Fournier willingly offers services as grand and complex as families want. The $15-billion-a-year death-care industry in America has bloated into a financially onerous, emotionally fraught, sometimes ethically problematic operation: pumping our dead full of toxic chemicals, selling us expensive caskets, and sending off our departed in unfamiliar rooms replete with organ music and fake marble. She is also working in the funeral business, and working to change it. Fournier is married, with a 6-year-old daughter. Plus you’ll probably never get a date because it’s creepy!”
“You’re probably going to change your mind because you’re only 18 years old. “That’s not a good idea,” Fournier recalls her father saying.
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