Past Death and Donuts Newsletters

Newsletter dated September 15, 2025, titled 'Death in Mind - Volume 1'. Features a skeleton in a green outdoor setting, with sections discussing contemplations, resources, and actions related to grief, pet loss, and burial options.
A newsletter cover titled "Death in Mind ~ Volume 2" dated October 20, 2025. It features a photograph of hands holding soil with small bones or fragments in it. The newsletter discusses topics related to end-of-life planning, obituaries, environmental impact, and long-term care.
A newsletter titled 'Death in Mind ~ Volume 3' dated November 17, 2025. It features an autumn scene with a path through a forest with red, orange, and yellow leaves. Sections include contemplations, resources with a link to a webpage and a podcast, and a call to action encouraging writing an obituary and reviewing support resources.
A newsletter dated December 15, 2025, titled 'Death in Mind ~ Volume 4'. The main image shows a group of people around a dining table reaching for drinks, with various dishes of food and a centerpiece of flowers. The newsletter includes sections on contemplation topics, resources, and a call to action about holiday and new year reflections.
A newsletter cover page titled 'Newsletter' dated January 19, 2026, Volume 5, with a photo of a hand pointing at brain scan images on a lightbox. The newsletter includes sections titled 'Contemplations', 'Resources', and 'Call to Action' discussing mental health, habits, and life longevity.
Newsletter cover page titled 'Death in Mind - Volume 7' dated March 16, 2026. Features a photo of a family portrait and sections with topics related to death, ancestors, and peace, including discussion prompts, resources, and a call to action about thinking on loved ones and family history.

Thank you to everyone who came out despite storm warnings! To those who couldn’t make it, we will see you next time!

Special Welcome to our new visitor Sue-Anne. We are grateful for your perspectives and contributions in the areas of wandering when you are lost, and international dance communities (there’s a link in the newsletter).

Thank you to Mary-Anne who read Love Letter from the Afterlife for us all. I won’t leave all the tissues in the car next time! Andrea Gibson has assured us they will never be forgotten.

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