A New Twist on Home Funerals: Family Involved Deathcare with Trina Wacasey and David Perfito @Eoluniversity
A New Twist on Home Funerals: Family Involved Deathcare with Trina Wacasey and David Perfito  @Eoluniversity
Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
My two guests this week are collaborators who work together to ensure that their clients can access family involved deathcare: Trina Wacasey is an end-of-life doula, home funeral guide and the founder of Creating Honoring Spaces; and David Perfito is the founder of the first alkaline hydrolysis facility in the state of California, White Rose Aqua Cremation. They share how they came to work together in collaboration and how their model can be an inspiration for others to address gaps in deathcare in their communities. Learn more at their websites:
creatinghonoringspaces.com
whiteroseaquacremation.com

This episode includes:
πŸƒ What a home funeral is
πŸ‚ Why a family might consider a home funeral (and why it may not be right for everyone)
πŸƒ Why families need a guide to help them navigate the funeral process
πŸ‚ Trina's "mini mobile suite" for after-death care
πŸƒ How aqua cremation works
πŸ‚ Advantages of aqua cremation (alkaline hydrolysis) over fire cremation
πŸƒ How White Rose Aqua Cremation can serve people wherever they live
πŸ‚ How Trina and David work together even they are located 7 hours apart
πŸƒ How home funerals and eco-friendly disposition go hand-in-hand
πŸ‚ Why this type of collaboration is novel and necessary for forming compassionate communities

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A New Twist on Home Funerals: Family Involved Deathcare with Trina Wacasey and David Perfito

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