen Lowrie Marshall

In the most devastating circumstances we said goodbye to a very special girl today who touched the lives and hearts of h...
20/08/2026

In the most devastating circumstances we said goodbye to a very special girl today who touched the lives and hearts of her family, her friends and the community she grew up in.
And it was all about the girls as we worked together as a team to give S the send off she deserved.
Her family played a huge part, each picking music, they put together photos and I read some poignant words written by her brother, and there was a sea of mourners who have all been impacted by this tragic loss.
Some stories and circumstances never leave me and this is one. I’ll forever remember S and her family 🩵

11/07/2026

In a time when our roles can be very challenging and upsetting it’s good to know that we(funeral staff) are there for each other with reassurance and a wee hug.
We have a job to do but we are also humans with feelings and we too are impacted by certain situations.
It’s particularly difficult when we’ve already looked after a family who have endured more loss than you can imagine.
But we know that we’re all there for each other as well as for the family

V-you were a very special girl and I’ll always remember you 🩷

Moody skies above Aberdour but I spend so much time eating on the hop, either in the car or in a car park. So en route t...
01/07/2026

Moody skies above Aberdour but I spend so much time eating on the hop, either in the car or in a car park. So en route to a visit in Burntisland I’ve stopped for a wee seat on a bench to have my roll before the rain starts.

In an industry which can be emotionally challenging and time consuming, it’s important to recognise when we need a bit o...
25/06/2026

In an industry which can be emotionally challenging and time consuming, it’s important to recognise when we need a bit of down time. I don’t look on my role as a job, it’s a way of life and sometimes it’s hard to find the time to relax and unwind.
So today, I’m grabbing a half hour in the sunshine before I set off on my travels to visit a family then take a service.
Got to grab the sunshine while we get it! ☀️ 🌻

21/06/2026

It’s a day to celebrate the dads, step-dads, grandads and daddies-to-be but it’s also a day to remember those special men in our lives who are no longer here. 💙💙💙

After a somewhat busy 5 months with all sorts happening, I’m taking a few days of rest, relaxation and decompression whi...
01/06/2026

After a somewhat busy 5 months with all sorts happening, I’m taking a few days of rest, relaxation and decompression while my mum and I enjoy a little caravan trip. Weather = rain! But it doesn’t matter, we’ve got our Scrabble, books and maybe a wee bottle of wine 🌻

20/05/2026

One of the many special parts of my role is having the opportunity to spend time with someone before they pass, and it’s a true privilege to hear their story straight from their hearts.
I’ve mentioned previously about forging strong bonds with the family of those who have passed, and having spent time with someone who is on end of life care and getting to know that person while gaining their trust and forging a bond brings an added emotion when I hear of their passing.

I’ll never forget those times, sitting by their bedside, or in their home. I’ll always remember the sound of their voice, but most of all their courage to speak about the inevitable.

It’s a truly humbling and touching experience.
🩷🩷 for my two ladies who fought so hard 🩷🩷
And for their families 🩷🩷

01/05/2026

It’s been a busy week, visiting families for upcoming services and writing their loved ones tributes.
I will never get used to the humbling feeling of these families welcoming me in to their home then sharing their loved one and their life with me.
I’m met with many warm, friendly and lovely people who are going through one of the worst times of their life but they show interest in my role, my life and it doesn’t take long for me to feel like I’ve become part of their family.
Some may say that I shouldn’t get attached, but that’s what forms the bond where people feel comfortable to put their trust in me.
I absolutely “love” this role. Of course, it’s hard at times, it’s not 9-5 and it’s emotional but I have my own friends and family to distract me from that and I count myself very lucky to have such a great, loving network. 🌻

15/03/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to all the lovely mum’s out there but today will be a hard one for those who’s mum’s are no longer with us.
Today is a day to still remember them and to reflect on the happy times you had with them.
This will be the 1st Mother’s Day without mum for a lot of my families who’ve lost someone in the last year and my thoughts are with you 🌹 🩷

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