
Kari Northey interview conducted by Joél Maldonado, 2024-06-02
Northey, Kari
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Kari Northey is a funeral director, embalmer, and a mom to two little girls. She has been in the funeral service industry for 30 years and licensed for 22 years. In this interview, Northey shares her COVID-19 experience as a freelance License Funeral Director/Licensed Embalmer at a Kalamazoo, Michigan-based funeral home. She speaks about her relationships with clients pre- and post-COVID, how "saying no" was the norm when funeral professionals strive to be "yes people," and the potential challenges of embalming when the decedent is known to have had COVID-19.
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