Christine Rose-Port
IT Services in Logan

Serving with care an compassion my service to you people coping with bereavement are not always fully aware of many of the funeral choices available. I hear such powerful stories and often feel very grateful and privileged to be a part of a family�??s journey. The individuals and family members that contact me want to honour their loved ones in a unique and special way. I am the first to admit i am always affected by the emotion of a ceremony which celebrates a person�??s life. You will find great comfort in providing a ceremony such as what the person who has died would have wanted. Far from being sombre and sad, the ceremonies that i create are positive and uplifting �?? because they focus on life and not on death. These individual, life-centered funeral ceremonies are for those who want something more personal and meaningful than that of a traditional service. I can of course offer a funeral where by religion is not referred to, but on other occasions it may be appropriate to include some religious or spiritual elements such as hymns, blessings or meditations. Many clients start off by saying that the person who died was not religious and did not go to church, and yet still want an element of spirituality without the restraints of a traditional religious approach. However in today�??s modern world, many people are developing their own ideas and philosophies on life and religion, and therefore neither a religious nor atheist funeral particularly reflects their personal beliefs about both life and death. Most people are only ever offered a funeral service either conducted by a religious minister or the more atheistic outlook offered by a humanist officiant. Often they gratefully accept whatever suggestions are made and do not realise they could have done it differently until afterwards. Grief is a journey, and a ceremony that celebrates the life of your loved one is a valuable opportunity to begin true healing for grieving family and friends.