Nick, Karen and Ashley have over forty years experience in the funeral industry between them.
Both Nick and Karen have lived in the surrounding area all their lives, and have been happily married for twenty-seven years. At present, both live in Burgess Hill with their two children.
Nick and Karen both have experience of working in conglomerate Funeral Director surroundings, and Independently owned Funeral Directors. If asked a personal preference, both would answer that they whole heartedly support and recommend family owned Funeral Directors.
They are committed in providing a personal and dignified funeral service, at an extremely difficult time.
The Loss of Ashley’s Grandfather in 2013 saw the start of his career in what he now describes as “A way of life.” During his time within this conglomerate business he was promoted to Funeral Director, however began to realise that there was a much better way of looking after families and their loved ones. Ashley eventually decided to leave the conglomerate world behind, in pursuit of a career in the independent sector.
Ashley says that the difference between the conglomerate and independent worlds is astounding and he is glad to be on the “right side of the fence.” He considers it a privilege to take care of Families and their loved ones at such a difficult time in their lives.
As of 2016 we are proud to introduce our latest member to our team:- Connor, Nick and Karen’s son.
Having descended from a generation of Funeral Directors, it feels only natural, that Connor joins a dynasty of well established family professionals, and continues to learn the family, and independent way of Funeral Directing.
2021: Connor is gaining more experience & know wishing to learn more within our family business. Connor one day in the very near future wishes to be able to follow in his dad’s footsteps of Conducting and looking after families on the day of their loved ones service. He will be learning from the best & he understands it takes time to learn. Connor knows that families only get one chance in saying goodbye so this needs to be right on the day.
Kim lives in the village of Small Dole which neighbours Henfield and has been an active member of the Henfield Rambling Society, the league of health & fitness and the Henfield table tennis group. Kim had a 40 year career as an Air Hostess before hanging up her wings to work in the funeral industry.