Coping with Your Loss Many bereaved people feel in need of additional support beyond that which is given by family and friends. Children are often overlooked at a time of grief in the family and they have special needs in coping with...

A little extra effort can make a funeral much more personal. Here are a few suggestions you may find helpful. Place personal items inside the coffin – photos, letters, drawings, etc. Organise for your loved one’s favourite music to be played –...

A Funeral Director should be selected in the same way you would choose your family Doctor. Look for a firm that is understanding, courteous, prompt and efficient, is of good character and reputation, whose fees are realistic and who is available...

If the wishes of the person who has died are known beforehand, arrangements are carried out accordingly. We can assist in any arrangements for the burial or cremation, including selecting a cemetery or internment of the ashes. The following...

Preparation: A Wise Move Death is a fact of life and yet the fear and dread that surrounds one’s death is such that most people choose not to think of it. As a result, when a death occurs many people are totally unprepared for the important...

Although it is not something we look forward to, spending some time with your loved one can sometimes be beneficial. Integrity Funerals Tasmania enable people to spend time with their loved one if they feel they would like to. If a viewing is...