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Kari the Mortician. @KaritheMortician. •. 124K subscribers • 1.1K videos. I have been a licensed funeral director for 20 years and have worked in the funeral business for 27 years. It is...
Kari the Mortician. 14,373 likes · 1,231 talking about this. I have been a licensed funeral director/embalmer for for 21 years.
67K Followers, 1,088 Following, 1,954 Posts - Kari the Mortician (@kari_the_mortician) on Instagram: "👩👧👧 Mama bear 💻YouTuber @ Kari the Mortician (120k subs) 🪦Licensed Funeral Director & Embalmer 📚 Mortuary School Adjunct Professor".
I’m Kari Northey, a licensed funeral director, embalmer, and educator. With almost three decades of experience in the funeral business, I have a passion to help others maneuver through the funeral process and help families find the comfort, peace, and transparency they are seeking.
Are you afraid of dead people?! How can you be alone in the dark of a funeral home with dead people there?! Kari the Mortician responds to this frequently asked question! @KaritheMortician...
I’m Kari Northey, a licensed funeral director, embalmer, and educator. With almost three decades of experience in the funeral business, I have a passion to help others maneuver through the funeral process and help families find the comfort, peace, and transparency they are seeking.
20 years as a licensed funeral director/embalmer/mortician have given me, Kari the Mortician, so many memorable moments. Here are 20 of the top ones that cam...
💻YouTuber @ Kari the Mortician (120k subs) 🪦Licensed Funeral Director & Embalmer 📚 Mortuary School Adjunct Professor
Michael and Kari The Mortician (@Kari_the_mortician) talk about how bodies look after 20+ years under ground, decapitation, & explosive caskets. They dive into some new thoughts on the future of funeral service, how to make the most out of arrangements, and her huge YouTube following.
A throwback to one of my most viewed videos…an Embalming Room Tour. In this video I did a tour of the embalming room in a funeral home. I showed examples of the instruments, tools, and positioning pieces used in this process. Which part did you find most interesting?!
