The Last Farewell - Rites of Passage

Name: The Last Farewell
Price: 5.99 EUR
Author: Emily Hussey
ISBN: 9798224688173

Edition en anglais

Emily Hussey, Dorothy Shorne

Virtued Press
Paru le : 05/05/2024

The need to organize a funeral comes at a time of intense grief and pressure. This book tells you what you need to know in choosing the style of ceremony... > Lire la suite

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The need to organize a funeral comes at a time of intense grief and pressure. This book tells you what you need to know in choosing the style of ceremony you would like. It can be used by a civil celebrant who is presiding over funeral or memorial ceremonies, or used by the bereaved who need clarity in their time of grief. Some people like to be organized well in advance, and if that extends to organizing their own funeral, this book gives them all the information and check points for doing that as well.
The focus on the book is on non-secular ceremonies, but aspects can also be included in the religious ceremony also. Examples of funerals encompassing different situations is also included. The Last Farewell gives you the control you need when you need it most.

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Date de parution : 05/05/2024
Editeur : Virtued Press
Collection : Rites of Passage
ISBN : 8224688173
EAN : 9798224688173
Format : ePub

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Emily Hussey splits her time between work in Melbourne CBD and her home in Adelaide, South Australia. She has lived in several Australian cities, and spent a few years living in Alice Springs, the setting for the Red Centre series. While there, she also obtained her private pilot's licence, providing the technical background for Kathy Sullivan's flying exploits in the Centralian region. Although all of the characters in these stories are fictional, facets are recognisable in many of the people who still live there today.
She enjoys the short story format, and has been published in local anthologies. Those stories are in varied genres, getting to know people and the world as seen through their eyes. She is authorised as a marriage celebrant by the Australian Attorney-General, and has married couples in many different locations, ranging from private gardens, to beaches to caves or rural locations. Many of her clients remain friends to this day.