Ross Fraser Funeral Directors Bo`ness.

05/04/2026

A very special memory this Easter 🌿💛

Whenever Ruari or Alana went somewhere, they would always FaceTime their grandpa to show him what they were up to and keep him involved in their adventures.

This was one of those moments, just 2 days before their grandad, Tom, passed. Ruari was showing him the view, and a pine tree was there in the background.

The Scottish pine is part of Ross Fraser Funeral Directors’ logo and has come to represent growth, resilience and the legacies we carry.🌲

This Easter, we celebrate the precious connections, the shared moments and the love that continues to inspire us.

03/04/2026

We’re pleased to share our new website with our community.

As a family-owned, independent funeral director serving Bo’ness for over 16 years, we are committed to supporting you with care, compassion and professionalism.

On our new website, you can:
• Learn more about who we are
• Explore our range of funeral services
• Find answers to common questions
• Access our contact information easily

Visit us at rossfraserfunerals.com

02/04/2026

It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Edina McCrae on the 29th March, 2026.

Edina will be dearly missed by all that knew and loved her. She touched lives with her kindness, warmth and gentle spirit, leaving behind cherished memories that will be held close forever.

A service to celebrate Edina’s life will be held at Falkirk Crematorium on 16th April, 2026 at 12:15pm. All who knew and loved Edina are warmly invited to attend and honour her memory.

31/03/2026

The family of the late Thomas Burnett Fraser warmly invite all family and friends to attend his funeral service, which will be held on Tuesday 7th April at 1pm at Falkirk Crematorium.

All who knew and loved Tom are very welcome to join us as we come together to remember and celebrate his life.

Friends are warmly invited to join the family afterwards at West Lothian Golf Club.

Family flowers only, please.

27/03/2026

23/03/2026

On behalf of Ross and his mum Elizabeth Fraser, it is with the deepest sadness that we share the passing of Tom Burnett Fraser, who died suddenly yet peacefully at home in Bo’ness this morning, surrounded by his loving family.

Tom was a past Captain and Honorary President of West Lothian Golf Club and will be fondly remembered for his warmth, character and the many friendships he held so dearly.
He was a devoted and much loved grandpa to Ruari and Alana Fraser, with whom he shared an incredibly close relationship, bringing him great joy through regular visits and cherished FaceTime calls. A much loved father in law to Diane Fraser, he will be sorely missed.

Funeral arrangements will be shared in due course.

Ross remains available, supported by his dedicated team at this time.

20/03/2026

At Ross Fraser Funeral Directors, family lies at the heart of everything we do.

As a small, family-run service, we understand the importance of care, trust and support during life’s most difficult moments.

We are here when you need us.

📞 01506 826304
Ross Fraser Funeral Directors
81 North Street, Bo’ness

15/03/2026

Today, on Mother’s Day, we are thinking of all those who may find the day difficult for any reason. 🤍

From all of us at Ross Fraser Funeral Directors, please know that you are in our thoughts today, and we send our care and support.

11/03/2026

✨Unfortunately our earlier Funeral Director’s Day post was accidentally deleted by admin today, and we lost some truly kind comments about Ross and the care he gives to families.

We were so grateful for those words and disappointed that we didn’t get the chance to reply and thank you all personally.

If you did like 👍 or comment earlier and would like to leave your message again, it would mean a great deal to Ross and to our small independent business.

Your support really does make a difference🙏🤍

Today is Funeral Director’s Day, a day to recognise the dedication, compassion and quiet strength of those who support families during one of the most difficult times in their lives.

For some funeral directors it is part of a long established business with large teams. For others, like my husband at Ross Fraser Funeral Directors, it is a small independent business built on care, integrity and a genuine desire to help people.

Being an independent funeral director in a town where other firms have been established for generations brings its own challenges. But this work has never been about numbers or competition. It is, and always has been, a labour of love.

Behind every funeral there are countless things to think about. Supporting grieving families, guiding them through emotional, practical and legal decisions, organising every detail, and ensuring that every person is cared for with dignity and respect.

While Ross leads the business day to day, he is also supported by a small trusted team who step in when needed. Their help, kindness and professionalism play an important part in ensuring every family is cared for properly, and they deserve recognition too.

I see first hand the long hours, the late night phone calls, and the quiet moments of reflection after a family has been supported. What makes me most proud is that Ross looks after every person exactly as he would want his own family to be looked after.

Funeral directing is often described as a higher calling and a sacred trust. Today is a chance to recognise the compassion, patience and dedication that funeral professionals bring to their work every single day.

To Ross, his team, and to all funeral directors who quietly serve their communities with kindness and respect, thank you for the care you give to families in their hour of need. 🤍

10/03/2026

Today, on International Bagpipe Day, it was a real honour for us at
Ross Fraser Funeral Directors to have the wonderful Kevin McLean playing the beautiful Highland Cathedral at the funeral of a very special lady.

The sound of the pipes carries such dignity, emotion and tradition, and today it created a truly moving tribute as we said goodbye.

It felt especially fitting on a day that celebrates the heritage and significance of the bagpipes around the world.

Our sincere thanks to Kevin for helping create such a meaningful and memorable farewell.

Special thanks to Falkirk Photography for capturing the moment so beautifully. 📸

05/03/2026

At Ross Fraser Funeral Directors, we are proud to sponsor Grangemouth Rugby Club🏉

Our son Ruari recently travelled to Wales with the club. To mark their 69th fixture, we donated two bottles of whisky, one for the raffle and one for the captain of Llandybie Rugby Club. Here is Ruari pictured with the Llandybie captain to remember the occasion.

We are proud to support a local club and the next generation of players. 🥃