Whether it’s a comforting hug, listening to a favourite song, or reflecting on the impassioned words of a bereaved son or daughter, coming together to remember matters.

Today, many people are deciding that they want to do things differently.

Some are opting for a type of funeral that denies friends and relatives the chance to pay their respects.

That’s okay. It’s important that people have choices.

But as caring professionals, it’s also our responsibility to ensure people fully understand all available options and the various implications.

A funeral without your herd just isn’t the same.

Contact Okehampton Funeral Directors, Albery & Redstone for further information