Lodge News
July 21st, 2014
Lodge Brothers of Feltham recently conducted the funeral of t/l Hayden Mputa, a little boy who loved Spiderman. The funeral arrangements therefore had a Spiderman theme, with a horse drawn hearse decorated in the colours of red white and blue. The crew all wore red ties, the horses wore red plumes and their drapes showed illustrations of the character.
Dora Manning, our Funeral Arranger at Feltham branch, said, ‘Ha...
July 21st, 2014
As with all branches in the region, Lodge Brothers at Cobham are commemorating the Centenary Anniversary of the onset of World War 1 with a patriotic window display, featuring memorabilia from the era, newspaper cuttings, posters and photographs.
District Manager Keith Hopkins said, “It’s very important that we uphold the memory of those who lost their lives fighting for the freedom of the country. Our br...
July 20th, 2014
As part of their ongoing community projects, Lodge Brothers in Hanworth were very proud to be able to sponsor the Dog Show in the Bedfont & Hanworth Carnival recently.
Quentin Edgington, District Manager explained, “Despite the weather the show was a resounding success and we were pleased to be a part of this fantastic local event. The Best Rescue Dog in the Show was found in the bottom of a drain and was lo...
July 18th, 2014
Quentin Edgington, District Manager of Lodge Brothers at Sunbury said, ‘We are very pleased to have enhanced the street outside our premises in Sunbury with a wonderful floral display. Many people have commented that the whole area is looking much more attractive.’
Photo shows Quentin Edgington District Manager and Mia Taylor Branch Arranger at Sunbury.
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July 17th, 2014
Local Minister, Reverend Geoff Price is leaving Bedfont after nearly ten years of service as Vicar of St. Mary’s Bedfont.
District Manager Quentin Edgington, said, ‘It has been a privilege to work with Reverend Geoff Price, and he has served the Bedfont community exceptionally well.’
Jean Farris one of the Funeral Arrangers at Bedfont Branch added, ‘Nothing was ever to much trouble for Reverend Price. Both ...
