Our Team

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Ben Cullen

Co-Founder & Business Manager

Ben is a co-founder of Cullen Funerals and the lead funeral director. His background spans funeral directing, celebrancy, events and logistics, and emergency service management, giving him a strong ability to bridge the emotional and practical realities families face when someone dies.

He's known for slowing situations down, explaining things clearly, and taking the pressure off families when decisions feel overwhelming. As a co-founder, Ben is focused on building a funeral home where families always come before process, and where no funeral is ever rushed, impersonal, or sales-driven.

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Rebecca Peters

Co-Founder & Operations Manager

Rebecca is a co-founder of Cullen Funerals and leads operations and family support. Before entering funeral care, she spent 17 years as a criminal defence lawyer, an experience that shaped her steady, detail-focused approach and genuine sense of advocacy for the people she works with.

Rebecca manages the practical and behind-the-scenes details with care and precision, ensuring families feel supported, understood, and never rushed.

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Allison Mauzy

Death Doula & End of Life Coach

Allison is a trained Death Doula. She brings a deeply human approach to end-of-life care, supporting families not just with the logistics of a funeral, but with the emotional reality of losing someone they love.

As a Death Doula, Allison is trained to walk alongside families before, during, and after death, offering presence, guidance, and compassion at every step. She is often the first point of contact for families reaching out to us, and the steady, caring presence they remember most.