WHEN A LOVED ONE PASSES AWAY
Knowing what to do when someone passes away is always one of those experiences for which in life we never become an expert in, as most of us will only arrange on average between 1-2 funerals in our lifetime. As well as having to cope emotionally there can seem to be lots of decisions that you have to make in a short period of time.
In the initial days depending on where the person has passed away will depend on what you need to do next and speaking with friends and family or the funeral director is a good way to get advice. It always seems like there is lot’s to do on top of making the initial arrangements and it can be important to give yourself time to make the right decision for you. T e best advice when looking for a funeral is always to shop around to make sure you get the service which you are looking for and that is right for you.
T ere will be many people who are there to support you from Clergy to Civil Celebrants, Grief counselling as well as your initial contact with the funeral director you choose.
On this page are funeral services available to you in the local community.
Andrew Phillips Independent Funeral Directors
FUNERAL SERVICES E B Memorials
Local Family Business Caring for your grief.
• Bespoke Designs A Speciality • Large Range Of Vases & Stones Available • Easy Access Showroom • Home Visits Available
Caring for you and your family
• Private Chapel of Rest • Traditional Funerals
• Natural Burials & Green Funerals
• Peace of Mind for a Personalised Prepaid Funeral Plan
De Lys, Wells Road, Malvern WR14 4JL Serving Malvern and the T ree Counties
For friendly, caring advice call us on Tel. 01684 563983
www.phillipsfuneralservices.co.uk 56
• 24 hour Dedicated Service Funeral Plans • Monumental Masons
Prepaid available from
£2,850
2 Checketts Lane,Worcester, WR3 7JN
www.ebmemorials.com
01905 452 319 Funeral Service Hollands
A caring and sensitive 24hr service
71 Barnards Green Road Malvern
Malvenr, Worcs, WR14 3LS Tel. 01684 575343
Part of Dignity LTd. A British Company
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