Lodge News
December 18th, 2013
At this time of year, every arranger at Lodge Brothers Funeral Directors places a memory tree in their branch. This tree is for visitors to attach a card, remembering their loved one who has passed away in recent months. Chertsey branch is no exception. However arranger, Helen Kempster and manager, Richard Leachman organised for local vicar, Rev Tim Hillier to come to the branch to bless the tree in a short ceremony ...
December 17th, 2013
On Sunday 15th December, Lodge Brothers in Ashford held their annual Christmas Memorial & Thanksgiving Service at St Hilda’s Church, to a congregation of nearly 250 people.
The service, which was led by Rev Chris Rogers, featured musical pieces by vocal soloist Anna Goodhew, saxophonist Robert Goodhew, and various Christmas pieces from the Egham Brass Band.
The congregation were invited to come forward to ligh...
December 17th, 2013
Quentin Edgington District Manager of Hounslow was privileged to be invited to the Ashgrove Residential Home Christmas Party in Hounslow last week.
The Manager of the home, Cynthia Bayonita said, ‘The residents very much enjoy their first Christmas lunch and for me it is the start of Christmas. I would like to thank Quentin and all at Lodge Brothers and Barton for their help during the year.’
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December 16th, 2013
Sandra Keywood has been with Lodge Brothers for four years now, starting as funeral arranger at East Molesey branch before taking over at Esher in 2010.
Having previously worked for a solicitor, a motor dealer and an engineering company for a number of years, she decided on a change of career that would bring her to Lodge Brothers in 2009, having been interviewed by no less than the Chairman of the Company, Robert Lo...
December 16th, 2013
The good folk of Shepperton held their annual ‘Big Tree Night’ Market Fayre on Wednesday 11th December; and the local branch of Lodge Brothers was well represented.
District Manager, Richard Leachman and his team set up a stall selling mince pies, mulled wine and Christmas biscuits raising funds for a local cause. The hundreds of people who braved the cold evening enjoyed all that the Fayre had to offer, as t...
