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• A Dying Business

  

  One upon a time, a young woman walked into a funeral home in Queens, New York. She needed an after-school job to earn some money, while she worked her way through college, and the funeral home was hiring. She had dreams of one day becoming a great writer. Well, if not a great one, at […]

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  May 13, 2021

  Alexandra Mosca, Care of the Dead, defaming funeral service, Female Funeral Directors, Funeral History, Funerals, Mortuary School, Mourning, Sacred Rituals, The Morte Girls, Traditional Funeral, Uncategorized

  A dying business, Alexandra Kathryn Mosca, Alexandra Mosca, death and the city, Death Expert, deathcare expert, famousfuneraldirectors, Female Funeral Directors, funeral blog, funeral expert, Funeral Industry, influentialfuneraldirectors, The Morte Girls, womeninfuneralservice

• A Funeral Home Director’s View of the Pandemic

  

  A Funeral Home Director’s View of the Pandemic In this article I wrote for Next Avenue, three seasoned, and respected, NYC funeral directors shared their thoughts and experiences with me. They were hard to hear, and even harder to write about, but such is the reality in these dark days. Funeral directors are doing all […]

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  April 27, 2020

  Alexandra Mosca, COVID-19, Death, Sacred Rituals, Uncategorized

  Alexandra Kathryn Mosca, COVID, famousfuneraldirectors, femalefuneraldirector, Funeral Director, Funeral Industry, influentialfuneraldirectors, Next Avenue, womeninfuneralservice