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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New York’s funeral homes have always held remarkable stories—some solemn, some surprising, all deeply human. And unearthing old stories from the colorful early days of funeral service in NYC is one of my writing pleasures. This month in American Funeral Director, I explore one of the most colorful: Winterbottom & Sons on Sixth Avenue. It’s…

Here’s a confession: we often struggle with what to share on social media. We believe in educating the public about funeral service and why #funeralsmatter, but we’re equally committed to maintaining the dignity of the work. What we won’t do is join the growing chorus using funeral service for shock value, entertainment, or attention. The…

Today’s post is a fun one—an unexpected mix of Hollywood lore, cemetery history, and the quiet, behind‑the‑scenes world of funeral service. It’s the kind of story I love sharing: a reminder that even in the most familiar places, there are always hidden corners, surprising connections, and lives whose legacies continue to ripple outward in ways…

Why funeral service keeps getting misrepresented — and why we shouldn’t stay quiet about it. There’s a new documentary –Death Boom — making the rounds, and if you work in funeral service, you’ve probably already seen the tagline. It’s the kind of line that makes you stop mid‑scroll, blink twice, and wonder whether anyone involved…









