Lodge News
December 9th, 2015
Lodge Brothers of Sunbury and Shepperton held their Annual Service of Remembrance at St Mary’s Church Sunbury on Sunday 6th December.
The church was full, the music was superb and it was probably our best service ever.
Mrs. S from Sunbury said ‘It was a beautiful and moving Remembrance Service.’
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December 4th, 2015
J.Monk & Sons Funeral Directors of Guildford held their Annual Carol Service of Remembrance on Saturday 28th November at United Reformed Church, Guildford, and were delighted to welcome clients past and present.
Led by Rev Phillip Jones and Father Alex Hill, the service was specifically arranged for those who had suffered a bereavement in the last 3 years. The service was supported by the Almac Bisley Brass Band. Du...
November 11th, 2015
Cobham branch of Lodge Brothers, along with many other branches in the region, have commemorated Remembrance Day with a an eye-catching window display featuring the Union Flag, a poppy wreath and texts from the era.
District Manager Paul Bye commented, “It is of utmost importance that days like today are marked with due respect, and all of our branches across the region have done so with some fantastic window...
November 11th, 2015
Susan and Lodge Brothers are very grateful to Neville and Janette Lazenby for the generous contribution of their time and the articles on loan displayed in the Woking branch window.
Mr Lazenby wanted to create the display to thank Lodge Brothers Funeral Directors of Goldsworth Road, for the way they looked after his son Steven after he died of a brain tumour in January 2012. Neville and his wife Janette have remaine...
November 10th, 2015
Lodge Brothers of West Byfleet have been remembering the armed forces this Remembrance Day – not only the men but also the animals as demonstrated by the window display pictured.
Branch Arranger Annie Mackender said; “Whilst we honour our fallen in all wars, and it is right and proper that we should, it is often overlooked how many animals of all shapes and sizes lost their lives in the service of their count...
