WHEN SOMEONE DIES.
FUNERAL SERVICES AND INFORMATION.
At Rosetown Funerals, we provide funeral services that are tailored to your needs, budget, and preferences.
Our dedicated and caring team is here to assist you in exploring all your options, making sure that your loved one’s life is recognised and celebrated with dignity and respect.
We carefully handle every detail, allowing you to focus on supporting yourself and your family.
Our tailored approach
We recognise that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to conducting a funeral.
Families appreciate a funeral director who can provide guidance and support in a genuine and down-to-earth manner.
At Rosetown Funeral Home, our team is approachable and easy to talk to. We can offer compassionate ideas and suggestions that align with your family's dynamics while respecting your traditions, values, and beliefs.
The team at Rosetown Funeral Home are here to help.
We provide dignified care, genuine advice, and value across all our services, from traditional and contemporary funeral services to our direct cremation service.
We believe that no request is too much trouble.
GUIDING YOU THROUGH THE FUNERAL PLANNING PROCESS.
Call Rosetown Funeral Home - 07 870 2137With just one phone call, we can help you start the funeral planning process. First, we’ll answer any questions you have. Then, we’ll work together to plan the next steps, including setting up a meeting to discuss arrangements and organising the transfer from where your loved one passed away.
Contact next of kin and familyAfter a loss, being with your nearest and dearest – those who are close to you - provides a crucial support network. It also helps to find a time when everyone involved in the funeral arrangements can come together, which is especially important when some family members are out of town.
Contact your family doctor or attending physicianA doctor provides the paperwork needed for a cremation or burial. As we plan the funeral, we’ll get these documents ready for you. In some cases, the coroner may need to be involved if the doctor cannot issue them. If your loved one passed away in a hospital or nursing home, the staff there often manage this process.
