Dubock Funerals in Brunswick West, Victoria | Funeral service & cemetery

Dubock Funerals

Locality: Brunswick West, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 9384 1100

Address: 155 Melville Rd 3055 Brunswick West, VIC, Australia

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

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24.01.2022 In regards to this current situation we have employed a few changes to how we operate. We will continue to offer 24 hours/ 7 Days support and service. Thank you for your support as we work to ensure your needs are met.

20.01.2022 Beautiful! http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk//sweet-life-randy-bacon-ca

20.01.2022 Sending love to those who are missing their mums this Mother's Day x http://www.parenting.com/article/i-miss-my-mom

19.01.2022 Words of wisdom from Winnie The Pooh.

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17.01.2022 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-xw-DSUMRg it is certainly lovely idea. We have the option of purchasing some Bios Urn's and I'd be interested in your thoughts.

17.01.2022 An excellent article that gives us a lot to think about. It makes you think back to all your 'last conversations.'

15.01.2022 A story of a family who lost two daughters within six months to a rare genetic disease, and the critical role of palliative care in enabling them to spend precious time with their girls. Unfathomable. http://www.cbc.ca//winnipeg-family-says-palliative-care-ga

13.01.2022 "Thank You For Playing" is a film that documents Ryan Green's unique approach to dealing with his young son's terminal diagnosis. Ryan created a video game, "That Dragon, Cancer", an incredibly personal account of his son's struggle. What an incredible tribute, and an amazing form of art therapy for a grieving father. http://motherboard.vice.com/read/thank-you-for-playing

13.01.2022 We had to share this perfectly irreverent poem that was shared with us at a recent service. We hope it brings you a smile like it did to us

13.01.2022 We’d like to congratulate 21 year old Ella Ingram for having the courage to stand up against a big insurance company. Last week, the Victorian Civil and Adminis...trative Tribunal (VCAT) found that insurance giant QBE discriminated against Ella twice. Firstly, when it issued her with travel insurance that excluded any coverage for mental health conditions and secondly, when QBE refused her claim after she couldn’t travel with her classmates to New York because she developed depression. In our experience, insurance companies make no distinction between different mental health conditions and often refuse to insure anyone with a history of mental illness even when they’re fully recovered. These blanket exclusions on travel, income protection and life insurance policies increase stigma and stop people from seeking support. We challenge the insurance industry to look at their policies and practices and work with us and Mental Health Australia to design a fair and reasonable policy that treats people as individuals. We ask people who think they may have been discriminated against because of a mental health condition to come forward and tell their stories. You can do so here: bb.org.au/1OFs9T8

12.01.2022 As friends, we can help lighten the load, put things in perspective, and brainstorm ideas things that could help.

11.01.2022 The handshake is a common symbol found on graves from the 19th century. Typically, it denotes a parting from earthly relationships, underscored by the inclusion... of a word like "farewell," as seen here. In this example, the grave is for a woman, Malinda, and we see that the hand and sleeve on the left are feminine, while those on the right are masculine; most likely this represents a parting of husband and wife. One tradition says that the hand in front belongs to the first person to pass away, which is true in this case. Both index fingers are extended, but even sources on cemetery symbolism seem unsure of the significance. I love the fine detail here, from the button and cuffs to the fingernails. Hallettsville Graveyard, Hallettsville, Texas.

08.01.2022 As life does go on it's always difficult not being able to share the ups and downs with those we love and miss... There will always be a void in our heart that will never be filled ~ Credit: www.healinghugs.net

06.01.2022 Its always difficult to know what to do when someone close to you is experiencing grief, the information in this poster may be helpful.

06.01.2022 An absolutely extraordinary book to assist children to explore grief. So beautiful! http://www.brainpickings.org///my-fathers-arms-are-a-boat/

06.01.2022 A proud moment for Mal, his family and friends and he was presented the 'Funeral Director Emeritus ‘ Award by the National Funeral Director Association (NFDA). Mal has always been committed to the highest level of service for his client families and has a lifetime of commitment and dedication to the funeral industry.

06.01.2022 The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has advised that you can visit a cemetery in metropolitan Melbourne and Mitchell Shire with one other person..., or members of your household. You should maintain physical distance of at least 1.5 metres between yourself and others. If you would prefer to stay at home to prevent the spread of the virus, we offer an online contactless flower delivery service and provide you with a photo of the flowers at your loved one’s resting place. Learn more about our contactless flower delivery service: https://bit.ly/2ZPu32l For more information relating to stage 3 restrictions: https://bit.ly/38ErBj5

02.01.2022 Today is #RUOKDay! Helping a friend or family member starts with a conversation..#ruok? So ask the person you've been thinking about & listen to what they have to say. #thanksforasking #mentalhealthawareness R U OK Day