Author: Suzette Sherman

A Rite of Passage

“When An Old Person Dies, a Library Burns to The Ground”
– African Proverb

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October 27, 2015
Lending Insight

“The Undertaking, Life Studies from the Dismal Trade”
Read Funeral Director Thomas Lynch’s book “The Undertaking, Life Studies from the Dismal Trade” for a real view inside funeral homes

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October 23, 2015
Laughter is Medicine

Grief is Different for Each of Us
We all must travel our own nonlinear path, however crazy it seems

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October 16, 2015
New & Noteworthy

A Rose is a Rose By Any Other Name – Or Is it?
As California legalizes “physician aid in dying,” we consider the progression of past terms: “physician assisted suicide” & “euthanasia”

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October 14, 2015
Soulful Expressions

When Art Meets Science with the Mission of Eliminating Breast Cancer Tumors
Modern artists explore other options to traditional medical science

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October 4, 2015
Cultural Perspectives

Looking to the Past for Inspiration Today
Funeral wreaths are becoming as creatively unique as in yesteryears

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October 1, 2015
Sharing Suzette

A Big Week for California Assembly Bills Addressing End-of-Life Issues
California tackles both the aid-in-dying as well as the first digital assets bill

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September 14, 2015
Laughter is Medicine

The Los Angeles County Coroner’s Office Has a Gift Shop – Really!
They offer humor when you checkout (pun intended!)

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September 4, 2015
Lending Insight

“Maybe Death is Like a Light”
A children’s book that shines a gentle light on death, helping kids see it in a new way

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August 21, 2015
Lending Insight

“ Flower Drying With A Microwave”
A handy book gives simple instructions on how to dry flowers after a memorial service

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July 31, 2015