Growing up, I always had a unique curiosity for cemeteries and the unconventional, but it wasn’t until a profound personal loss that I found my true calling. While working in palliative care, I lost my best friend, my Nonno. Experiencing that grief firsthand transformed my curiosity into a deep dedication to supporting families through life’s most challenging transition.

To better support people through both the emotional end-of-life journey and the practical process of planning a funeral, I became a certified Death Doula and funeral director. I’m proud to be part of a team that operates with honesty, integrity, and the belief that dignified care should be affordable for everyone.

Outside of work, I’m a massive fan of historic architecture. Nothing catches my eye quite like a stunning Gothic building or the intricate beauty of a stained glass window. When I’m not admiring old buildings or helping families, you can usually find me curled up with a good book and a jar of pickles, exploring historic (and obviously spooky) locations, hunting for my next caffeine fix, or trying out new restaurants with my husband and friends.