C. Edward Mason, author of Good Grief for Now and Later
ABOUT THE AUTHOR

C. Edward Mason

Author of Good Grief for Now and Later: Understanding Grief and Renewal

C. Edward Mason writes from years of experience supporting people through grief, loss, and bereavement. An ordained deacon at Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago and a retired financial planner, Mason has spent many years learning about mortuary science and helping individuals and families navigate some of life’s most difficult moments.

In Good Grief for Now and Later, Mason approaches the subject of death and mourning with compassion, honesty, wisdom, and even humor. Drawing from his experiences surrounding hundreds of funerals and the stories of people who have faced the loss of loved ones, he offers readers practical perspective on grief and the journey toward renewal.

His message is ultimately one of help, hope, healing, and renewal—whether readers are currently grieving, supporting someone who is, or preparing themselves for the inevitable losses that are part of life.

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Paperback ISBN 979-8-9862460-0-0
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REVIEWS & PRAISE

Praise for Good Grief for Now and Later

Readers and professionals praise C. Edward Mason’s compassionate, thoughtful, and accessible approach to understanding grief, mourning, healing, and renewal.

“A stellar resource.”

Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III praises Mason for providing an important resource on grief and loss. He particularly recognizes the value of adding a meaningful perspective to grief literature that can serve readers and communities navigating loss.

Rev. Dr. Otis Moss III Senior Pastor
Trinity United Church of Christ

“The book was a page turner for me.”

Thurman Chisholm describes how Mason’s writing changed the way he approached a subject he had previously avoided. He found himself laughing, becoming emotional, reflecting deeply, and ultimately feeling better prepared to face the realities of grief and death.

Thurman Chisholm Retired Educator & Social Worker
Chicago Public Schools

Thought-provoking, personal, and hopeful.

Jenny Dilts highlights Mason’s use of personal stories and thought-provoking questions to illustrate how individual the grieving process can be. She especially appreciates the book’s emphasis on reflection, mourning traditions, and discovering silver linings while moving toward renewal.

Jenny Dilts Founder, Grieving Coach
Host, Share Your Story
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