Each year we hold our Balloon Release event, attended by hundreds of families and friends who we have served. Here is a short video from October 1st 2016 when Albany Funerals had its Annual Balloon Release to give those who are grieving an opportunity to remember loved ones and raise money for charity. It was a special day.
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Albany Funerals
3 months ago
This is a lovely article showing that the clergy are also adapting positively and creatively to this terrible situation. We need to change our rituals to stay safe but this doesn’t necessarily mean that they are any less healing. Those who are willing to accept some changes are able to continue to hold truly personal and meaningful funeral ceremonies. We are working with each family individually to find new ways of doing things to bring them comfort in their unique situation. It can be done ♥️
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Albany Funerals
3 months ago
#livinglight
For all those who have died during the pandemic ♥️ ... See MoreSee Less
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Albany Funerals
3 months ago
Grief during coronavirus - lockdown is particularly tough when you're grieving. Being surrounded by family and friends is so vital when you've lost someone you love. Hopefully you are still able to stay connected to others in some way, If you are struggling - some telephone/video grief counselling might help. It's difficult to 'unload' dark feelings onto family and friends, particularly those who might also be grieving, but it does really help to talk.
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3 months ago
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3 months ago
My thoughts on funerals through coronavirus on NBC. We are often told that we only have once chance to say goodbye to and honour our loved ones.... I think we can look at this differently, and learn to hold rituals in other ways than we are used to, particularly during these times. They can still be healing. ... See MoreSee Less
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Albany Funerals
3 months ago
‘That thing you’re feeling is called grief’...This is one of the wisest things I’ve heard in a while. Thank you Hugh
at GK Church for your kindness, and your comforting, and incredibly insightful words through such turbulent times. 🌈 ... See MoreSee Less
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Albany Funerals
3 months ago
Another beautiful idea bringing people comfort when they cannot come together in their grief during the Covid pandemic. ♥️ ... See MoreSee Less
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3 months ago
Brilliantly and sensitively compiled by a wonderful funeral director and author Louise Winter.... if you are grieving during these difficult times, perhaps sharing your thoughts will help.... ... See MoreSee Less
Five Things. — Life. Death. Whatever.
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Five Things is a collection of the five things our collaborators want you to know about life, death and everything in between. Over the next few months, we’ll be covering illness, dying, death, fune...Albany Funerals
3 months ago
We were approached by The Independent on how we are managing funerals in these difficult circumstances. They seem to really understand and have produced a good article.
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Undertakers struggle to cope with coronavirus death toll and shortage of PPE
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Those who work with death on a daily basis are considering their own mortality more than ever before due to a lack of protection and clear guidance, writes Mark Critchley