Our Team

Sarah
Sarah previously worked as a doctor and then with adults with learning difficulties. She has a husband and two young children and enjoys exploring on foot and bicycle. She believes ardently that we would all benefit from speaking about death and dying more openly so that we are better able to support ourselves and our loved ones in life and death.

Dave
Dave previously lived and worked in America, supporting underprivileged children from the Twin Cities in Minnesota to access outdoor youth programs. He then went on to join Sarah in working with both children and adults with learning difficulties. Dave has a golden Labrador, called Wilson (who is also part of the team), whom he and his wife explore the surrounding countryside with.

Jade
Jade has previously worked within administrative and finance positions and has similar responsibilities at Full Circle. She has a partner and one child and enjoys long dog walks and nights in. Jade believes that talking about dying and funerals doesn’t have to be morbid and sad and is keen to pass this message on.

Ruth
Like the rest of the team, Ruth has also changed careers having previously been a Microbiologist before joining the Full Circle team. Ruth is particularly aware of the emotional effects of death and passionately believes that everyone’s funeral should be as individual as the person was in life. She has a husband, one child, two cats and a guinea pig and enjoys any time spent with friends and family who are spread far and wide around the country.

Kerry
Kerry previously worked as an Occupational Therapist, specialising in Palliative Care, so is very familiar with supporting people to make important end of life decisions. Kerry feels passionately about helping people to re-engage with death and empowering people to create a funeral which truly reflects the individual and the life they have lived. Kerry has a partner and two young daughters, who keep her busy. She loves to travel and is also undertaking training to become an End Of Life Doula.

Andrew
Andrew joins us having most recently worked with Royal Mail as a postie. Prior to that he spent 17 years as a Methodist minister, so he has a great deal of experience supporting bereaved families and helping them create funeral services that truly reflect their loved ones. This role also included chaplaincy work with a local hospice and with people in recovery from alcohol addiction. Andrew is married, with four adult children and is a keen amateur photographer.

