Lodge News
July 13th, 2013
Ellen White, who was Matron of Sunbury Nursing Homes for over 46 years, died peacefully at St Peters Hospital Chertsey on Sunday 7th July 2013, at the age of 88.
Ellen, known to her family as Lil, was loving wife of the late Edmund (Ted) White, devoted mother of John, Joan, Norma & Christopher and proud grandmother to 12 grandchildren.
She was a wonderful lady, loved by all, and will be greatly missed by her fami...
July 12th, 2013
Lodge Brothers & Wickenden of Northfields Avenue, Ealing, are proud to welcome Kim McLaughlin as the new branch funeral arranger.
Kim has just completed 13 weeks of rigorous training, and on Monday 8th July she took up her permanent position in this recently refurbished branch.
As a resident of Ealing, Kim says she is looking forward to serving the community she has grown up in.
Be sure to call in to the branc...
July 4th, 2013
Lodge Brothers & Wickenden of Brentford were proud to carry out the funeral for the family of the late William George Arthur on Friday 28th June, who died peacefully and bravely on 18th June 2013, aged 92, after suffering a lengthy debilitating illness.
At the age of 14, he joined the Queens Army Cadet Company and then signed up as a Territorial in the 2nd Battalion of the London Irish Rifles in 1939 at the age o...
July 3rd, 2013
Lodge Brothers’ concert at the Eileen Tozer Centre in Addlestone yesterday was a resounding success.
An enthusiastic audience, sang, applauded and shook their maracas to the music of Andy Martin and his acoustic guitar.
The event was organised and paid for by Lodge Brothers as a gift to the staff and visitors of the Centre.
Entering into the spirit of the occasion, Ken Ash, Funeral Arranger at Lodge Brothers Ad...
July 1st, 2013
Lodge Brothers are keen supporters of local arts events and were recently involved with the Sculpture Exhibition held in St. Mary’s Church, Sunbury.
World famous sculptor, Chaim Stephenson, held the exhibition in the church. All the seating was removed making the sculpture look particularly impressive.
Many local people attended the exhibition, including Councillor Isobel Napper, the Mayor of Spelthorne, and visits...
