Bertsch Jörg

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

(Mascha Kaléko)

Someone close to you has died.

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

Instead of being together with the deceased person, all that remains are memories. But good memories need a dignified farewell.

I will help you
- to make space for grief,
- give voice to your memories,
- to give dignity to the farewell.

Call me or send me an email. 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. We discuss what should be included in the eulogy and which memories I will give voice to.

We will decide where, when, and in what form we will organize the farewell. Would you like music to be played at the ceremony? Do you have a specific wish—or did the deceased leave one behind? Would you or other relatives like to help organize the ceremony?

We celebrate in a way that allows space for grief and ensures that the farewell is conducted with dignity.