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Ruth Jewell
a year ago
From the moment Will answered the telephone I knew that we would be well cared for by everyone at Alexander Burn. Our situation was different as I am a Funeral Celebrant, and delivered the service, but Will took this in his stride and worked with me to ensure that every aspect of the service was exactly as my Father-in-Law had planned it to be. They even wheeled in the coffin (my Father-in-Law didn't want to be jigged around on people's shoulders)! I cannot recommend Will, Sam and everyone at Alexander Burn, highly enough. The care they gave to us all as a family was outstanding. Nothing was too much trouble, and they made the whole process so much easier to bear.
marianne macpherson
4 years ago
The staff at alexander burn. From the collection of my fathers body on th 26th of march to the funeral on the 20th of april and the days following have been amazing the support they have showen my family in this sad time is terrific. You never no who to turn to in times like this and i no myself and all my faily would recomed them highley. A big thank you to all the team at Alexander Burn.
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