Lodge News
December 4th, 2012
This week, family, friends and business associates of Addlestone-based Irishman Noel ‘Ned’ O’Shea said a well-rehearsed final farewell to the much-loved Kerryman.
Not being one to ever miss a party, when he was diagnosed with untreatable lung and spine cancer back in April of this year, 71yr old Ned decided to get straight to work arranging and staging a practice wake, in order that he could take part in the c...
December 3rd, 2012
Lodge Brothers & Wickenden and Barnes & Sons of West London were proud sponsors of two special services, which took place at Mortlake Crematorium this Sunday 2nd December 2012. The first was a Service of Remembrance for Babies and Children, which was then followed by a Christmas Memorial Service.
The services were led by Canon Julian Reindorp and included Christmas Carols, Bible readings, poems and a roll of ...
December 3rd, 2012
Funeral Arrangers Pat Moller and Carol Disspain of Lodge Brothers Funeral Directors in East Molesey, were rushed off their feet at the recent ‘Magical Molesey’ event, raising money for charity by selling hot sausage rolls to the freezing cold crowd.
The annual event, which features the switching on of the Christmas Tree lights by Santa, Carol singing by the local schools’ choirs, competitions, raffles and stre...
November 30th, 2012
We held our annual Carol Service of Remembrance this year on Saturday 24th November, once again at the United Reformed Church in Guildford. The service was well attended despite the atrocious weather and carols were sung to the accompaniment of The Almac Bisley Brass Band. Rev’d. Phillip Jones, Rev’d. Barbara Messham and Fr. Alex Hill led us through readings and prayers followed by the opportunity of lighting a c...
November 29th, 2012
Chris Lodge, Director of Lodge Brothers in Weybridge, received heart-felt thanks this week from the Umpoyo Orphan Project in Malawi, for the kind donation of a commemorative plaque for their new school buildings.
The UOP has worked tirelessly to provide clean water, toilet facilities, bicycle ambulance services and school buildings to the Njebwa area, which is one of the poorest in Africa.
The plaque, which was produ...
