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I originally became a Minister to provide couples who may not financially be able to have the lavished dream wedding still very memorable service. As time went on I found myself being asked to provide a memorial services. I was very nervous, I was honored that they requested me on just an occasion. There was fear of not honoring the deceased as they or the family would have wished. I have found that my clients were extremely happy with the services and feel that it’s important to be able to proved family/friends with a sense of peace. As much as I do enjoy performing weddings I find more fulfillment out of proving comfort to those who lost someone dear to them. Being able to minister no matter the service as brought be great pride and has helped me evolve personally.

Upstate NY

My wish is for people will spread kindness to one another. I have always remembered the Golden Rule “Treat others how you wish to be treated.” I at times failed that rule, however; it was a lesson I was meant to learn. Everyone comes from a different walk of life but in the end we are still equal. Let’s see one another not for our socioeconomic value but for who we are as individuals.

I believe there is a higher power and I believe it’s God. I do not practice within the walls of a church. I practice independently, just myself and the lord. We’re all allowed to have our own thoughts about religion and I respect all everyone no matter their beliefs.

The things that make ceremonies special is getting to know the people on a personal level. Assisting and allowing individuals to feel a sense of comfort and safety with you.

That with every service I provide I attempt to promote a time for connection with not only those whom the service is attended for but for each person that is attending the service. I wish for everyone to find something special within the service to connect to.