Advice Funeral Advice Lincolnshire How to organise a Funeral
If you choose us as your appointed funeral director,
we will take care of all the hands-on arrangements on your behalf. Our services include offering advice on the decisions and choices for the
funeral, and making sure that all the arrangements are made in accordance with
your wishes and those of the departed.
The Important Decisions:
Will the funeral be a Cremation or Burial? Where will it happen? (Church, Crematorium,
Chapel, Graveside) When will the Funeral take place? (Day,
Time, Date) From 9th September 2024, when a death occurs the following procedure will be put into place
the GP/Hospital doctor will complete the medical certificate and send it on to the Medical Examiner Service the Medical Examiner will contact the family to discuss any concerns the Medical Examiner Service will then send the paperwork to the Registration Service who will contact the family to say that you can book an appointment to register the death
We have years of experience and accumulated knowledge in arranging a wide range
of funerals, both religious and secular services. 
J Marshall Funeral Directors have been providing burials and cremations for over 70 years.
Our friendly staff are fully trained to be sensitive, caring and understanding.