I’m Tracey, a nationally recognized death doula, companion animal death doula, funeral professional, deathcare educator, and public speaker. For more than twenty years, I've supported people and the animals they love through dying and death, with a focus on Queer and companion animal end-of-life care. Through education, advocacy, and community-centered lens, I strive to make deathcare more accessible, inclusive, and affirming. My work is grounded in a simple but profound belief:
Deathcare is community care.
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Documents & Directives
Companion Animal Care
Queer End-of-Life Care
Speaking & Education
Tracey Walker (she/hers)
MY DEATHCARE APPROACH
Death is not something that happens to us, it is something we can move through together. I believe that how we approach the end of life shapes not just our final days, but the way we live the ones before them.
Because death is unique and personal, I am dedicated to being an advocate, making sure your wishes are acknowledged and accomplished.
It can be difficult to navigate the emotional and practical aspects that come with the challenge of preparing for the end of life - be it your own, your biological or chosen family or beloved pet.
Deathcare is community care.
And you do not have to navigate it alone.
We acknowledge the land and labor of this, the homeland of the Three Fires Council: Chippewa, Ottawa, and Potawatomi people whose connection to this land we honor and whose presence we respect.