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Compassionate Care in Times of Loss

Organising a funeral in Hornsby that reflects the depth of your feelings can be daunting. At A Better Way Funerals, compassion and understanding are the cornerstones of service. The final farewell to a loved one should be a reflection of their unique life, a testament to the love shared and a comforting ceremony that brings peace to family and friends.


Choosing A Better Way Funerals means entrusting this sacred time to Keri, someone who genuinely cares about making this difficult period easier for you. I'm here to assist with every detail, so your focus remains on what's truly important—honouring the memory of your loved one.


In these trying moments, know that a call to 0401 040 161 connects you with a caring partner through your journey of grief and remembrance. I am dedicated to ensuring every aspect is handled with respect and dignity. Rest assured, you will not have to manage alone; I will be right beside you, providing the support you need.

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Services to Honour Every Life

Every life is a collection of moments that deserve to be celebrated in their own distinct way. A Better Way Funerals takes pride in crafting services that capture the essence of the individual:

  • Independent and personally tailored ceremonies
  • Over 500 funerals conducted, embracing diverse cultures and beliefs
  • Commitment to ethical and reasonably priced services
  • Comprehensive care from planning to execution with a gentle touch

Let your heart lead the way in choosing a ceremony that feels right. Trust in the understanding that comes from real, personal experience of loss to guide a tribute that is both meaningful and healing.

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Direct cremations offer a simple, dignified farewell without the presence of mourners. This choice suits those seeking a private way to say goodbye in Hornsby.

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Cremations in Hornsby can reflect a person’s life and ethos with personalised ceremonies that accompany the cremation, ensuring their spirit is honoured just as they would have wished.

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Burials in Hornsby are carried out with deep respect for family traditions and wishes, ensuring a serene resting place that can be visited and cherished for years to come.

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Life tributes celebrate the unique story of your loved one in Hornsby. Every service is crafted to honour their memory and reflect the profound impact they had on their community.

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Prepaid funerals in Hornsby allow for planning and peace of mind, ensuring arrangements reflect your wishes or those of your loved one, without the burden of decision making during a period of mourning.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the first step when arranging a funeral in Australia?

    The first step is to obtain a death certificate from the attending doctor or hospital. This certificate is needed to register the death with the relevant state or territory office and for funeral arrangements.

  • How soon after death does a funeral typically take place?

    Funerals in Australia typically occur within one to two weeks after death, but this can vary based on religious or cultural practices and the availability of the venue or crematorium.

  • Can I scatter ashes anywhere?

    While you can scatter ashes in many places, it's important to check local regulations or obtain permission if you're considering public land, national parks or waterways.

  • Is a casket the same as a coffin?

    The terms are often used interchangeably, but traditionally, a coffin is wider at the shoulders and tapers towards the feet, while a casket is rectangular.

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Phone: 0401 040 161

Address: Mosman, NSW 2088

Business Hours: Available 24 Hours

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