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GBAM Spring Event
Sunday, May 7 2pm
Join us and our special guest in a conversation about Green Burial, at our Quarterly Event on Zoom.
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Emily B. Miller is a licensed mortician and founder of Colorado's first environmental Burial Preserve.
Join in the conversation on Zoom and share your questions and comments at the Q&A session following her remarks.
THIS Sunday, May 7
2-3:30pm
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Emily was working as a funeral home manager when she perceived a need in the market for a different type of cemetery with a native habitat mission.
Opening a cemetery also opened a dialogue between the community and funeral service providers about what these services should look like, and Emily now advocates for a greener industry through education and outreach.
She also volunteers on the Board of Directors of the Green Burial Council in the role of assisting funeral homes through the certification process, in the process hearing perspectives from participating funeral service providers across the United States and Canada.
Register now and join in the conversation!
Sunday, May 7 2-3:30pm ET on Zoom
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Green Burial has been in the news lately!
GBAM President Jennifer Downs was a guest
on WYPR's Midday program.
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GBAM
at the Waverly Market
Green Burial supports Earth-friendly options for a natural, simple and dignified burial.
Green Burial is environmentally friendly -
no embalming, no concrete vault in the ground,
uses non-toxic biodegradable casket/shroud, and the land remains in its natural state.
Come by our booth to visit & discuss this Earth-friendly option.
GBAM booth at the Waverly Market
Saturday May 20
And visit our website to learn more and to volunteer to help get the word out about Green Burial.
greenburialmaryland.org
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HAPPY SPRING!
GBAM will continue the legacy programs and procedures that have served us well, and we're gearing up for healthy growth and expansion.
We're forming committees to actively engage in the promotion of Green Burial.
What are your questions or concerns about Green Burial?
How can you contribute to GBAM?
We'd like to hear your ideas about how to amplify the Green Burial message in Maryland and more broadly.
Register now for Sunday's meeting.
Join in the conversation!
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