I'm Andrew Cutmore, Director and owner of Cutmore Family Funeral Directors. I am a fully qualified and licenced funeral director and also an accredited tutor for the National Association of Funeral Directors, which enables me to teach other funeral professionals to become qualified.
I have almost four decades worth of experience.
Julia Coombes
a month ago
Thankyou Andrew and your team for a first class service. What could of been a very difficult time for us was made so much better easier with your help and guidance.
Victoria Woolley
2 months ago
I’m very grateful for the empathy, kindness and professionalism displayed by Andrew throughout arrangements and my fathers funeral service. I know my dad would have appreciated too ❤️
Allyson Symmonds
2 months ago
Can’t recommend Andrew highly enough. He looked after both of my parents. Very kind and thoughtful man. Also extremely efficient.
Ann Newton
a year ago
Outstanding compassionate respectful professional service . Highly recommend.
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