The PassingOn Collective is a spiritually grounded group that’s working for positive legacy, holistic healing, and genuine connection. We specialize in the co-creative process, which means we’re part of your village, too.
Our facilitators are trained in spiritual care, grief literacy, cooperative work, narrative design, and community building. We’ve helped groups, caregivers, individuals, and families to understand their unique experiences of loss and grief, and carve out a path toward renewal.
Co-Founders
Argerie Vasilakes, MEd MPOD is a community and organizational design leader, weaving strategy with care to help groups flourish. Trained in Positive Organization Development (Case Western Reserve University) and Adult Education (Cleveland State University), she has guided culture change and grief work by strengthening the village of support in both for-profit and mission-oriented communities. In March 2026, her co-authored book chapter, Early Innovators for Environmental Sustainability, will be published — it describes her role centering well-being in a company’s sustainability efforts. As a community radio producer early in her career, Argerie learned how to get to the essence of people’s personal stories — a skill she brings to her listening and writing.
Priscilla Callos, MDiv BCC (ret.) CT is a thanatologist and chaplain, with degrees in English from The Ohio State University and Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology, and an executive certificate in Social Innovation Design from the University of Pennsylvania. Her experience in palliative and end-of-life work spans the country: she brought her brand of empathy, creativity, and offbeat ritual to patients and staff alike in Burlington (Vt.), Boston, Cleveland, Columbus, and San Francisco. She currently works with an archdiocesan initiative to make Eastern Orthodox religious spaces more accessible to disabled and neurodivergent people. In a past life, Priscilla was a barista and a party thrower; now, she hosts kitchen dance parties for her spouse and two kids.
Ambassadors
Linda M. Krasienko, M.A. COTA/L LPM (she/her) is a lifelong community advocate, developer, and relationship-builder, working in direct care with people in crisis. She is the founder of A Place for Us Development and the nonprofit It’s About Us, both based in Cleveland, Ohio, focusing on the needs of the senior LGBTQ+ community.