• Walker, Muriel
• Graham, John "Jack"
• Kuklis, Mary
• Robinson, Evelyn
• Erwin, Barry
• Defosse, Benjamin
• Mother's Day Remembrance Service - Trenton,
• Mother's Day Remembrance Service - Campbellford,
• Read, Allan
• Candy, Penelope "Penny"
• Finley, Paul
• Foote, Lorna
• Strong, Bill
• Telford, Lloyd
• Cummings, Della

• Rightmyer, Thomas
• Odell, Douglas
• Fisher, Alice
• Stoner, Ronald
• Wells, Henry
• Ferguson, Kenneth
• Wood, Howard
• Jeffrey, Gladys
• Cooke, Margaret
• MacDonald, Marilyn
• Finch, Ivy
• Hamilton, Frank
• Leland, Grant
• Atkinson, Alvin
• Bentley, Brenda

2012-04-04 - Please join us as we present this FREE community seminar on April 11th, 2012 at the Campbellford Curling and Raquet club. Everything you need to know and more, with regards to funeral, cremation and estate planning. Learn how to guarantee today's prices and how your investment grows TAX FREE. Seating is limited.....Call 705-653-1179 to reserve your spot.

2012-03-20 - Why Do We Have Funerals? - by Doug Manning Apart from the demands put upon us by some of religious faiths, and apart from the fact that we are more or less expected to do so by society, why do we have funerals? Are there some valuable and logical reasons for a family arranging such an event when a loved one dies? The more I study and understand the grieving process, the more value I see in the funeral. I realize that not all of them are well done. Not all of them are healthy or healing. Matter of fact, many of them are actually quite boring. In spite of all of that I think the funeral is a vitally important tool in the grief process. Done right, the funeral is the beginning of healing for the family and the forming of memories that keep the loved one alive in our lives. No one is dead until they are forgotten. The funeral is a promise never to forget. When my grandmother died, our family had a story telling time beside her body. I do not remember anything that was said at the funeral itself, but I can tell almost all of the stories we told that night. I can do so, because we never stopped telling them. Every time the family got together we told them again. I not only knew the stories, I knew the order in which they would be told. My grandmother is still alive among us. My children know her well. She lived on because we stopped to honor her life and her meaning. A man approached me recently and said, "You do not know us, but when my grandmother died, you got all of the family in a room and let us tell stories about her, then at the funeral you told the story of her life. I will never forgot either of those experiences and cannot tell you how much they have meant to me. I remembered his grandmother and the family. She was old, most of her friends were gone, she did not live in our town for over a year before she died. It would be easy to think a funeral was not important. She died in 1975 and he still remembers. We have funerals because every life is worth remembering.

2012-03-15 - HONOUR THEM TODAY......Purchase memorial floral arrangements through our website...in the Book of Memories, simply click on "send flowers" and select from a large catalogue of locally produced arrangements to be delivered next day directly to the funeral home, satisfaction GUARANTEED!

2012-01-09 - Currently we are seeking mature, part time Funeral Director Assistant's, to compliment our current staff in building and maintaining the ultimate customer service culture in our company. The position requires an excellent driving record and includes evenings, weekends, and holidays as the work schedule dictates. We offer competitive compensation, benefits, clothing and other incentives. An active involvement within the community is also beneficial. Are you motivated, an effective communicator? Are you capable of self-management, with a teachable attitude as well as a team player? If so, please reply in confidence; your resume and cover letter, including salary expectations and possible start date to: kevin@weaverfuneralhomes.com Kevin Weaver, Weaver Family Funeral Homes