Non-religious Funerals Reviews

Non-religious Funerals Discussion

Newest Review: ... second anniversary of Mums death. I will describe Dad so you will get an idea of why we needed to "do" something different for him. He was larger than life, a total nutcase, he drove us mad and I can still her Mum "tutting" at some of his outrageous antics. He was born in Glasgow and endured a very poor life, joining the Navy younger than he should( he lied about his age) so he could earn some money. He saw out WW2 on various ships, managing to get demoted in the process as he got caught selling the Navy's blankets. He got his first pair of shoes upon joining up. At any parties, he was the life and soul and could alw... more

Customer Non-religious Funerals Reviews (2)

saramac
Non-religious Funerals: A RED FUNERAL IN HONOUR OF MY DAD! (2042 words)
by - written on 13/08/09, updated on  15/08/09 (Very useful, 354 readings)
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Just a little warning before we begin, this may make you feel sad, but hopefully it should also make you smile because it's a celebration of life, so if you don't want to read on, I understand...... I feel compelled to write this review and have spent many an hour thinking about what and how to write before putting fingers to keyboard. It's going to be long and I make no apology for this as you can't rush funerals..... After watching Mum die slowly and painfully over 14 months, it was almost a relief when she finally gave up and took her last breath. We gave her the usual Catholic funeral as per her wishes ...  Read the complete review

duncantorr
Boris's Burial (2365 words)
by - written on 01/07/09, updated on  07/07/09 (Very useful, 321 readings)
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"You can often judge a man by his funeral." (Stephen, my younger son) ___________________________________________________________ Up until a couple of months ago, I would have been in no doubt as to what to do if I wanted some ideas about non-religious funerals. I would have consulted my cousin Boris. Boris was not only a rich source of ideas about everything, but had direct experience in this field. At one stage during his multi-faceted progress through life (with Boris, you couldn't use so conventional a word as career), the devising and organising of 'alternative' ceremonies had been part of his stock in trade. I ...  Read the complete review