Dean WilsonFamily Funeral Directors379 Well Hall Road, Eltham, London SE9 6TY |
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OUR HISTORYDean Wilson Family Funeral Directors is a family owned and run company situated at 379 Well Hall Road, Eltham, and near to the local landmarks of Shooters Hill Police Station and the Welcome Inn Public House. The Managing Director of the company is Dean Wilson, and whilst this is a new company Dean has vast experience in dealing with all types of funerals from a simple respectful funeral, to a large horse drawn funeral with numerous limousines. Dean explained "Owning and running my own family funeral directors has long been an ambition of mine, and now my staff and I aim to give the bereaved families that entrust their loved ones to us the very highest standards of care, respect, sympathy and tradition". Dean and his Office Manager, Janet, are available at all times to give advice on all aspects of their funeral services. Dean added "My aim is to provide an environment within our branch where families can come and arrange the funeral of a loved one in a relaxed atmosphere; we do not arrange funerals across a desk, we much prefer to sit down with the families, have a chat and make the whole, sometimes daunting experience of arranging a funeral as easy as possible. If a family, for whatever reason are unable to visit our premises, Dean and his staff are only too happy to visit them at home and make all the necessary arrangements. Dean concluded "Eventually we would like to become well known within the surrounding areas and communities, and we hope that all the families we serve will feel that they have received a very special service from us, and we will build our reputation on the fact that we believe in attention to detail". Through his 15 years' experience Dean is now able to offer many different services to bereaved families, such as a Scottish piper, jazz band, white remembrance doves etc, in fact anything that is required Dean Wilson Family Funeral Directors will do their utmost to help. 'taken from the Mercury newspaper - March 2004'
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