Golden light over the sand, tidal pools and green headlands at Mothecombe Bay

A LIFE REMEMBERED. A PERSON CELEBRATED.

Every life is more
than one story.

Personal, inclusive funeral ceremonies that honour
the whole person — and all they mean to you.

WITH CARE. WITH WARMTH. WITH YOU. Explore ↓

A LITTLE SPACE TO BE YOURSELF

There is no single way to live a life.
Or to say goodbye.

A life holds so much: the everyday moments, the unexpected adventures, the relationships, the contradictions. The things that made someone unmistakably themselves.

I’m Sharon. I’ll listen to your memories and bring them together into a humanist ceremony that feels personal and true. Whoever you are, whatever your family looks like, there is space for you here.

A listening ear. A steady presence.

HELLO, I’M SHARON

Here to listen.
Here to hold space.

When someone dies, finding the words can feel overwhelming. You don’t need to have it all worked out before we talk.

With 30 years of experience in the performing arts, I bring a thoughtful balance of preparation and presence: writing with care, listening closely and responding to what is needed in the moment.

A little more about me ↗

ONE STEP AT A TIME

We’ll find the words, together.

01 / LISTEN

Start with your memories

We’ll talk at your pace. Big stories, small details, laughter and silence — all are welcome.

02 / GATHER

Make room for every layer

I’ll gather the voices and snapshots that help us honour a whole, unique person.

03 / REMEMBER

Create a ceremony that fits

I’ll shape and hold the ceremony, communicating with those involved so you feel supported along the way.

THE STORY BEHIND MY WORK

Many voices.
One extraordinary life.

When my mother died suddenly, I wanted to celebrate all her layers. She was a complex, unique woman who had touched so many lives.

I reached out to friends and extended family, inviting them to share the anecdotes that captured something of her character. Listening to those different perspectives was beautiful. It showed me how much there is to discover in a person’s life — and that I wanted to make this my work.

My background in performance, and my PhD exploring improvisation in 2004, have shaped the way I listen and respond. I prepare carefully, while leaving room for what each moment needs.

Black and white portrait of Sharon smiling — “Gathering snapshots of a person.
Making space for their whole self.”

WHEN YOU FEEL READY

Let’s start with
a conversation.

You don’t need the right words.
We can begin wherever you are.

Contact details coming soon.

Every life is morethan one story.

There is no single way to live a life.Or to say goodbye.

Here to listen.Here to hold space.