Lodge News

Lodge Brothers aid a stricken Angel

[caption id="attachment_1705" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Angels Delight"][/caption] Local Funeral Directors and Memorial Stonemasons, Lodge Brothers have come to the aid of a Shepperton angel who lost her marble hands when thieves vandalised St Mary Magdalene Church in Squires Bridge Road. ‘We like to think we are on the side of the angels’ said Chris Lodge, who manages Lodge Brothers’ memorial st...

Hats off to Quentin – Funeral Director Swims for Charity

[caption id="attachment_1654" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Quentin Edgington"][/caption] Quentin Edgington, District Manager of Lodge Brothers the local, family Funeral Directors in Feltham, recently took part in the national Swimathon event. The photo shows Quentin who, on a very hot day, completed the event in his best time ever! ‘I swapped my Top Hat for a swimming Cap to take part in the Sw...

Funeral Directors organize party for Retired Reverend

After 20 years as the Hospital Chaplain for the Hillingdon Hospital Trust, the man with the perfect name for the job, Richard Christian, has retired and to mark the occasion local funeral directors, Lodge Brothers, organised a party. The event was held at the Red Lion in Hillingdon on the last day of March, the day Richard retired. All the chaplaincy team attended as did Robert Lodge, chairman of Lodge Brothers and...

A Plaque made by Lodge Bros marks the ‘Soul to the Street’ Scheme

The Mayor of Elmbridge, Councillor Barry Cheyne, unveiled a commemorative plaque in Walton High Street on Wednesday 16th March to celebrate the completion of the 'Soul to the Street' project. The plaque, made by Local Funeral Directors and Memorial Stonemasons, Lodge Brothers, is mounted into the pavement and according to Chris Lodge, who manages the stone masonry division at Lodge Brothers has been made to withstan...

New Walton Office

  FAMILY OWNED FUNERAL DIRECTORS   OPEN IN WALTON  Lodge Brothers, the family owned local Funeral Directors, have recently opened their new branch in Walton-on-Thames. The new funeral home at 65 High Street, Walton-on-Thames will be managed by Robert Lodge, a seventh generation descendant of James Lodge who founded Lodge Brothers in 1780. He will be assisted by experienced Funeral Arranger Ann McMurray who is mo...