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Compassionate Care in Times of Need

When planning a funeral in Greenwich, it's crucial to find a service that resonates with the values and diverse needs of the community. A Better Way Funerals stands as a beacon of care and respect during these trying times, offering a safe space where all cultural backgrounds and religious beliefs are honoured.

I’m Keri, your dedicated funeral director, and I’m committed to easing your burden in any way possible. Whether you’re planning a traditional ceremony or a personalised commemoration, I bring compassionate care, respect and a shoulder to lean on throughout the journey.

Call me on 0401 040 161 —I handle every detail with meticulous attention, ensuring peace of mind when it's needed the most.

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Honouring Diversity with Dignity

A Better Way Funerals deeply understands the different ways that Sydney's communities honour and remember their loved ones. Having managed over 500 funerals, I have commemorated farewell proceedings respecting various memorial traditions and ways of saying goodbye.

My main goal is to always put your family first. It’s this caring approach to each funeral that shows my commitment to acknowledging that every person and every funeral should be unique. When you choose A Better Way Funerals, you get a supportive partner to help you honour and celebrate your loved one's life in a special way.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I express condolences?

Expressing condolences can be done in person, through a sympathy card or by offering support and sharing fond memories of the deceased.
What are the legal requirements for reporting a death?

Deaths must be registered with the state or territory's births, deaths and marriages registry, usually within seven days. The funeral director often assists with this process.
Can funerals be held on weekends?

Yes, funerals can be held on weekends but availability may vary and additional fees may apply.
What happens if someone dies overseas?

Contact the nearest Australian embassy or consulate. They can provide advice on repatriation of the deceased and help with necessary paperwork.