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      Professional Funeral Directors In WA

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      We pride ourselves on delivering personalised services which are especially meaningful for family and friends.

      They have both been very community-minded and have entrenched themselves in community work. Mark spent over 30 years dedicating himself as a Police Detective with the WA Police Service. Toni committed herself to the Nursing profession and specialised in Palliative Care, later moving into community care in the Aged Care space.

      They were fortunate enough to have been able to travel and live across the state with their respective careers, from the Pilbara to the Great Southern and in between. These adventures broadened their horizons and they bring much life experience with them. After settling back in Perth for a few years, they both decided they’d like to experience a slower paced lifestyle and were very fortunate to have the opportunity to take over the reigns of this Funeral Business from Peter and Jacqui of Peter Jackson Funeral Directors.

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      Established
      1986
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      22 693 078 433
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      Funeral Directors
      Keywords
      Burials, Coffins, Cremations, Family Funerals, Funeral & Memorial Services, Funeral Directors, Funeral Services, Memorial Services, Monumental Works, Tributes
      FAQschevron down

      Is a cremation dearer than a burial?

      Generally cremation is cheaper than a burial but it depends where the nearest crematorium is, if you live in the country a local burial will probably be cheaper.


      What happens to the coffin after the service?

      It is withdrawn into the committal room where the nameplate of the coffin is checked with the cremation order to ensure it is correct identity. The coffin is then identified with label giving all relevant information. This identification then stays with the coffin until the final disposal of the remains.


      What happens at the crematorium on the day of the funeral?

      The coffin is brought into the chapel and placed on the catafalque (committal table) prior to the mourners entering and taking their seats. At a time appropriate during the service the coffin may be removed from view by closing curtains or activating a conveyance. At the end of the service the mourners leave the chapel and can inspect the floral arrangements before leaving.