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"Our Mum passed away leaving no instructions. I contacted George Bell not knowing what to do. Damian showed compassion and empathy, expertly guiding me through the things I needed to do. Nothing was too much trouble."
— liz Berry (about Damian)
"We honestly as a family cannot thank Damien and his team enough. He advised us the best way to do things in an affordable way, as well as giving our mum an absolutely beautiful send off!"
— Natalie Dearden (about Damien)
"Damien helped the family make arrangements for the celebration of my daughter's life. He was kind and empathetic, and led us gently through the arrangements, giving us much needed support during such a sad time."
— Jann Cannon (about Damien)
"With Alex by our side, it really did ease the pressure on us as a family. They were faultless, and for this we will always be grateful."
— Debs Latham (about Alex)
"I was a complete mess. I was guided and supported every step of the way from arranging the service, selecting the hymns to choosing the flowers. Mum looked like she was sleeping and the gown she was dressed in was just fabulous! Because of their efforts my Mum had the very best funeral."
— Linda Darwin (about Tony Gerrard)
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Most families arrange the funeral first. Dealing with the estate often comes next — something many people don't realise at the time.
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