Funeral Celebrations ~
Welcome,
The loss of a loved one is one of the hardest moments in life we will ever have to endure. The mixture of emotions you travel through in the following days, weeks and months become a blur; you function only, not live.
It is OK to grieve, cry and mourn the loss of your loved one at these times. It is a natural emotion that comes as a result of the great love you shared with your loved one now departed. If there was no love, there would be no immense pain and sorrow.
The sadness you feel is partly because you are left behind while your loved one is starting a journey where it is not your time to follow just yet.
A funeral service is a time to celebrate the life your loved one had here on earth with you and all your family and friends. A time to remember the special moments and occasions you shared, the funny and the not so funny moments, with love and fond memories.
I know at my Mothers funeral when I delivered her Eulogy, there were intense moments but my family and I included some funny memories as well, which resulted in a lot of laughing at Mums expense. This was mirroring Mums life while she was alive and epitomized her true character as she would have wanted to be remembered.
It is not showing any disrespect to the person departed but is sharing the "Whole Picture" of this wonderful persons life; that she had lived!
We will work closely with you to produce a Funeral Service that reflects your loved ones life allowing their life to be celebrated with love, great memories and dignity.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you,
Deborah and Sandy.
In loving memory of ~My late Mum. Mum is in the wheelchair at her eldest Grandsons, my eldest sons wedding with my Dad and daughter~in~law, Saturday 24/02/2007.
She lived each day as it came and set herself small goals. This was one of the goals she was looking forward to achieving, being there with all of us to enjoy this ocassion.
She passed away at 8.15pm on Saturday 07/04/2007 at Korumburra.
Love you Mum always, Deborah xx!
