Dailey Family Funerals in Lambton, New South Wales, Australia | Funeral service & cemetery

Dailey Family Funerals

Locality: Lambton, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 4956 4221

Address: 120 Elder Street 2299 Lambton, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.daileyfunerals.com.au/

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24.01.2022 "They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. We will remember them."

20.01.2022 In tough times we rely on Friends and Family to get us through. It could be as simple as a hug and a "it will be ok". For the time being that is taken away from us. We ask you reach out to your Friends and Family and see how they are going. Particularly those of the older generations that aren't so tech savy. For those struggling in these weird and crazy times, we ask you to "Keep Fighting". This will end. Together we will beat this. Your never alone. #motivationmonday

18.01.2022 Denial At first, you may feel numb or as if you are in shock. It’s hard to believe that your loved one has actually died and will no longer be a part of your life. You may find yourself thinking that it cannot possibly be. During the denial stage, many people withdraw and isolate themselves from others. Anger You may be angry at the person who has died, the situation, your family members, the doctor, or even yourself. Most experts recommend that you recognize your ange...r for what it is and you allow yourself to work through it. Bargaining You may try to make a deal with a higher power so that your loved one will not be ill or die. Understandably, you want things to go back to the way they were. Your mind may also be filled with a lot of only ifs and what ifs. Only if one more procedure is done, only if we had done Going through this stage can help you deal with the aftermath of the loss. Depression You may feel overwhelming sadness and emptiness. It may be hard to go about daily activities. This is a very natural reaction to a loss. While it is not unusual to feel depression after a loss, you may be concerned about these feelings. If you are worried about how you feel, do not hesitate to seek help. Acceptance After some time you will begin to feel that things will be OK. You may never get over missing the person you have lost, but you feel ready to move on.

09.01.2022 Celebrating the Life of Ernest "Max" Gibson

08.01.2022 -ANZAC Day- Due to COVID-19 restrictions and strict social distancing rules have prevented ANZAC events from going ahead.The National Commemorative Service wil...l be held from 5.30am AEST. It's being broadcast from inside the Australian War Memorial in Canberra, and you can watch it live on ABC TV, listen on ABC radio, or stream on ABC's YouTube or Facebook feeds. People are asked to gather in their driveways, on their balconies or at their front gates to "Light up the Dawn" about 5.55am. This is roughly the time that the Ode, the Last Post, the Minute's Silence and Reveille will be happening at the national service. Please support one of our most important days of the year for Australia and everyone that lives in this beautiful country,

07.01.2022 Celebrating the Life of Diane HARDES Please be advised that all guests of Diane's service will be required to scan in via QR code prior to entry. Please allow additional arrival time to complete.

05.01.2022 --Fun Fact Friday-- In the Philippines, the Sagada people have long practiced the tradition of burying their loved ones in hanging coffins that are nailed to the sides of cliffs high above the ground. It is the belief that the closer a coffin is to the sky, the closer the deceased is to heaven.

04.01.2022 Anything that’s human is mentionable, and anything that is mentionable can be more manageable. When we can talk about our feelings, they become less overwhelming, less upsetting, and less scary. Fred Rogers

02.01.2022 "I am a mother. I am a bereaved mother. My child died, and this is my reluctant path. It is not a path of my choice, but it is a path I must walk mindfully and ...with intention. It is a journey through the darkest night of my soul and it will take time to wind through the places that scare me. Every cell in my body aches and longs to be with my beloved child. On days when grief is loud, I may be impatient, distracted, frustrated, and unfocused. I may get angry more easily, or I may seem hopeless. I will shed many, many, many tears. I won’t smile as often as my old self. Smiling hurts now. Most everything hurts some days, even breathing. But please, just sit beside me. Say nothing. Do not offer a cure. Or a pill, or a word, or a potion. Witness my suffering and don't turn away from me. Please be gentle with me. And I will try to be gentle with me too. I will not ever "get over" my child's death so please don’t urge me down that path. Even on days when grief is quiescent, when it isn't standing loudly in the foreground, even on days when I am even able to smile again, the pain is just beneath the surface. There are days when I still feel paralyzed. My chest feels the sinking weight of my child's absence and, sometimes, I feel as if I will explode from the grief. Losing my child affects me in so many ways: as a woman, a mother, a human being. It affects every aspect of me: spiritually, physically, mentally, and emotionally. There are days when I barely recognize myself in the mirror anymore. Grief is as personal to me as my fingerprint. Don't tell me how I should or shouldn’t be grieving or that I should or shouldn’t feel better by now. Don't tell me what's right or wrong. I'm doing it my way, in my time. If I am to survive this, I must do what is best for me. My understanding of life will change and a different meaning of life will slowly evolve. What I knew to be true or absolute or real or fair about the world has been challenged so I'm finding my way, moment-to-moment in this new place. Things that once seemed important to me are barely thoughts any longer. I notice life's suffering more- hungry children, the homeless and the destitute, a mother’s harsh voice toward her young child- or an elderly person struggling with the door. There are so many things about the world which I now struggle to understand: Why do children die? There are some questions, I've learned, which are simply unanswerable. So please don’t tell me that God has a plan for me. This, my friend, is between me and my God. Those platitudes slip far too easily from the mouths of those who tuck their own child into a safe, warm bed at night: Can you begin to imagine your own child, flesh of your flesh, lying lifeless in a casket, when goodbye means you’ll never see them on this Earth again? Grieving mothers- and fathers- and grandparents- and siblings won’t wake up one day with everything ’okay’ and life back to normal. I have a new normal now. As time passes, I may gain gifts, and treasures, and insights but anything gained was too high a cost when compared to what was lost. Perhaps, one day, when I am very, very old, I will say that time has truly helped to heal my broken heart. But always remember that not a second of any minute of any hour of any day passes when I am not aware of the presence of my child's absence, no matter how many years lurk over my shoulder, don’t forget that I have another one, another child, whose absence, like the sky, is spread over everything as C.S. Lewis said. My child may have died; but my love - and my motherhood - never will. " - Dr. Joanne Cacciatore This statue is located in Montana and is by artist Pamela Harr. WE OFFER PRIVATE SUPPORT GROUPS: https://linktr.ee/iamamothertoanangel Hugs and love to all <3

02.01.2022 Tune in to this page from 3:00pm tomorrow to watch our DonateLife National Service of Remembrance. Since we couldn’t all be together this year, this unique onli...ne tribute brings together speakers from across the country representing donor families, transplant recipients, DonateLife agencies and the Organ and Tissue Authority. Our tribute is pre-recorded, so if you miss it you’ll be able to watch it back at any time.

01.01.2022 When a passing occurs, family members are faced with over 88 decisions that must be made within hours, during a very difficult, emotional time. It is easy to spend more than you would prefer, and sometimes it is hard to know what your loved one would have wanted. Using one of our "My Final Wishes" books creates a record of your wishes, providing you and your loved ones peace of mind.