Breakfast, Lunch, or Dinner with the Owners of Frey-Fetsock Funeral Home -- John Fetsock and Meg Welker!
Year after year, this dynamic duo shows up for The Cooperage Project — on stage, behind the scenes, and now, apparently, from beyond the veil of polite dinner conversation. This year, they're offering something you can't get anywhere else in Wayne County: a sit-down meal (their treat) with two people who talk about death for a living (and who are also two of the most delightful and kind humans!).
Come with a practical agenda — pre-planning, pricing, options. Or come with the questions you'd never ask at dinner like what actually happens during embalming? Bring whatever mix of wholesome and unhinged curiosity you've got — nothing's off-limits, and nothing fazes them.
Come with a practical agenda — pre-planning, pricing, options. Or come with the questions you'd never ask at dinner like what actually happens during embalming? Bring whatever mix of wholesome and unhinged curiosity you've got — nothing's off-limits, and nothing fazes them.
Bid generously. It's not every day "funeral planning" is the most fascinating item at the auction — and every dollar goes straight to Cooperage programs.
$265 - 2 bids
Minimum Bid Increment:
$15
Value:
priceless
Donated By:
Meg Welker and John Fetsock