Diana Camba

Senior Care Concierge

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For the Final Season, and the Family Who Remains

Painting by Diana Camba

Whether you are planning ahead

or standing in the middle of it right now, you do not have to carry this alone.

When you know the final season is getting closer, the questions can come quickly.

Is it time to talk about hospice?
Does everyone know what Mom or Dad wants?
Are the important documents where we can find them?
What decisions should we be making now instead of waiting for a crisis?

You may know this season is coming and still have no idea what you're supposed to do first. You don't have to figure it out alone.

This is a road Diana knows well.

For more than 30 years, Diana worked in the funeral industry, in funeral homes and at her family's cemetery, helping individuals and families understand their options for burial and cremation. For eleven years, she served as a funeral director, guiding more than 1,000 families through the hardest days of their lives.

For three years, twice a month, Diana traveled to where the San Diego Bay meets the open ocean, scattering cremated remains at sea off Point Loma. It is quiet, sacred work she still carries with her.

Drawing on this experience, Diana helps families understand what needs attention now, prepare for the decisions that may be coming, and feel less alone when those decisions have to be made. Some families like to have Diana go to the funeral home to assist the family in the arrangements when the death occurs.

Her experience spans bringing a loved one into the care of the mortuary, preparing them for the family's final goodbye, and supporting the family through the season that follows once the services are over.

You do not have to navigate this alone.

How I Can Help During This Season

Getting clear before decisions become urgent — Sorting through what needs attention, what conversations need to happen, and what your family should prepare for.
Navigating the final season — Understanding hospice and end-of-life options, preparing questions, organizing wishes and information, and helping the family feel less lost as things change.
Preparing for the funeral home — Helping your family understand what decisions may be ahead so you're not encountering everything for the first time after the death.
When a death occurs — Immediate guidance and, when appropriate, in-person funeral-home support.

If You're Earlier in the Journey

When the Death Occurs

Immediate-Need Concierge Support — Personal, experienced guidance the moment a death happens, so your family knows what to do first and is not figuring it out alone.
Arrangements at Funeral Home — If desired, Diana can go with the family to the funeral home, to assist in the arrangements.
Memorial and Ash-Scattering Guidance — Thoughtful support planning a memorial or scattering ceremony that reflects your family's wishes.

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Testimonials

“Before having Diana beside me, I was carrying an enormous weight of grief, responsibility, and uncertainty. I often felt completely alone. Diana didn't just listen from a distance, she witnessed my journey firsthand, walking beside me as I cared for my mother through declining health, navigated end-of-life decisions, and faced the loss of both of my parents. Her support was both emotional and practical. She helped me trust my own instincts and make decisions that felt right for me. Most of all, she made me feel less alone.”

— Liza C.