TSHP232: How do we remember our loved ones when they die?

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A listener sent us an email recently which described a beautiful process he and his wife had gone through to properly see off two older family members. It was a wonderful tribute and it got us to thinking about how we remember our loved ones once they pass on and the deeper issue of our relationship with death in general.

Enjoy the show and take care, it’s The Self Help Podcast!

• Here’s a link to Sean’s blog post for the week
• Everything about funerals…
• A few creative funeral ideas
• Rest in peace Antonnio Carluccio, this one is for you

• Sean recommended creating your very own ‘death box’
• Ed helped the guys at Robert Quinn Funeral Directors get setup recently. Look them up 🙂

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