About  Us

Understand our mission and core focus areas

At BONAVENTURE, we are passionately dedicated to crafting meaningful tributes for those who have passed. We believe that every life deserves to be honored in a way that reflects its unique journey.

Our mission is to provide families with a compassionate service that celebrates their loved ones in some of nature's most breathtaking settings, allowing for a serene farewell.

With years of experience in planning heartfelt and complex events, we understand the importance of these moments. We take great care in ensuring that each ceremony is personalized, respectful, and aligned with the wishes of the family. Our team approaches every scattering with deep respect and sensitivity, guiding you through the process with empathy and support.

We recognize that losing a loved one is an incredibly challenging experience, and we are here to help lighten that burden. At BONAVENTURE, we strive to make the process simple and affordable, ensuring that honoring your loved one doesn’t come with added stress. You can trust that we will handle every detail with the utmost care, creating a space for reflection and remembrance. We are committed to delivering a heartfelt tribute that honors your loved one's legacy while being accessible to all families.

Areas of Expertise

  • Certified Charter & Sailing Captains

  • Consulting Park Rangers with Historic, Archaeological, Botanic, Soil, wildlife, and Aquatic Specialization

  • Veterans Experience Concierge

  • Event planners with experience supporting high-profile events, including those for the Crowned Prince of Saudi Arabia and celebrity weddings.

  • Mountaineer Expedition Leader: Specializing in Devil’s Tower & Grand Tetons National Park

  • Woodcraft Artisan— For Commemorative Plaques

  • National Parks Operations Manager: Olympic National Park & Zion National Park

  • Wilderness Adventure Guide: Yellowstone & Isle Royale National Park

  • Mt. Rainier Summit Mountaineer

Rocky Mountains National Park
Nature is not a place to visit. It is home.
— Gary Snyder