Waterloo Wellington Cremation and Burial Services

05/06/2026

Organizing final arrangements can often feel complex, but our goal is to make the process simple, thoughtful, and reassuring. Our knowledgeable team handles the professional details of your final wishes, providing you with the confidence that everything is taken care of. By pre-planning today, you gift your loved ones the peace of mind to focus on what truly matters, each other.

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04/28/2026

At Waterloo Wellington Cremation and Burial Service, we are proud to serve our neighbours in Waterloo and the surrounding areas. Whether you’re looking for immediate assistance or just starting to think about the future, our family is here for yours.

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04/21/2026

Did you know a cremation service can be just as personalized as a traditional funeral? From simple gatherings to elaborate celebrations of life, we help you showcase the unique personality of your loved one.

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04/07/2026

04/03/2026

Wishing everyone a a peaceful Easter.

​While we honor the traditions of the holiday, we remain mindful of the families whose chairs may feel a little emptier this year. May this weekend bring you rest, reflection, and the warmth of shared memories.

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11/18/2025

You deserve to live your best life, and there is help to get you there! Reach out to sreadtherapist@gmail.com or call (226) 339-2218 to make time for YOU today.

02/05/2025

We are pleased to welcome Bob Frey to our team

Robert Frey
Funeral Director Assistant
Bob is one of our Funeral Director Assistants. He is responsible for many aspects of our business. When not assisting with transfers, Bob is busy ensuring our office and vehicles are clean, stocked and ready to go. He is a Registered Nurse and retired after a 46 year career at Grand River Hospital. Bob lives in Kitchener with his husband, Steve. They have 2 children and 4 grandchildren.

10/02/2024

Resources: Grief & Loss Services in Waterloo Region

In collaboration with local regional bereavement networks, Hospice Waterloo Region has developed a pamphlet that outlines the not-for-profit bereavement resources in Waterloo Region.

Please share this information with anyone you think might benefit from having access to this information: https://bit.ly/3XyG366

Camino Wellbeing + Mental Health The Coping Centre Griefwalk Bereaved Families of Ontario - Midwestern Region Porchlight Counselling and Addiction Services Interfaith Counselling Centre Woolwich Counselling Centre Hummingbird Centre for HOPE Nightingale Centre Canadian Virtual Hospice

10/02/2024

October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, an opportunity to acknowledge and show support for the thousands of people who are impacted by miscarriage, stillbirth and the death of a child in infancy. It is also a chance to honour their children, and their grief.

The grief experienced after an early-term pregnancy loss is often not recognized or validated, leaving people feeling unsupported and isolated. After experiencing a miscarriage, pregnant people are often expected to simply pick up and move on with their lives.

In a virtual education session on October 17, we will be talk about the grief associated with miscarriage, discuss coping techniques and share additional supports. Participants are welcome to share their experiences at the end of the session, but participation is not necessary.

This education session is offered in partnership with the Kitchener Public Library and registration is required via their website: https://kpl.events.mylibrary.digital/event?id=100730