Muldowney Memorials

07/22/2026

Two of our very own celebrants talking about what matters at the end. We love DiAnna Ritola and Jennifer Muldowney 💫 The Glam Reaper chats!

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07/22/2026

07/22/2026

“Im sorry for your loss” gets alot of hate and is a regular feature of many a “what not to say” top 10 hot list in Grief blogs, vlogs and social posts but we’re here to defend it…a little.

We think it best to say something than nothing at all. All of these lists and recommendations of ‘what not to say’ will soon create (if it hasn’t already) a loneliness epidemic.

Being afraid to open your mouth for fear of offending or further adding injury or insulting the bereaved will result in more silence, and less community in our opinion.

We encourage you to show up and do what you can when you can. We are all grieving something so be kind to yourself and to others.

07/18/2026

07/17/2026

Bit late to the game but loved this end piece.

Religious yes so not for everyone but I think we can all agree it’s sentiment is beautiful 😍

07/13/2026

Is your best friend your soul mate? How would you celebrate them?

07/10/2026

Curiosity is one of the greatest acts of compassion we can offer another human being. LISTEN, don’t judge.

Instead of fear, judgment, or assumptions, we can choose to ask questions, to listen, and to learn. Whether it’s another religion, culture, race, sexuality, funeral tradition, or choice of disposition, every belief (and every farewell) has a story behind it.

The world becomes a kinder place when we replace “That’s strange” with “Tell me more.”

As someone who has been welcomed into funeral traditions around the world, Curiosity strengthens our humanity and reminds us that there is more than one way to live, more than one way to love, and more than one way to say goodbye.

Let’s all lean in a bit more before we turn our heads away.

07/09/2026

A queen has exited stage left 😪

07/08/2026

What a gorgeous lil short video by Mariana Leal, about how the LGBTQIA+ community in the 80's might have been the OGs at reinventing funerary and remembrance rituals so they could better support the way people live in community and take ownership of their loved ones.

A short documentary film by Mariana Leal, about how the LGBTQIA+ community has been reinventing funerary and remembrance rituals to better support and reflect the way people live in community. Looking at some of the issues the current prevalent practices in euro-american countries raise when it come...