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Memories matter for Kings

By Julie Spriggs, Kings Funerals

‘Give me an extra hot, double shot, decaf, soy latte in large … ’
How often do you stop and think about how you like to order your coffee?
So many choices and variations these days; we are all so different, and all have our own peculiarities with coffee – so why not with funerals?
Here at Kings Funerals, every day we meet people – those who are trying to organise a funeral for a recently passed loved one and those who are pre-arranging a funeral for themselves.
And every day we hear different needs, requests and wishes; each making up that distinctive individual service just the way it would reflect the individual life lived.
So next time you ponder how you will have your next coffee, think about whether your funeral choices are as well thought about and as individual as your coffee.
Contact Julie Spriggs on 5248 3444 if you would like to discuss your options.

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