F.W. Marsh

read moreAs a Funeral Director, our role is to carry out a funeral on behalf of the family, the person responsible for the arrangements or executor. We will be able to provide you with details of a wide variety of different types and styles of funeral to suit your needs and carry out the necessary practical and administrative procedures to create an appropriate service. We can help with all aspects of arranging a funeral, from the most practical considerations to the very finest details for the service.

read moreOur funeral home includes all the facilities required to deliver a comprehensive range of funeral services and memorials. We can provide a peaceful and calming space for family and friends at a difficult time - a place where we can guide you through the process of arranging a funeral in an appropriate setting. We offer a wide range of limousines and hearses for every need, ensuring you have the vehicles you need for the funeral of a loved one. Our team can guide you through our fleet, which offers a dignified way to transport the deceased and family and friends to the funeral venue.

read moreIf someone dies at home, we advise informing the local doctor as soon as possible. They can arrange for a death certificate to be issued. If a death occurs in hospital, then the hospital staff will arrange for the death certificate to be issued by one of the attending doctors. If you would like a cremation, then speak to the hospital, or to us, so that the appropriate paperwork can be completed. There is a range of documentation and information you will need to hand to ensure the proper procedures can be carried out after someone dies.

read moreAt F.W. Marsh funeral directors in St. Helens, we can help families and friends of the deceased to arrange for the posting of notices and obituaries. Call us today to find out more about how we can help.

read moreWhether a Requiem Mass, an Anglican Church service or an alternative denominational service, we can guide you in preparing a religious ceremony in memory of the deceased. Our strong and long-established relationships with the Roman Catholic and Anglican Church mean we are well placed to advise and guide you in organising an appropriate service. Woodland burial grounds have become more established in recent years, to offer a more natural setting for burial. Once the coffin is interred either a tree is planted in place of a headstone or the burial ground is left with no marker allowing the natural contours of the landscape to remain intact.