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You only die your own death. You have to live with the death of others.

(Mascha Kaléko)

A person who was close to you is dead.

Whatever has happened, whatever has connected - or perhaps separated - you, whatever you may think and feel now: you are filled with grief.

Instead of being with the dead person in person, there will only be memories. But a good memory needs a dignified farewell.

I will help you
- to give your grief space,
- to give your memory a voice,
- to give your farewell dignity.

Call me or write me an e-mail. We will meet at your home or another location of your choice and talk in detail.

You tell me about the life of the deceased person. We discuss what should be included in the eulogy and which memories I will give voice to.

We decide where, when and in what form we will organize the farewell. Should there be music at the ceremony? Do you have a specific wish - or did the deceased person leave one? Do you or other relatives want to help organize the ceremony?

We celebrate in such a way that there is room for mourning and the farewell is carried out with dignity.