Muldowney Memorials

07/25/2025

Did you know Jennifer offers consultancy?
One-to-one sessions within the funeral profession for you or someone you know who needs support, strategy, or guidance.

🤍 Private Memorial & Funeral Planning Consultancy
Planning a memorial or funeral and unsure where to start? Jennifer helps individuals and families navigate the process with clarity and confidence. Whether it's a DIY celebration of life, a destination service, or simply a need for expert reassurance, she provides support every step of the way.

🤍 Strategic Consultancy for End-of-Life Brands & Projects
From tech startups to wellness brands and creative agencies, Jennifer partners with companies looking to engage authentically in the death care space. She brings strategic insight, brand alignment, and content collaboration to projects that aim to break ground… while staying grounded.

🤍 Celebrant Coaching & Consultancy
For celebrants who want to craft unforgettable ceremonies and build a thriving business, Jennifer offers one-on-one coaching that’s equal parts creative and strategic. From first-timers to seasoned pros, she helps celebrants stand out in a saturated space. (She also offers a full training course, just ask!)

🤍 Funeral Industry Consultancy
Jennifer works closely with innovative funeral homes seeking to modernise their offerings and enhance client experiences. Whether it’s introducing personalised and eco-conscious services or training staff in storytelling, memorial design, or celebrancy, her approach blends empathy with expertise.

With nearly two decades of international experience, Jennifer brings a fresh perspective to the funeral profession, one rooted in innovation, insight, and heart.

✨ Each session includes:

A 60-minute Zoom consultation (often a little longer… she gives generously!)
A follow-up summary with key takeaways and resources
The option to upgrade to a package—if it makes sense and schedules align
Ready for the next step?

Muldowney Memorials Merchandise and Store offering ......

07/25/2025

Funeral directors of Florida Join us in Miami on August 5th for a fabulous CE event with and other Jennifer !!! Join the Jennifer’s and get your credits. If you’re a student you get a discount too 🙌🏻 book on the Mulling Mortician website or DM us. We’d love to see you!

07/17/2025

published some readers “confessions” on their grief unique ways of remembering their loved ones. Love seeing this in modern media.

The recently also launched a Q&A style resource where they asked readers for their questions on death and dying and provided the answers. Not sure who their expert resources are for the answers…some are tagged and some are not but it’s a great tool for families to get information on their pertinent questions or submit their own.

07/12/2025

I’ll Look at Your Facebook Profile Before I Tell Your Mother You’re Dead
-Emergency Room Physician
“It kind of keeps me human. You see, I’m about to change their lives; your mom and dad, that is. In about five minutes, they will never be the same. Right now, to be honest, you’re just a nameless dead body that we have been pounding on, sticking IV lines and tubes and needles in, trying desperately to save you. There’s no motion, no life, nothing to tell me you once had dreams or aspirations. I owe it to them to learn just a bit about you before I go in.

Because right now all I am is mad at you, for what you did to yourself and what you are about to do to them. I know nothing about you. I owe it to your mom to peek inside of your once-living world.

So I pick up your faded picture of your driver’s license and click on my iPhone, flip to Facebook and search your name.
I see you wearing the same necklace and earrings that now sit in a specimen cup on the counter, the same ball cap or jacket that has been split open with trauma scissors and pulled under the backboard, the lining stained with blood. Looks like you were wearing it to the U2 concert. I heard it was great.

I see your smile, how it should be, the color of eyes when they are filled with life, your time on the beach, blowing out candles, Christmas at Grandma’s; oh you have a Maltese, too. I see that. I see you standing with your mom and dad in front of the sign to your college. Good, I’ll know exactly who they are when I walk into the room. It makes it that much easier for me, one less question I need to ask.

You’re lucky that you don’t have to see it. Dad screaming your name over and over, mom pulling her hair out, curled up on the floor with her hand over her head as if she’s trying to protect herself from unseen blows.

I check your page before I tell them you’re dead; it quiets the voice in my head that is screaming at you right now shouting: ‘How could you do this to them, to people you are supposed to love!’
Please, put down your phone, slow down, come to a complete stop, wear your seatbelt, go the speed limit, and drive like your life depends on it. Because it does.“

07/11/2025

On thing nobody tells you about grief is how it turns the simplest moments into something unforgettable.

07/09/2025

🎉 Prime Week is Here! Shop our Faves. We have a storefront stocked with grief-friendly, glam, and gorgeous picks for you.

- https://mailchi.mp/3fb1ab18525b/prime-week-is-here-shop-our-faves

07/09/2025

07/08/2025

The Glam Reaper Season 5 (where has time gone?!!) is out no - here are the first few episodes with more amazing ones to come! Don't miss out!

07/07/2025

In funeral service when you open your doors, make sure you open your hearts (and your ears!!) too......

07/02/2025

A great read! Written by The Glam Reaper Podcast guest Symon Braun Freck.

The piece explores how AI-driven "grief bots" AKA digital replicas of deceased loved ones are transforming our experience of mourning.

While the technology offers comfort by enabling ongoing interaction, the Symon stresses it’s far from true emotional presence: current models operate through pattern-based prediction, not genuine consciousness.

Ultimately, Symon urges thoughtful development of these digital memorials with cultural humility, warning against reducing grief to a generic tech product.

Favorite quotes:
"maybe our fear of grief bots in the West stems not from what they are, but from our own discomfort with staying connected to the dead."

"Perhaps grief is evolving, just like every form of memory-keeping before it. Oral storytelling gave way to photography, which gave way to video. Maybe talking to a bot that sounds like your father is just a continuation of mourning in a digital age; A new ritual waiting to be integrated into thousands of years of grief traditions."

Is it the kodak camera to iphone all over again?? Thoughts and opinions pls!

If you could ask your grandmother for her famous spaghetti sauce recipe just one more time or get dating advice from your best friend who…