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Steven Stewart
5 months ago
Not a recommendation that you ever want to make, but a recommendation I’d have no hesitation in making. Kevin was incredibly supportive through the process of arranging my dad’s funeral and took the time to explain each part of the process, meaning at no point did I feel overwhelmed or that I had a job to do. He went the extra mile so that the funeral was personal to my dad. At no point did we feel unsure of the next stage and it was very easy to communicate and liaise with Parkgrove.
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