Fellows Funeral Directors

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An experienced, independent family Funeral Directors providing care and compassion 24/7 in and around Derbyshire.

Today, Matt and the team were privileged to support and guide a family as they said farewell to a much-loved Father and ...
07/05/2026

Today, Matt and the team were privileged to support and guide a family as they said farewell to a much-loved Father and Grandad on his final journey.

Holding the service in the beautiful All Saints Church in Brailsford before a private and personal goodbye at Markeaton Crematorium.

We had the privilege of doing something a little special for a family in our care.We began with a truly heartfelt servic...
01/05/2026

We had the privilege of doing something a little special for a family in our care.

We began with a truly heartfelt service at Davenport Road Evangelical Church, followed by a private cremation. Although no family were able to be present, we made sure their loved one was never alone.

At the heart of what we do is dignity and respect. Using the hearse, with full bearers and our team alongside, we honoured them in the way every person deserves with care, compassion, and pride.

Because every life matters, and every goodbye should be meaningful, no matter the circumstances.

Thank you for allowing us to love and care for you on your final journey

The sun was well and truly shining for you today, a soft and fitting tribute to a life filled with love.At the family’s ...
23/04/2026

The sun was well and truly shining for you today, a soft and fitting tribute to a life filled with love.

At the family’s request, your love of lilac was reflected throughout every detail of the service. From Matt wearing a lilac tie and pin, to the beautiful floral tributes and even the delicate flower cards, everything spoke of you and what you meant to those who love you.

As we always try to do, your perfume was gently sprayed onto your flowers, a familiar and comforting scent, a quiet reminder of you for all who were there.

It has been an honour to stand beside your family, to support them, and to help create a farewell so personal and full of meaning.

Thank you for allowing us to walk alongside you on this journey.

As the time of year changes, with the sun shining a little brighter and the days growing warmer, we’ve taken the opportu...
15/04/2026

As the time of year changes, with the sun shining a little brighter and the days growing warmer, we’ve taken the opportunity to plant some new flowers outside our funeral home.

What makes them even more special is that they’ve been planted using compost mixed with the letters you’ve all written to remember your loved ones. A small but meaningful way to keep those words, thoughts and memories close, helping something beautiful to grow.

To see so many families continuing to use our Letters to Heaven post box on a regular basis is truly heartwarming. It’s a reminder that comfort and connection isn’t just needed on anniversaries or special dates, but all year round.

Please remember, our Letters to Heaven post box is located in the porch of our funeral home and is available 24/7. And even if we haven’t cared for your loved one, it is there for absolutely everyone to use.

As the sun begins to set this evening, Matt and the team have gently brought a lady into our care.Only a few short month...
12/04/2026

As the sun begins to set this evening, Matt and the team have gently brought a lady into our care.

Only a few short months ago, we had the honour of caring for her beloved husband. Tonight, there is a quiet comfort in knowing she is now at peace, reunited with the love of her life.

In a small moment of reflection, Matt played one of the songs from her husband’s funeral, a simple gesture, but one that brought a sense of calm and inner peace as Matt carried out his duties.

It’s often the little things that make the biggest difference.

Today was a reminder that caring for families doesn’t stop when the working week ends. Funerals aren’t just Monday to Fr...
11/04/2026

Today was a reminder that caring for families doesn’t stop when the working week ends. Funerals aren’t just Monday to Friday, they happen when families need them most, and it was our honour to be there on a Saturday to support and guide another family through such an important day.

After the service, we were able to take the beautiful floral tributes and donate them to the care home their loved one once called home. A small gesture, but one that brings a little comfort, colour, and connection back to a place filled with memories.

Moments like this show that what we do goes far beyond a single day, it’s about continuing care, compassion, and respect in every detail.

May you rest in peace Grandad Bob.I’ve always known how much care and professionalism goes into a funeral, but experienc...
10/04/2026

May you rest in peace Grandad Bob.

I’ve always known how much care and professionalism goes into a funeral, but experiencing it from the front row as a family member is something entirely different. It feels strange sitting there, not guiding, but grieving, while still knowing I have a responsibility to carry out.

It’s hard to switch between roles, but I know I did it for him.

Everything was just how he would have wanted. The flowers were stunning and so personal, celebrating his love for Burton Albion, a true reflection of who he was.

And the wake, with its beautiful view of the pitch, couldn’t have been more fitting. It brought a sense of comfort knowing we were close to something he loved so much.

A difficult day, but a special one too. I’ll carry both the pride and the sadness with me for a long time.

With love Grandad Bob 💛 🖤

As the sun shone brightly today, we had the honour of walking alongside a family as they laid their dad, Martyn, to rest...
08/04/2026

As the sun shone brightly today, we had the honour of walking alongside a family as they laid their dad, Martyn, to rest.

Martyn, thank you for your service to our country. It was a true privilege to honour your connection to the Sherwood Foresters, with your flag draped proudly over your coffin, and the thoughtful touches reflected in your nameplate and military coloured floral tribute.

To have first met you when I cared for your beloved Patricia in 2024, and then to be trusted by your family to care for you too, is something I will always hold with great respect and gratitude.

Rest in peace, Martyn.

Here at Fellows, we would like to wish you all a happy Easter.
02/04/2026

Here at Fellows, we would like to wish you all a happy Easter.

⭐️ Thank you so much ⭐️ Firstly, I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to the people of Mickleover, Derby, and the ...
26/03/2026

⭐️ Thank you so much ⭐️

Firstly, I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to the people of Mickleover, Derby, and the surrounding areas. Your continued support and trust in allowing us to care for you and your loved ones means more than words can express.

We are absolutely thrilled and incredibly thankful to have been nominated for Funeral Directors of the Year. After the honour of winning Best Newcomer to the Trade last year, we are truly hoping to achieve success once again.

If we have had the privilege of caring for a member of your family, you will be receiving an email from us over the next couple of days on how to vote. If you have attended one of our services and would like to support us with your vote, please do get in touch via email at info@fellowsfunerals.co.uk. So we can forward the voting form onto you, thank you.

Once again, thank you for allowing us to care for you all and for trusting us to provide the utmost respect, dignity, and compassion at such important times.

Today we had the honour of caring for a Roman Catholic family, supporting them through a heartfelt service in their loca...
24/03/2026

Today we had the honour of caring for a Roman Catholic family, supporting them through a heartfelt service in their local church, followed by a burial at Nottingham Road Cemetery.

To provide such a beautiful, handcrafted solid oak “Last Supper” American casket was truly something special a piece that was stunning from every angle and a fitting tribute to a loved one.

Moments like these remind us of the true beauty of this profession. Every family is different, every farewell unique, and being able to respect and support different cultures and religions is something that makes me incredibly proud.

We are here to walk alongside every family, every step of the way

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156 Station Road, Mickleover
Derby
DE39FL

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