Belvedere Funeral Home

Belvedere Funeral Home Locally owned funeral home providing funeral services to Charlottetown and surrounding communities. We offer a variety of options for families to choose from.

Belvedere Funeral Home is a full-service funeral home offering facilities for visitation, chapel services and receptions to greater Charlottetown and its surrounding communities. We cater to the needs of families and individuals requiring either traditional funeral services or cremation. Our contemporary facilities are well received by families, and their guests who visit to pay respects and celebrate the lives of loved ones. On-site crematorium. Our caring and compassionate staff are here to assist your family at a difficult time. We support you in many ways, attending to every detail in a timely and respectful manner.

03/25/2026

Celebrate the life of George Gossen and join others in sharing memories, stories, and condolences.

03/25/2026

Hearses have been around for a long time in various shapes and forms. At first, they were rudimentary structures---from stretchers that transported the

Memorial Tattoos Evolving to a New LevelMemorial tattoos have existed for centuries, providing a permanent inked tribute...
03/23/2026

Memorial Tattoos Evolving to a New Level

Memorial tattoos have existed for centuries, providing a permanent inked tribute to a loved one. Depending on where the tattoo is located, the image, name or symbol can serve as a private or public expression of the person and the relationship lost.

A relatively new tattooing process is gaining popularity which allows for the infusion of a small amount of a loved one’s ashes into the ink to create an even more personal connection. The ash-infused ink is then applied to the skin by a skilled tattoo artist. The artist will require very fine, sifted ashes to prevent the ink from clogging, but when complete, the tattoo will look no different from a regular one.

For health and safety, it is recommended to only use a trusted tattoo artist and to ensure the ashes are handled in a safe manner, which may require the assistance of a specialized company to process, sterilize and mix the remains with the ink.

Getting a commemorative tattoo infused with a loved one’s remains will not be for everyone, but it can serve as a powerful way to remember a loved one while always keeping them close.

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03/22/2026

View Marion Winnifred Boyce's complete obituary, share memories, and explore heartfelt tribute posts from the community.

03/22/2026

View Eileen Beatrice Shaw's complete obituary, share memories, and explore heartfelt tribute posts from the community.

03/21/2026

View Robert (Bob) Bruce Lebel's complete obituary, share memories, and explore heartfelt tribute posts from the community.

Giving Comfort to Those Who StruggleIt’s difficult to know how to help a friend who is grieving, but don’t let your disc...
03/20/2026

Giving Comfort to Those Who Struggle

It’s difficult to know how to help a friend who is grieving, but don’t let your discomfort stop you from reaching out. Now more than ever, your friend needs support. They don’t expect you to have all the answers or to always say the right thing. All they want is for you to be there, helping them to cope and heal.

Helping tips:
• Listen to what they have to say
Grievers like to talk about their lost loved one. Let them lead the conversation and encourage them to share stories. Don’t avoid talking about the death or change the subject to something more pleasant.
• Offer practical help
The grief journey is new to most people and they often don’t know what they want or need. Perhaps they are hesitant to ask for help, not wanting to be a bother. Take the initiative by calling them and offering to do a specific task such as shopping for groceries or running errands; dropping off a homemade meal; driving them to appointments; taking their dog for a walk; or babysitting their children. They may also appreciate help with housework, such as cleaning, laundry or meal prep.
• Continue the support
For many people, life goes back to normal after the funeral, but for those grieving a loss, life will never be the same. Grievers are often forgotten in the days and weeks after the funeral. Make a point to call and check-in on them regularly. Invite them to join you in activities such as a walk, a meal out or a shopping excursion. Or spend time sitting with them, looking through photo albums or doing a jigsaw puzzle.

It’s hard to know the best ways to help those in grief, but the only way to find out is with the gift of your time and comfort.

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03/20/2026

Celebrate the life of Michelle Ledgerwood and join others in sharing memories, stories, and condolences.

03/19/2026

Celebrate the life of Hon. Mark McLane and join others in sharing memories, stories, and condolences.

03/19/2026

Celebrate the life of Elizabeth (Betty Ann) Kiley and join others in sharing memories, stories, and condolences.

03/18/2026

Celebrate the life of Anne Crawford and join others in sharing memories, stories, and condolences.

When Someone Dies Outside Regular Business HoursIt often happens that someone will die outside our standard hours of ope...
03/18/2026

When Someone Dies Outside Regular Business Hours

It often happens that someone will die outside our standard hours of operation. If a loved one dies on the weekend, or overnight, we do have someone who is on call to take this call. We’ve worked with local hospitals and senior residences and have established systems in place.

It does start with a call.

We will ask for information about your loved one, including where we need to go to pick them up in order to bring them to our facility. Depending on the location (whether they are at home or at a residence) this will dictate the course of action we take.

From there, we will need to set up a meeting with next of kin. This is typically the next day or a Monday if the death occurs on the weekend. Often the family will need to begin the process to organize information before meeting with us.

We understand there is a lot of anxiety associated with losing a loved one. Rest assured, we have a great deal of experience to help you navigate this process. We are here for you at your time of need and will support you with compassionate and dignified care.

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175 Belvedere Avenue
Charlottetown, PE
C1A2Y9

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Belvedere Funeral Home is a full-service funeral home offering facilities for visitation, chapel services and receptions to greater Charlottetown and its surrounding communities. We cater to the needs of families and individuals requiring either traditional funeral services or cremation. We offer a variety of options for families to choose from. Our contemporary facilities are well received by families, and their guests who visit to pay respects and celebrate the lives of loved ones. On-site crematorium. Our caring and compassionate staff are here to assist your family at a difficult time. We support you in many ways, attending to every detail in a timely and respectful manner.