Ross Fraser Funeral Directors Bo`ness.

31/12/2025

As we welcome a new year, we want to express how much we appreciate every kind message, share and show of support across social media. Your support never goes unnoticed.

Wishing everyone a peaceful and hopeful year ahead.

28/12/2025

There’s a quiet softness in these days between Christmas and the New Year.
The lights still glow, the world feels a little slower, and nature seems to pause with us.

A robin resting near the old stones of a castle reminds us that stillness has its own strength.
There’s nowhere urgent to be, nothing we need to fix just now.

This isn’t doing nothing,
it’s allowing space to breathe, to remember, and to gather ourselves gently before the days ahead.

Wishing you a peaceful day
🤍✨

Good morning Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
Have a nice day everyone ❤️

Photo of Eilean Donan castle by Rosell from our group 🙏

25/12/2025

Two robins sit quietly, side by side,
a small reminder that those we love are never truly gone.

In moments of stillness, memories return softly,
bringing comfort, connection, and a sense of presence.

Love remains, even when words are no longer needed.
Always remembered ✨🕊️🙏

24/12/2025

Merry Christmas from our family to yours.

We’d like to express our heartfelt thanks to everyone who has placed their trust in Ross to look after their loved ones this year. Wishing you all peace, comfort and warmth this Christmas season. 🪽🕊️

23/12/2025

A powerful realisation: no one is coming to save you.

And that’s not something to fear, it’s something to embrace.

It means the strength to heal, to rise, and to create peace and happiness has always lived within you.

When you truly see that, everything begins to change 💫🤍✨

17/12/2025

It’s with deep sadness that we share the passing of Maureen Williamson, who passed away on 10th December, 2025, at Carrondale Care Home.

A funeral service to celebrate Maureen’s life will be held on Wednesday 24th December, 2025, 11:30 am at Falkirk Crematorium to which all family and friends are respectfully welcome.

Ross Fraser Funeral Directors has had the privilege of caring for Maureen, a lifelong resident of the Bog, Falkirk, and supporting her family during this difficult time.
Thoughts and heartfelt condolences are with all who loved and will miss Maureen 🌷

16/12/2025

In loving memory of Anne Sneddon

We are deeply saddened to share the passing of Anne Sneddon, who died peacefully with her family by her side on 5th December 2025.

All who knew and loved Anne are warmly invited to join her family in celebrating her life at Bo’ness Parish Church on Tuesday 30th December 2025 at 12:30 pm.

Following the service, the interment will take place at New Carriden Cemetery, where family and friends are respectfully welcome to attend.

Forever in our hearts 🕊️

13/12/2025

We felt your support this week,
thank you 🤍🕊️

As a small, independent funeral business, every like, comment, and share means more than you might realise.

Last week, our posts received over 100 reactions 🫶
That support helps us spread compassion, understanding, and positive awareness within our community.

Thank you for taking a moment to engage, to support, and to be part of what we do.
Your kindness helps us reach those who may need us most 🌿

07/12/2025

As Christmas draws near, we are reminded that this season, while filled with light and love, can also bring quiet moments of reflection.

For many, it is a time when the absence of loved ones is felt most deeply. An empty chair, a familiar song, a cherished memory.

At Ross Fraser Funeral Directors, we understand how precious those memories are. May the gentle glow of this season bring you comfort, and may love and remembrance fill your home.

📞 01506 826304
Ross Fraser Funeral Directors
81 North Street, Bo’ness

05/12/2025

Tears rarely come from the tiny moment that triggers them. They come from everything someone has been carrying, holding back, or trying to be strong through. When a small thing breaks them, it’s because the bigger things were too heavy. Compassion matters, you never know the story behind someone’s breaking point.

04/12/2025

✨Grief Awareness Week ✨

This week, we’re honouring everyone affected by Alzheimer’s, dementia, and the unique grief that comes with them.

For many families, grief begins long before goodbye, in the moments of forgetting, the changes, and the slow letting go.
So many people have shared experiences like these:

🕊️ “You grieve the little things they can’t do anymore.”

🕊️ “From diagnosis, you take each day as it comes.”

🕊️ “Every change feels like losing them twice.”

🕊️ “I was grieving my grandad before he left us.”

At Ross Fraser Funeral Directors, we see you, we stand with you,
and we hold space for every kind of grief 🤍

If you feel comfortable,
How would you describe your experience of grief and dementia?
Your words may support someone who needs it today.

04/12/2025

For the Funeral Director 🎩

Not everyone sees the quiet care we give each day 💞
the long nights, the gentle words,
the strength we find along the way.

We walk beside each grieving heart
softly, slowly, doing our best
to bring a little comfort
when life feels heaviest 💔

This work is tender, sacred, real ✨
and though unseen by many,
it’s carried with compassion,
kindness, and respect.

So when you think of a funeral director🎩
remember there’s a caring soul behind the role 🤍
an ordinary person, standing near,
making the hardest moments
a little more bearable 🕊️