04/01/2026
We love seeing the heart behind Cadence and the meaningful work they’ve been doing for families.
As a small, family-owned funeral home, we deeply believe in what they offer. The days and months following a loss can feel overwhelming, and having guidance through estate matters and paperwork can make such a difference.
Cadence walks alongside families in a way that is practical, supportive, and truly needed. We are grateful to be able to offer their services to the families we serve.🌿
Today marks 6 years of Cadence.
Six years of building something that, at one point, didn’t exist because it felt impossible.
After losing her mom, Rachel quickly saw what families go through behind the scenes; the calls, the paperwork, the accounts, the systems no one understands.
Not one process, thousands.
Banks. Government. Telecom. Social media.
All different. All complex. All falling on families in the middle of grief.
And no one had solved it.
So she started mapping it out one call, one process, one system at a time.
Years of figuring out something most people never even see.
Before Cadence was a platform, it was Rachel sitting at kitchen tables with families manually filling out forms, preparing envelopes, walking through it with them step by step.
Because this was never just about building technology.
It was about making the impossible feel manageable for families when they need it most.
The first funeral home to believe in that vision?
Saskatoon Funeral Home and Morgan Edwards, who had supported Rachel’s own family years earlier.
A full circle moment that still means everything today.
Six years later, Cadence has grown into something bigger than what Rachel first imagined, not just supporting the administrative side, but helping funeral homes extend care far beyond the service.
Because you can’t take away grief, but you can change how supported families feel within it.
And that’s what continues to drive everything.
To the funeral directors who see this every day, who know how heavy it can be for families, and who believe there’s a better way to support them.
Thank you for being part of this.
And to everyone who believed in something that didn’t exist yet, thank you for helping make it possible.
