Lodge News
March 27th, 2015
Quentin Edgington, District Manager of Lodge Brothers Feltham was very pleased to be able to welcome Reverend Anne Dollery to her position as the New Vicar of Feltham.
“Feltham is our Head Office Area, and we are so glad that after a long period of time, Reverend Dollery has become the new Vicar of Feltham. I’m sure she will do a fantastic job of looking after our many families in the area.’
Reverend ...
March 21st, 2015
Ashford branch of Lodge Brothers endeavoured to raise funds for ‘Marie Curie Cancer Care’ over the recent Mother’s Day weekend.
By asking people to buy a daffodil badge – the symbol of MCCC – and placing it in the window with their loved one’s name, Sandra Nuttall and Sue Pursey took donations for the charity.
It was a very simple but effective way of remembering those mums who had died. The ribbons and...
March 17th, 2015
Lodge Brothers staff remembered those Mothers no longer with us by displaying flowers and a beautiful poem in the branch windows, inviting all to come in and share their special memories.
District Manager Bill Wilde said “It is a special time of year to celebrate our Mothers, and at Lodge Brothers we wanted to be able to offer the local community the chance to remember those who are no longer with us. Mums may have...
March 17th, 2015
Lodge Brothers staff remembered those Mothers no longer with us by displaying flowers and a beautiful poem in the branch windows, inviting all to come in and share their special memories.
District Manager Bill Wilde said “It is a special time of year to celebrate our Mothers, and at Lodge Brothers we wanted to be able to offer the local community the chance to remember those who are no longer with us. Mums may have...
March 16th, 2015
Lodge Brothers staff remembered those Mothers no longer with us by displaying flowers and a beautiful poem in the branch windows, inviting all to come in and share their special memories.
District Manager Bill Wilde said “It is a special time of year to celebrate our Mothers, and at Lodge Brothers we wanted to be able to offer the local community the chance to remember those who are no longer with us. Mums may have...
