When a death has occurred outside of office hours we offer a 24 hour service & are always at the end of the phone. Entrusting your loved one into the care of strangers is a huge thing to have to do. We assure you that we will care for them as though they were one of our own & will guide you through the difficult days and weeks ahead. Please be assured there is no such thing as a silly question.
Montse Garcia
a year ago
Very kind, I consulted them from Spain and they quickly helped me solve my questions at the funeral of a great friend. Highly recommended
Linda Overton
3 years ago
Perfect in every detail, always on hand to help us through. The team are dedicated and know exactly how to take care of not just the loved one lost but the family as a whole. So on behalf of myself and my family, thank you, everyone
heidi whiting
3 years ago
Sadly sooner than expected I lost my dad in May 2019, we visited Rosedale @ Halesworth and meet a wonderful caring lady called faith and her 4 legged companion Simba, who was the most welcoming after such a shocking bereavement. Faith did her upmost to support myself and mum, she gave her everything to make such a sad day so moving and everything we requested she carried out, I can highly recommend Faith, Simba and the Rosedale team
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