Pearson Funeral Services

read moreOur Funeral Directors are licensed by the British Institute of Funeral Directors, and embalmers are members of the British Institute of Embalming. Our premises are inspected by the Society of Allied and Independent Funeral Directors and the National Association of Funeral Directors, two national trade bodies who ensure high standards are always met. Here you'll discover further information regarding our funeral services and also funeral advice, such as what to do when someone dies. Our Funeral Services include your choice of Coffin and Casket, Funeral Cars, Funeral Flowers or Pre-payment Funeral Plans.

read moreAt Pearson Funeral Service, we take care of all the funeral arrangements, giving advice about all the different options available, making sure arrangements are carried out in accordance with your wishes. We can make arrangements in the comfort of your own home, or if you wish you can make an appointment to visit one of our offices. We offer a comprehensive, compassionate and dignified service with both male and female Funeral Directors ensuring peace of mind. When deciding upon what kind of service to have there are many things to think about.

read moreAt Pearson Funeral Service along with traditional funerals we also specialise in repatriation to and from the United Kingdom. This can seem like a daunting process, which can be made easier in just one simple phone call to ourselves. We take care of everything including all the legal documentation, once everything is in place for the journey, we personally take your loved one to their final destination wherever this may be across the Irish Sea. At Pearson Funeral Service we have always been very proud of our hygiene standards to reduce the risk of infection for our staff and people visiting the premises.

read moreWhen someone dies it is a difficult time for everyone involved and you may find it hard to think about what you have to do, below is a guide to help guide you through what to do at time of death. It is not necessary for you to register the death before making funeral arrangements, and the sooner you contact us the sooner we can start to help and guide you. Please remember we are here to help 24 hours a day so if you have any questions please do no hesitate. As soon as possible inform the doctor that death has occurred.

read moreWhen dealing with the cremated remains of a loved one, an interesting and colourful option is to have some of the remains made into fireworks. These are hand made locally with various choices of rockets and cakes available, a spectacular way to say goodbye to your loved one. For more information please contact our office. Pearson Funeral Service are once again pleased to support Huddersfield Gilbert and Sullivan in their production of The Mikado taking place at Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield.

read moreHere are just some of the client testimonials and customer feedback we've received for our Funeral Services. Please feel free to send us your own comments by completing the testimonial form lower down the page. Can't praise Pearson Funeral Service enough. They are compassionate, friendly, helpful and you just know everything is going to go well with them. Our family abroad were able to see the funeral as they watched the live streaming of it.

read moreA pre-payment plan is the ideal way to reduce the burden of funeral arrangements from your loved ones and make financial provision for your funeral in advance. If you wish to discuss a pre-payment plan or would like a brochure sending we will be happy to do so upon request. More and more people throughout the UK are choosing to think ahead when it comes to arranging their own funeral. After all, what could be more sensible than planning for the inevitable. There are many different reasons why people choose to take out a pre-arranged funeral plan.

read moreThe 29th of February was a special day for train enthusiasts like myself in Marsden, as the Cotton Mill Express came through the village twice giving a heart warming toot as she came through the station. With the terrible storms over the past few weeks the amount of water has been unprecedented in the area. Unfortunately many of the roads in the area have disintegrated leaving large pot holes. We were unlucky enough to hit one of these pot holes on the way to the crematorium with the tyre deflating thankfully just after we had arrived.