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Seizing The Day

Friday, April 27th, 2012

I was very upset when my Grandma passed away because we had always been so close. I used to go to her house every day after school and she was such a kind and fun loving woman. She instilled a very optimistic quality in me and I will always be grateful for that.

The funeral was difficult as we were all very upset. The service was lovely and everything had been perfectly arranged by www.funeralservicerushden.co.uk. My Mum said that they had been incredibly supportive throughout the whole funeral planning process and she was very impressed.

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Re-evaluating My Life

Tuesday, March 20th, 2012

When I got the phone call from my Mum saying that my cousin David had passed away I was devastated. He was only 2 years older than me and we had been very close when we were growing up. He had been ill for a long time and in some ways we were all relieved for him, but it was still very sad for everyone who loved him. The funeral was incredibly moving and the headstone from www.memorialheadstonesworthing.co.uk was a really fitting tribute to someone who had touched a lot of lives.

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Sorting Out The Estate

Thursday, March 8th, 2012

My Uncle Kevin was so popular in our local community and so many people were upset when he passed away. He had so many friends and of course all of us, his family members, were so sad to lose him. He was always the life of the party but he lived a full and happy life so we all sought comfort from that fact. We all wanted to arrange an amazing send off for him so we decided to go all out and make his funeral a grand affair and celebration of his life. We arranged for a horse and carriage www.funeralhorseandcarriagepreston.co.uk to be there on the day to make the funeral even more special.

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My Dad’s House

Thursday, February 23rd, 2012

Even though my family and I had all prepared ourselves for my Dad’s passing, we were all deeply upset when he died. He had been ill for a long time so it was a relief for him, but it was still very hard to deal with. He had already planned his funeral with www.funeraldirectorshitchin.co.uk and they were so helpful and supportive of us through our difficult time. They talked through every aspect of the day with us and made us aware that they were available to talk with us whenever we needed it.

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Inheritance

Tuesday, December 20th, 2011

I have always been very close to my Great Uncle, but I never expected for him to leave me his house in his will. He didn't have children or grandchildren of his own so he took me on as a kind of surrogate grandson. His funeral was a really warm affair that was full of love for a man who would do anything for anybody and always cheered you up. The funeral was arranged by www.funeralservicescoventry.co.uk and they did a great job of capturing his spirit and character. There were a fair few tears, but all in all it was a very fitting tribute to a wonderful man.

The reading of the will was the following week and I couldn't believe that the house had been left to me. He knew that I was having problems buying a house, but I never thought that he would be so kind to leave me his house.

The house is in great shape, the only thing that needed to be replaced was the master bathroom. I went to www.bathroomfittersbattersea.co.uk and they had a fantastic range of bathrooms to choose from. The bathroom has now been fitted and it looks great. I love my new house especially because of all of the memories that it holds.

Car Breakdown

Wednesday, December 7th, 2011

I was on my way to the funeral of a family friend when my car broke down. Luckily I was only a short distance away from www.carserviceswigston.co.uk so they were able to have a look at the problem for me straight away. They said that it was a very simple problem and they would be able to have it fixed within the hour. I was so pleased as I really wanted to pay my respects at the funeral. They were true to their word and I was back on the road in less than an hour.

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Life Goes On

Wednesday, November 16th, 2011

I think the hardest thing about funerals for me personally is having to go back to life as usual after such sad and difficult occasions. I went down to Swindon a couple of weeks ago for the funeral of an old friend of mine and it was a very sad day for every one there. She was ill for some time but we had all hoped that she would recover. She was always so full of life so it was very hard to say goodbye to someone who was so loved. The funeral was sad but also very moving because of the amazing job that www.funeraldirectorsswindon.co.uk did. They were very attentive to what the family wanted and I was very impressed by all of the help that they gave us all.

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Panels and stone are fitting tributes

Wednesday, November 2nd, 2011

Choosing a memorial stone for a lost loved one can be a difficult thing to do. For some people, it becomes a symbol of the person they have lost, and a place to visit when they are really missing them. It’s hard to imagine how you can represent someone with a stone, but when my uncle died, my aunty managed to choose a stone that really did him justice. She used http://www.memorialstonescroydon.co.uk and was able to create a memorial that really suited her late husband. There were so many different styles, colours and materials; she was able to design something that felt really personal. Now when she visits the grave, she really feels as if it is a special place dedicated to my uncle. My uncle was always a green campaigner. He always said he wanted to have solar panels on the roof of his house, but never quite got around to organising it.

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Funeral and puppy aid grieving process

Tuesday, November 1st, 2011

When my friend lost her husband, she was, unsurprisingly, unable to function for a while. The prospect of trying to organise his funeral filled her with panic and dread. She felt completely unable to deal with all the practicalities. I went with her to http://www.funeraldirectorsdebden.co.uk and between us, we helped her through the process. The funeral directors were happy to do everything, and all my friend needed to do was talk to them about what she wanted at the funeral.

The staff were obviously highly experienced and dealt with my friend in an extremely calm and sensitive way. They took as much pain out of the process as possible and made everything really personal. In the end, the funeral was so well organised, I think it was good for my friend. I think it really helped with the grieving process.

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Funeral conversations

Tuesday, November 1st, 2011

I attended the funeral of a work colleague recently and was very impressed with the way the event had been organised. I have only attended a funeral once before, and that was my granddad’s funeral a long time ago. I was young then and cannot remember that much about it. My colleague’s funeral was organised by http://www.funeraldirectorsbenfleet.co.uk. I was amazed how they had managed to make the event so personal. Every detail had been chosen with his personality in mind and it was a very fitting tribute. I spoke to members of his family afterwards and they said they were very pleased with the funeral company. They were given the opportunity to add so many personal touches and they felt the process helped them to grieve. It was a very large affair, with family traveling from all over the country and many work colleagues attending as well.

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