Tobin Brothers Funerals Kingston

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Funeral Arrangements | 24 Hour Service - 7 Days | Advice with placement of death and funeral notices | All Religious Denominations | All Women's Services Avaliable | All cultural and religious backgrounds | Arrangement conference at our office or at the family home | Assistance with memorial cards, service booklets, and music selections | Assistance with organising a venue such as a church, or crematorium. | Audio Visual Presentation Tools

Caskets | Cardboard Coffins | Coffin | Coffins | Coffins and caskets | Condolence Books | Cremation Urns | Flowers | Funeral Flowers | Headstones

What happens when someone dies in a hospital or nursing home?

If death occurs at a public hospital, hospital staff will take care of all relevant formalities. At a nursing home, more onus falls on the family.

When is a coroner needed?

When death occurs due to non-natural causes including violence, accidental, unusual causes, and unexpected death.

How much choice does the family have in funeral arrangements?

The family has absolute choice in all of the funeral arrangements. There are only a few rare exceptions due the coronial investigations.

How long between death and the committal service?

The length of time between death and the committal service can vary depending on your instructions and the circumstances of the death.

What is embalming?

Embalming is carried out by a qualified embalmer and is a chemical treatment of a body which disinfects and preserves it.