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17Nov/140

Lodge Brothers Remembrance Day Displays

Lodge Brothers branches throughout the UK such as Funeral Directors Ashford, Funeral Directors Feltham, Funeral Directors Woking Commemorated Remembrance Day each in their own unique way.

November 5th, 2014

Cecil Newling are commemorating Remembrance Day with a patriotic window display. Many passers-by have commented on the eye-catching display.

Lodge Brothers Remembrance Day Displays

Here we have Cobham branch’s patriotic window display for Remembrance Day, which marked the end of World War I at the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month.

Remembrance Day Display at G.Boutell & Son

Linda Bowyer, our Funeral Arranger at G.Boutell in Byfleet, has written a wonderful poem to display in the branch window as part of the Remembrance Day display.

Also featured are excerpts from a book entitled ‘Last Letters Home’ which show the incredible emotion felt by the servicemen that fought for our country during World War I.

Lines of poppies in a row

Easy in the breeze they blow

Soldiers, sailors, and airmen in earth they rest

Their medals clasped tightly to their chest

Winter, summer, autumn and spring

Eternal rest to all, the birds do sing

Flags at half-mast in respect fly

Old comrades in arms, they cry

Remembrance Day, November each and every year

Grateful to those we hold so dear

Eagerly the people stop to bow, low

Time to remember the fallen, tears flow

Lodge Brothers are the family you can turn to in time of grief. Click here for more information Funeral Directors Chertsey and Funeral Directors Englefield Green

8Sep/140

Talented young individuals gymnastic display

Lodge Brothers pride themselves not only in offering a professional dedicated funeral services throughout but their involvement in the community is of utmost important to the staff of Lodge Brothers. Lodge Brothers funeral directors Twickenham feel it important to show their support for both young and old within the community. Read what they have been doing recently:

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Following on from last year’s The Langley Cup, E.A.Langley recently helped organise a gymnastic display at The City of London Gymnastic Club, Harrow Road, London where all the medals and trophies for the participants were supplied by the Funeral Directors.

The City of London Gymnastics Club holds classes for boys and girls over the age of 3 years old, who attend full time school. The sessions are run by fully qualified BGA coaching staff, and the children take part in displays and enter competitions both internal and external.

Paul Bye, District Manager for E A Langley is married to a former Gymnast and was keen to offer the Children of City of London club the incentive to excel and be recognised for excellence. So, when approached by the club Paul, was only too pleased to supply these medals and trophies.

Click here to find out some of the other initiatives Lodge Brother has been involved with, also to find out more about the services they offer such as floral tributes Twickenham and arrange a funeral Twickenham.

1Jul/130

Lodge Brothers funeral planning made simple

Planning ahead with a PrePaid Funeral Plan will ensure your family wont face any extra cost or worries when the time comes. 

One of the key benefits of a Pre Paid Funeral Plan is being able to purchase and secure a funeral at today's prices. This then protects your family and loved ones from any rising funeral costs.

We have seen funeral costs rise, year on year so it makes sense to put plans together at the current rate.

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22Jun/130

Funeral planning made simple

On Saturday 15th June, Jill Palmer Funeral Arranger for Lodge Brothers in Windsor, took part in a 6.5 mile sponsored walk in aid of the Thames Valley Hospice.
Approximately 100 people took part, with a good mix of young and old. Most people had a story to tell about their reasons for participating – most seemed to have a personal connection with cancer and reflected on the impact it had on their lives.
Jill walked in memory of her two brothers, who both died of cancer in childhood.
She explained, “For me, the memory of Christopher and Antony are still as vivid as ever.  It is really good to see how families now have more opportunity to make a difference with events such as these.
I’m pleased that survival rates are better than ever, and the palliative care offered by the hospice movement is making a real difference to the lives of so many.”
“Despite their sad circumstances, family members were able to show a great deal of positivity, which is a great motivator to anyone who is currently dealing with the disease.”
Jill raised a total of £80 for the hospice. Well Done Jill!

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