Lanae Stovers on why every funeral should tell a story
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Lanae Stovers on why every funeral should tell a story
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This week, it's great to welcome Lanae Strovers onto the podcast. Lanae serves as the trainer for the National Funeral Directors Association in the US, and delivers the NFDA arranger training suite of education opportunities. She's a first generation funeral director and strives to help families personalise services honouring their loved ones.
She was called to funeral service after the death of a close friend, whose cookie cutter funeral didn't tell his story. She knew there was a better way.
Lanae graduated from Des Moines Area Community College with honors in 2012, and served at Hamiltons Funeral Home for 15 years before joining Caldwell Parrish Funeral Home, where she currently is – both in the state of Iowa. During her time at Hamiltons, she initiated a program for unclaimed remains, gaining national attention.
Lanae is also known for her personalised touch for each family she serves. Turning the funeral home into a baseball field, a gaming room, or a classy runway show with a pianist. Lanae will do whatever she can to help make that service unique and special. Reflecting on who that person was in life. The View is hosted by Malcolm Flanders and brought to you by Golden Leaves.