Hi, I'm Sally

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I have finally retired from my role as an Occupational therapist in a mental health team for the NHS. I'm now able to take on more funerals , scattering of ashes and memorials. I want to be able to help families to celebrate the lives of their loved ones. I aim to make the ceremony as personal and authentic as possible . Grieving families need more choice in their ceremonies and i would like to promote that. I think i have something to offer if families want their ceremony to be different and inclusive.

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Sally Brazier

Where I work

Fees from...

Southend , Leigh on sea, Rayleigh and surrounding areas in Essex

How to contact me
Email

sally.brazier193@gmail.com

Phone

07926 199105

Website

humanist.org.uk/sallybrazier

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