Alexandra K. Mosca and Doris V. Amen are licensed funeral directors in New York City, known for their expertise and unique experiences. They are trusted voices in their field, helping people navigate the funeral process. They provide valuable content on their website and serve as role models for aspiring female funeral directors.
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The Power of Legacy: Stories from the Eppig Mausoleum
Read more: The Power of Legacy: Stories from the Eppig MausoleumThis morning, I saw that my article, “A December Gathering,” is now the most-read piece on Kates-Boylston’s (the parent company of ‘American Cemetery & Cremation’ magazine) website. I was surprised at first, but upon reflection, it makes sense. Writing about the Eppig mausoleum at St. John Cemetery was one of those rare times when my…
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The Importance of Accurate Representation in Funeral Service
Read more: The Importance of Accurate Representation in Funeral ServiceIn funeral service, we live with the reality that our work is misunderstood. Misinformation circulates easily, and unfortunately, even our own national organization sometimes adds to the confusion. Recently, a member service representative sent out a message that included this laughable line: “Much like nurses, you’re often on call and navigating long days that rarely…
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When Newsletters Miss the Mark: A Funeral Director’s Perspective
Read more: When Newsletters Miss the Mark: A Funeral Director’s PerspectiveEvery week, our state association, the NYSFDA, sends out a newsletter intended to inform and support funeral directors. In theory, this should be a valuable resource—something that keeps us connected, updated, and empowered in our work. In practice, however, the content often feels misaligned with the realities of our profession. This week’s edition was no…
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Understanding Mourning Colors Across Cultures
Read more: Understanding Mourning Colors Across CulturesMourning clothes are more than fabric. They are a way to show emotion, grief, and respect. Throughout history and across cultures, the colors people wear during loss have held deep meanings. These colors can show sorrow, honor, change, and spiritual beliefs. Each color tells the story of both the person who has died and the…
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