Ep7 - When Love Means More Than Fear - Caroline Whittle Funeral Celebrant
Death Goes Digital
English - May 08, 2016 18:15 - 21 minutes - 28.6 MB - ★★★★★ - 3 ratingsEducation Business Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Born and raised in the West Midlands, Caroline grew up in the beautiful
county of Shropshire and trained as a celebrant in 2012, several years
after she experienced her first real grief due to the death of her Mother.
She has journeyed and grown within her vocational profession and has gained
experience of working with people from all walks of life, backgrounds and
cultures. She is truly passionate about what she does and always takes
something meaningful away with me from each family that she works work
with.
We chat funerals, the use of social media to connect with families and how
the future is shaping for working as a funeral celebrant.
Caroline tells us:
Born and raised in the West Midlands, I grew up in the beautiful county of Shropshire and trained as a celebrant in 2012, several years after I experienced my first real grief due to the death of my Mother. Later I moved to work as a Celebrant and Funeral Director in South West London, a wonderfully vibrant area, rich in culture and diversity.
On returning to my home in the West Midlands I have settled in the wonderful city of Birmingham and am now able to offer the communities of this city and the surrounding areas my tailored and individually written celebrant services.
As I have journeyed and grown within my vocational profession, I have gained experience of working with people from all walks of life, backgrounds and cultures. I am truly passionate about what I do and always take something meaningful away with me from each family that I work with.
TWITTER - @bham_celebrant
FACEBOOK - FACEBOOK
LINKEDIN - Caroline WhittleWEBSITE - West Midland CelebrantGETTING TO KNOW CAROLINE WHITTLE
Each episode I ask my guests 3 questions to get to know a little bit more about them.
What would be a song that you would like played at your funeral?What is a book you think everyone should read?What is a film that you think everyone should see?MY FUNERAL SONGBOOKS TO READA FILM YOU MUST SEESOFTWARE TO USE