Branch Testimonials: Feltham

The day was absolutely perfect and could not have gone better. The horses were excellent and I had many comments from friends and family who all said they would use Lodge Brothers in the future. The bespoke urn is stunning.

I want to say a huge thank you to David Toms who officiated at my Mum’s funeral, yesterday. The whole team were amazing! To Emma and Sheila at Lodge Brothers Feltham, your kindness and compassion were truly wonderful. What great ambassadors you are for your company.

I would like to thank each and everyone of you for arranging my Husband’s funeral. Martin Shaw and Reg Bye were amazing at the service. Thank you so much.

Thank you so very much for all your kind support you gave to us concerning my Auntie’s funeral.
Your kindness and warmth were second to none and you made what is a difficult task so much easier for me.
Would you thank all the other staff involved on the day as everything ran like clockwork, which is a credit to you all.

To Emma, Paul and his team,
Thank you for the excellent service provided. You made a very sad time easier with all your kindness and professionalism.

I would just like to say the team from Feltham branch really did a good job yesterday for my Mum. Kevin especially was truly such a gentleman. I’m glad he was there to make everything run smoothly. Please pass on my gratitude to Kevin and again thank you all.

Thank you for the funeral. Everyone liked the motorbike send off and all went very well.

Just to let you know the funeral went really well. My mother-in-law and the family all thought it was a wonderful service it all went perfectly. Thanks for your support with this you have been brilliant.

Great communication from Emma and the phone call from the conductor the night before was a blessing

Thank you for your support these last two weeks. From the moment I came blubbering into your office through to the day of the funeral (which went so well) you have made a very hard situation that little bit easier. Thank you again for everything.