Lakewood Funeral Services

30/11/2025

30/11/2025

About today

29/11/2025

Keep on serving ...

28/11/2025

Always go the extra mile

28/11/2025

Rain? No stopping service

26/11/2025

A 65-year-old woman was about to be cremated. Then they heard a faint knock coming from the coffin -> https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/weird/thai-woman-found-alive-in-coffin-after-being-brought-in-for-cremation/616-cd3db6be-9a16-4e89-bd12-7a0abfb15094?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_CBS_8_San_Diego

16/11/2025

A Call for Respect:
The Diminishing Reverence for Funerals

​Yesterday, we had the privilege of assisting with the final send-off for Evangelist Colin Appolis. Despite the poor weather conditions, the greater issue that weighed on my mind was the clear loss of respect our society now shows for funeral processions.

​I recall a time in my childhood when pausing for a funeral was an unquestioned act of courtesy. My father, in particular, would never lose his patience; if he was wearing a cap, he would respectfully remove it as the cortège passed.

​Contrast this with what we experience yesterday.. While driving in yesterday's procession, a motorist nearly collided with the hearse, attempting to aggressively cut in front of the line. This type of disrespect, sadly, is becoming an all-too-common occurrence.

​It is disheartening to see the traditions of reverence and courtesy for the bereaved fading away. We must strive to reclaim this basic level of human respect during these most sacred moments of passage.

15/11/2025

Farewell Evangalist

15/11/2025

Rain or Shine always serve

13/11/2025

Such an important and admirable ask to assist to carry a loved one