Medway Funeral Directors, Rochester and Strood

Our approach is simple. We sit with you in our office or your home for as long as it may take. It may frequently involve more than one visit to fully discuss with you how we might accomplish your wishes and objectives regarding the funeral service.

The deceased may have left clear instructions and we will be able to advise how these can be accomplished with dignity and respect.

On the other hand you may be facing an unexpected death where no discussion had ever taken place relating to this subject.

In either case we will slowly, but methodically move you through the various decisions that will face you, always providing the options for you to select from.

Michael Lawrence Funeral Director

Medway Funeral Directors as a company, has been serving the local families, with pride for the past 38 years. The funeral home in Strood has recently been the subject of a full refurbishment. Its facilities and services now stand at the peak of industry standards. Likewise Walderslade funeral home has been completely refitted and is now ready to provide its facilities to you and your families.

You will find my colleague Colin Randall as the funeral director at the Strood office. Emma Goble is your funeral director at the office in Walderslade. It is my privilege to work with two such highly motivated and caring people. You will find them completely at your disposal, and completely committed to providing the best personal service to you and your family at your time of need.

As experienced Funeral Directors we know how to concentrate on caring for your needs with commitment and understanding. This means you can leave us to get the details right to the highest standards, and naturally – we’re proud members of the ‘National Association of Funeral Directors’.

With our experience of making funeral arrangements in the Medway Towns we have learnt how to help families have their own unique service. This personalised approach supports our clients through their process of bereavement, no two families are ever the same.