In this episode of Good Grief Believer, host Julie Craig meets with Walker Posey, a fourth-generation funeral director, to explore the profound journey of memorializing loved ones. As we celebrated National Grief Awareness Day on August 30th, this conversation highlights the importance of honoring each person's life story through individualized ceremonies.

Walker shares his insights into the funeral profession, emphasizing how meaningful memorial services can help families navigate their grief. He reflects on his family's legacy in the funeral industry and the significance of creating spaces for connection and remembrance during difficult times.

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Thank you for listening to this week's episode of the Good Grief Believer podcast. I believe we grieve better when we share our experiences with others. And I am always eager to hear from other people about their unique grief journey. Please contact me if you would be willing to share your perspective with me as a guest on the Good Grief Believer podcast by emailing me at goodgriefbeliever@gmail.com.