To all those who have or continue to serve in the armed forces we salute you and thank you for serving. On this Remembrance Day we honour those who paid the ultimate price for our freedom.
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning,
We will remember them.
God bless all our Armed Forces personnel past & present
Thank you for serving that we may live in peace
With new lockdown measures announced from the 5th November, we have updated our guidance about how this could affect funerals. You can read our advice here. If you still have questions you'd like answered, you can call the Mortons team on 0121 476 9111.
This week is Baby Loss Awareness Week, a tragedy that affects one in four pregnancies in the UK. We stand with all those who will be lighting a candle or sharing an image of a candle at 7pm tonight to send a Wave of Light around the world. #BLAW2020 https://t.co/9YkmJq7WRM
We may be spending a little more time at home this winter so check out our newly reopened Furniture Plus shop! Head there for all your home and electrical needs, while supporting your local hospice… https://t.co/xafiYR0HnZ
In the October edition of @HEMLifestories, Derek looks at options when it comes to burials and asks: Are we running out of land? You can see the whole publication here: https://t.co/74BzKBtKf8
We are featured by our friends at South Birmingham Pages in the latest edition of their magazine. You can see it here (we’re on Page 28!): https://t.co/uMUZXptqkB
People across the UK who deliver the best care 365 days a year are being celebrated today as part of Professional Care Workers’ Day. The Mortons team is delighted to add our voice to the celebrations, recognising the millions of who provide care for others.
This month in @HEMLifeStories Magazine, Derek reflects on the wisdom his late mum passed on, and how the pandemic has deprived us all of some of the valuable elements we have in the past taken for granted, such as hugging each other for comfort.
We’re pleased to be featured in the latest edition of @HEMLifestories magazine, talking about how we are helping say goodbye to a loved one when the time is right. You can see our article in the magazine here: https://t.co/ZlW470Z5OX
With families separated by social distancing or through tragic loss of life, #FathersDay 2020 will be painful for many people in many ways. Our thoughts then are with anyone who cannot be with their dad today - and with dads who are unable to hold their children close.
Very sad to hear of the passing of Dame Vera Lynn - a national treasure who brought comfort to people across generations in times of hardship & struggle. Many bereaved families have also found solace in her songs, which remain a popular choice at funerals. https://t.co/FLPXTuWkaW
Independent funeral directors have gone to extraordinary lengths for families during the Covid-19 pandemic. @MortonsFunerals repatriated a gentleman to his final resting place in Ireland, after pausing at his Birmingham home for loved ones to pay respects. #independentgoodbyes
We are pleased to be supporting the latest issue of Harborne, Edgbaston, Moseley and neighbouring areas Life. You can read the whole @HEM Lifestories edition here: https://t.co/foCZjgRZa5
People sometimes choose to hold a wake some weeks or months after a funeral service takes place. It can be a chance to share memories and laughter with families and friends. https://t.co/Hzy81yfH1t
Music is such a big part of our lives – and of remembering, too. Creating a playlist can mean those memories are to hand whenever you want them. https://t.co/Hzy81yfH1t
Objects and keepsakes can hold fond memories of loved ones. We talk about it in our guide to remembering those we’ve lost when the Coronavirus pandemic is over. You can read the guide here: https://t.co/Hzy81xY5CT
People’s kindness during the pandemic has often left us lost for words. We were incredibly moved this week to receive Easter eggs from families, kindly delivered by Rachel from @ROHNHSFT. Rachel (centre) is pictured with James and Vanessa, representing Mortons.
We fully appreciate that, during the Coronavirus pandemic, it may not be possible to hold the funeral service you or your loved ones would have wanted. We have therefore produced a guide to remembering your loved one when the crisis is over: https://t.co/Hzy81yfH1t