Author Archives: Huyen Do (Marketing Assistant, SevenPonds)

Suzette Airs on a Local Palo Alto TV Show

Suzette shares her futuristic vision of death, the last taboo, with Palo Alto talk show host Henrietta

Last month, our founder, Suzette Sherman, appeared on local Palo Alto talk show, “Talking with Henrietta” which aired in 5 cities surrounding Palo Alto, California. Suzette spoke candidly about how she and the rest of SevenPonds team are working tirelessly to … Continue reading

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Teenage Youtube Makeup Star Talia Joy Castellano Dies From Cancer

She made a bucket list that her fans continue to help her fulfill after her death

Thirteen-year-old Talia Joy Castellano passed away from cancer on Tuesday morning. The young Youtube sensation had been battling neuroblastoma and leukemia for six years, during a time in which she created a name for herself by filming makeup tutorials. The Youtube videos … Continue reading

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Choosing to Die at Home – SevenPonds’ ongoing Pondering the Last Taboo talk

An informal chat with SevenPonds: Let's open the conversation on end-of-life!

We at SevenPonds would like to thank everyone who attended our first Pondering the Last Taboo talk. We had very open conversations about the topic of death, and simply had a wonderful time. Our event’s been featured in the local … Continue reading

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Pondering the Last Taboo: Death & Dying

An informal chat with SevenPonds: Let's open the conversation on end-of-life!

Today, April 29th from 5:30 to 7:30, SevenPonds is hosting our very first for-the-public event here at our San Francisco office! We’ll be discussing: * What is advance care directives, POLST, a DNR? * What is a heart will (ethical … Continue reading

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Lotta’s Fountain and the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake

A San Francisco landmark is a poignant reminder of the past

Today marks the 107th anniversary of the Great 1906 San Francisco earthquake. Every year on this day, residents of San Francisco gather around Lotta’s fountain (located at the intersection of Market, Geary and Kearny) to commemorate that moment of silence, right … Continue reading

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 “I will always love you,” By Whitney Houston

Whitney Houston's most famous love song played at her own funeral

Originally written and performed by Dolly Parton, “I will always love you” was shot into international fame in 1992 when  performed by Whitney Houston in the blockbuster movie, ” The Bodyguard.” Crazy enough, twenty years later, “I will always love you” was … Continue reading

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