A conversation with Alexis Hill about Georgian cemeteries, static remains, an open-door ceremony, making amends, obituaries being stilted or reductive, and her wishes.

Alexis Hill

This podcast asks who you are, how you could be remembered after you die, and if all that could be creatively encapsulated in your end of life plans. I would love to reevaluate the stigma of talking about this part of the life cycle and even find joy in thinking about what matters most to each of us. I hope that recording these ideas will be useful someday to each individual and their families. I also hope that sharing how we want to be remembered reminds us each of how we want to live. Sign up on our google form via @funeralplannerpod on Facebook or Instagram

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Alexis Hill

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