
Freeman Brothers Funeral Directors: serving Sussex and Surrey since 1855 Also via @FBSussex and @FBCrawley
Hurstpierpoint, England
Joined August 2018
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Did you have a chance to explore the Kanga Trail during the summer break? We'd love to hear about your experiences and see the different kangaroo designs created by the children at the Kangaroos charity. #KangaTrail #Hurst
Following our trip to the National Funeral Exhibition, Becky highlights some of her favourite finds, from ceramic flowers to butterfly release: freemanbrothers.co.uk/blog/r…
Did you know that J. Gumbrill has a showroom in Horsham where you can browse numerous stone samples and view various styles of memorials? Please contact them to arrange a viewing. bit.ly/2TuwBC3
One way to personalise a funeral is to request that guests wear the favourite colour of the deceased. This can be complemented by coordinating flowers and by our funeral team, who will show their respect by wearing matching colour ties. #ColourCoordination
Our funeral conductors are dressed impeccably for the occasion in formal dark navy tails with a delicate stripe running through, complemented perfectly by lighter blue striped trousers and a navy spot tie. Russell and Bede bear show off their distinctive attire with pride. #Hurst
Our offices will be closed on Monday 26th August and we will re-open on Tuesday at 9.00 am. If you need our assistance, please call T: 01273 831497.
Did you know, the August bank holiday was introduced to give us all a chance to make the most of the summer? #BankHoliday
Showcasing some of our favourite woven scatter tubes in patterned bamboo, willow, seagrass and bamboo from Secure Haven – they are fully biodegradable and come with a cotton bag. Come in and take a look. #ScatterTubes #Biodegradable #Woven #Hurst
The Hurstpierpoint Society interactive guide to our high street is fascinating: now-and-then.hurstpierpoints… a then/now watercolour imagery lets you see at one click what the high street used to look like.
The beautiful handcrafted curved Somerset Willow Coffin with woven pink bands and handles, is adorned with a stunning spray of flowers carefully picked from the family’s garden. #Willow #Coffin #Floral #Handcrafted #Hurst
In the early Middle Ages, funerals for those who died a “good death” were elaborate, involving body washing, a vigil, and Masses for the safe passage of the soul. Executed criminals, however, were usually buried away from church graveyards to prevent access to Heaven. #History
As well as doing work for the general public, J.Gumbrill have also carried out many projects for various churches and councils. For more information, please contact Annissa or visit their website: jgumbrill.co.uk/ #StoneMason #Headstone #Tablet
Saying a final goodbye to a loved one can be an important part of the grieving process. The chapel of rest provides an opportunity for family and friends to pay their respects and say goodbye. It allows for closure and acceptance of the fact that the person has passed away.
We're excited to participate in the annual Hurst Bowls Pro-am tournament on Thursday 15th August. Our bowling technique may not be the best, but its great fun competing against other local companies. Come and cheer us on. #Hurst #Bowls #Tournament
The Catacombs of Paris are an extensive network of underground ossuaries holding six million people's remains. Created in the late 18th century as a solution to the city’s overflowing cemeteries. The Catacombs are used as shoot locations for many films and are open to the public.
In the past, the earliest headstones were simple stones or wooden markers placed over graves as a sign of respect and to identify them as burial sites. For more decorative options, please contact our sister company, J. Gumbrill, to see how they can help: bit.ly/2TuwBC3.





















