In her quest to make the funeral personal and meaningful, Debbie turned to Facebook, asking if anyone in the scaffolding community could help lead the gentleman to the chapel. While many offered suggestions, it was Catherine Apps, a funeral director from Towners, who connected Debbie with Ricky, the owner of Sentry Scaffolding. Without hesitation, Ricky agreed to lend his support, showcasing not only his compassion but also a strong sense of camaraderie among scaffolders.
Debbie shared…….Personal touches in funeral services play a crucial role in celebrating the life of the deceased and providing comfort to grieving families. By incorporating unique elements that reflect the personality, interests, and values of the individual, funerals become more meaningful and memorable.
Catherines assistance with this funeral which was for Coop FuneralCare - Hastings further underscores the collective dedication of funeral professionals in the area. Regardless of the company represented, all share a common goal: to focus on the deceased and their family during their difficult time.
I wish to once again thank Ricky and Steve from Sentry for taking the time to bring the vans today, they have no idea just how much this meant to the family.
This heartwarming story underscores the importance of community and compassion in times of grief.
