The independent funeral profession has a long and proud history of providing a personal, caring service to local communities.

Carrying on the independent family tradition is Armstrongs Funeral Service.

Noted and awarded for our level of care in providing a truly
caring and personal service, Armstrongs are proud to be the
only traditional, independent family funeral service in Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk.

As the only completely independent funeral director in Bury we have the capacity to offer an extremely personal service to our clients. Our funeral arrangements are totally bespoke in nature, and can be altered to suit a wide variety of individual requests

Please take some time to look around our website, and please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.

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COMING EARLY FEBRUARY 2012

Leave a tribute, post a photo and light a candle in our free memorial book

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Losing someone you care about can be one of life’s most difficult experiences. There are no easy answers when trying
to help a bereaved family come to terms with their loss, every situation is unique and people react in very different ways.

We believe we have an important responsibility to care for our families, not just by offering support during the funeral, but also through the difficult days that may follow.

We have an abundance of local knowledge and have served many families at their worst possible time with pride and care for many years. It is so important to us that families have the funeral they feel best reflects the persons wishes, be it simple, elaborate or something unusual, we will always endeavour to help you arrange a meaningful and personal farewell.

We understand that bereavements and funerals are intensely personal events, and that’s why we make the ‘personal touch’ absolutely central to the way we do things. Because no two people or families are the same, we believe that individual choices and preferences have a crucial role to play in the lasting comfort that the right funeral can bring.

Years of experience have taught us that it’s often the little things, meticulous attention to detail and special unique touches that make the biggest difference. Above all else, we offer a sympathetic, independent and highly professional funeral service where exactly what you want is the only thing that really matters.

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Our remembrance day tribute page.
Please call us if you would like your loved one added.

A helpful list of some of the questions we will ask when you come in to make the
funeral arrangements. It can be useful to go over this in advance so you have an
idea of the things we will need to know. This will automatically open as a PDF file.

Send a free e-card to a family we are helping. You need to know their
email address to use this feature. If you don't you could send
a message of condolence via Armstrongs instead by clicking the
message of condolence link above.
The first "true" blog by a funeral service in the UK!
The idea behind our blog is to give members of the public funeral
related news, interviews, articles, advice and helpful information
.
We hope you find it interesting.

On this page you will find details of some of the funerals
we are arranging at Armstrongs.

Completing this form and leaving behind some simple
wishes of the send off you would like could save your family
a lot of guesswork and upset when the time comes.

Design a free on-line memorial
that family and friends can add to.

Leave a message of condolence to a family we are helping and
we will pass this on. If you know their email address you could send
a free e-card instead by clicking the e-card link below.

What needs to be done if someone
has just passed away