Lodge News

Lodge Brothers Funeral Directors Sponsors Englefield Green Planters

We are delighted to announce our sponsorship of four new planters in Englefield Green, in collaboration with the Englefield Green Village Residents Association (EGVRA). This initiative, organised by EGVRA, is a credit to the passion and dedication of local volunteers who strive to enhance the beauty and community spirit of the village. On 1st October, despite the drab and wet weather, Councillor Trevor Gates, Ch...

Funeral Arranger, Maaike Gomm-Zaagsma, appears on the Living with Dying podcast

We’re proud to share that our Funeral Arranger, Maaike Gomm-Zaagsma, recently appeared on the Living with Dying podcast with Dilys Morgan. In Episode 36, Maaike opens up about her journey through the heart-breaking loss of 10 miscarriages, including two sets of twins. Discover how these experiences have shaped her work with Lodge Brothers and her commitment to helping families in their times of need. Listen by...

Cressida Harris Discusses Diverse Funeral Options and Support for the Bereaved on ‘Living with Dying’ Podcast

Cressida Harris shares invaluable insights on end-of-life arrangements and supporting the bereaved in a recent episode of the "Living with Dying" podcast. Exploring Funeral Choices and Compassionate Support: In her candid conversation with the podcast host Dilys Morgan, Cressida explores a wide range of topics essential for those navigating the complexities of loss and funeral planning. From practical advice on wha...

Successful Fundraiser for Dementia UK at Datchet Branch

The recent 'Time for a Cuppa' event hosted by Lodge Brothers in Datchet was a remarkable success, uniting the community for an important cause. Organised by Hayley Griffiths and Cressida Harris of Lodge Brothers, in collaboration with Liz Berry from Home Instead Windsor, the event featured a vibrant summer poetry competition and an array of delicious cakes and hot beverages. All proceeds went to support Dementia UK, ...

80th Anniversary of D-Day

District manager Sheila Kane, along with celebrant Sue Harding, had the honour of carrying out two services this week to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day. The services, which involved the lighting of lanterns, took place at Care UK’s homes, Franklin House and The Burroughs, both in West Drayton. Residents of the homes, many of whom would have lived through this poignant period, along with, staff and gu...