Waveney Memorial Park and Crematorium

In recognition of the support shown to Nelson’s Journey by Waveney Memorial Park and Crematorium, Emily Matthews (Funding and Marketing Officer for Nelson’s Journey) presented a lovely framed certificate. This donation of funds has been made possible through the ICCM

Memoria Limited extend the concept of a unique celebration of and tribute to a loved life by becoming the first crematoria group in the country to offer a free of charge projected image of the family’s choice above the catafalque

For thousands of years mankind has felt the need to use memorialisation to mark the sense of loss, love and respect felt for a family member or friend. It provides a focal point of affection and remembrance as a celebration

In June 2019 Waveney Memorial Park and Crematorium donated £8000 to East Coast Hospice to help “Raise the Roof” of the Margaret Chadd House. This donation has been made possible by a charitable scheme run by the ICCM (Institute of

To mark the occasion at the Barnby Moor Memorial Park and Crematorium, a multi-faith service took place led by the Bishop of Sherwood, the Right Reverend Tony Porter, assisted by the Bishop of Hallam, the Right Reverend Ralph Heskett, Reverend

Richard Houston (second from left) Manager at Waveney Memorial Park & Crematorium is pictured presenting a cheque for £5,000 to members of the Halesworth Men’s Shed on Thu 21st Nov 18. Waveney Memorial Park and Crematorium, based in Ellough near

Waveney Memorial Park and Crematorium, based in Ellough near Beccles, have presented local charity, Beccles Men’s Shed, with a cheque for £5000 to be used to support men in Suffolk possible struggling after the death of a special person in

Come and meet all types of industry professionals, break down the taboos and take the fear and mystery out of death and what happens surrounding a funeral. Are there questions around death and the funeral industry that you have been

Waveney Memorial Park and Crematorium, based in Ellough near Beccles, have presented local child bereavement charity, Nelson’s Journey, with a cheque for £5000 to be used to support children in Norfolk struggling after the death of a special person in