Lodge News
June 22nd, 2014
Over 2 years of planning and evaluation came to fruition this month with the launch of a new coaching and training scheme for Chauffeur/Bearers at Lodge Brothers Head Office in Feltham.
The initiative runs parallel to the existing training programme but is much more in depth and allows staff to develop both their skills and their career, and is totally unique to Lodge Brothers.
The scheme has 5 levels matched t...
June 21st, 2014
Steve Knight, funeral arranger at Lodge Brothers Twickenham Branch, recently organised a Tea Dance on behalf of the Mayor of Richmond to raise funds and awareness for her local charities.
Steve said ‘It was great fun arranging the event with the Mayor and a fantastic amount was raised for her charities.’
Quentin Edgington District Manager for Twickenham said, ‘The Mayor of Richmond took part in the Dedication ...
June 19th, 2014
The 70th Anniversary of D-Day was celebrated by Lodge Brothers in West Byfleet with a window display dedicated to the grandfather of a branch client.
William Charles Butler’s name is on the war memorial outside the local church in the centre of West Byfleet as he had been in the Salerno landings in Italy with the British and American forces. This was a huge battle and there is now a war cemetery nearby with 2,0...
June 17th, 2014
St Michael’s School in Ashford held their annual ‘Dad’s Football Tournament’ last Saturday and this year the teams had something to battle for – a magnificent trophy and winners and runners-up medals which were provided by Lodge Brothers, the local family-run funeral directors.
Eight teams battled for over four hours on a warm afternoon, before a team made up of school teachers defeated one of the dad...
June 17th, 2014
Lodge Brothers Cobham Branch celebrated Fathers’ Day this weekend with a small window display featuring a poem for all those who have recently lost a father. We hope that the words in the poem helped bring positive thoughts at what is a difficult time for some.
If tears could build a stairway
And memories were a lane
We would walk right up to Heaven
And bring you back again
No Farewell words were spoken
No time...