Thomas Fowle & Sons Funeral Directors

Thomas Fowle & Sons Funeral Directors We are here to support you if a loved one has passed away and you need help arranging the funeral. We offer a range of funerals to suit your needs.

Thomas Fowle & Sons Funeral Directors are here to support you if a loved one has just passed away and you need help arranging the funeral. You can find out more below or give us a call to discuss. As one of the oldest undertakers in the Medway region, Thomas Fowle & Sons Funeral Directors in Gillingham, Kent, offers the reassurance of experience when it comes to arranging your loved one's funeral. Speak to one of our funeral arrangers, to find out more about how we will help you. Providing funeral services to our town and its families since 1803, we believe in ensuring you and your loved one receive only the highest standard of care. However you choose to remember them, whether it is a funeral tailored to reflect a unique aspect of their life, or a simpler, more traditional affair, we will be here to help ease some of the burden. You can find our team of arrangers and funeral directors in Gillingham town centre, at the funeral home on the Balmoral Road. From here, we are able to support not only the local community, but also those throughout the rest of Medway, including the families in Brompton, Rainham and Walderslade. We will be here when you need us. To arrange your loved one's funeral, you can call our Gillingham funeral directors on 01634 756 581 today.

This guide will explain what happens at a funeral; including the funeral procession, funeral service, committal service ...
11/02/2026

This guide will explain what happens at a funeral; including the funeral procession, funeral service, committal service and the wake. We will be here to help you through every step of the journey.

This guide will explain what happens at a funeral; including the funeral procession, funeral service, committal service and the wake

Funerals in the UK are often bathed in tradition - with many of the beliefs and customs we now associate with funerals d...
09/02/2026

Funerals in the UK are often bathed in tradition - with many of the beliefs and customs we now associate with funerals dating back many years. As a result, many people have a fixed idea of what a funeral looks like, with cars, flowers and funeral attire often tied to these well-versed traditions.

The reality is, the funeral is changing. Fewer people are opting for tradition, with colourful personalised funerals becoming increasingly commonplace. These types of funerals have become the norm, with families increasingly opting to plan funerals that reflect the life, hobbies and interests of their loved one.

Our Funeral Directors share their memories of personalised funerals that reflect the life, hobbies and interests of the person who has died.

Today is "Time to Talk Day" What does this mean?"Brave the big talkThis Time to Talk Day, we’re encouraging you to brave...
05/02/2026

Today is "Time to Talk Day" What does this mean?

"Brave the big talk

This Time to Talk Day, we’re encouraging you to brave the big talk – and have conversations about mental health experiences that might still feel a bit unspoken.

We’ve made great progress in destigmatising mental health problems and improving attitudes. But we need to keep going. There are still times when what we are living through can feel really big and difficult to talk about."

The next Time To Talk Day is on 5 February 2026. Download our resources, and find out how to start a life changing conversation about mental health.

"In My HeartI thought of you today. But that is nothing new. I thought about you yesterday.And days before that too. I t...
03/02/2026

"In My Heart

I thought of you today.
But that is nothing new.
I thought about you yesterday.
And days before that too.
I think of you in silence.
I often speak your name.
Now all I have are memories.
And your picture in a frame.
Your memory is my keepsake.
With which it'll never part.
God has you in his keeping.
I have you in my heart."

At Dignity, we work in a unique industry helping people through difficult times and always with compassion, respect, ope...
30/01/2026

At Dignity, we work in a unique industry helping people through difficult times and always with compassion, respect, openness, and care. We ensure we set the highest standards within our industry and are proud to say we are one of the major providers of funeral services in the UK.

We work in a unique industry and offer a range of challenging and rewarding roles for caring individuals across the funeral profession

Dignity has a long and proud history dating as far back as 1812, when our oldest Funeral Director was established. Our r...
28/01/2026

Dignity has a long and proud history dating as far back as 1812, when our oldest Funeral Director was established. Our rich and lengthy heritage ensures we can deliver our funeral services with local knowledge and unparalleled expertise.

Dignity has a rich and lengthy heritage; our funeral homes and crematoria have been serving their local communities for generations

Did you know today is Holocaust Memorial Day?"HMD is for everyone. Each year across the UK, we bring people together to ...
27/01/2026

Did you know today is Holocaust Memorial Day?

"HMD is for everyone. Each year across the UK, we bring people together to learn more about the past, empathise more with people today, and work to build a better future. Together we bear witness for communities who suffered attempted annihilation, and honour the survivors and all those whose lives were changed beyond recognition."

The Holocaust is central to Holocaust Memorial Day when we remember the six million Jewish men, women and children who were murdered, and the millions more murdered under N**i persecution. We also learn and commemorate where persecution led in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia and Darfur. The Holocaust Memor...

Are you considering burying the ashes of a loved one, but are unsure of your options? Are you looking for more informati...
26/01/2026

Are you considering burying the ashes of a loved one, but are unsure of your options? Are you looking for more information on burying ashes in a graveyard or wondering about costs? Perhaps you believe that a loved one may pass away soon and you need guidance on what the next steps are? It’s not something anyone wants to think about, however, it is important to understand your options.

Wondering what your options are for burying ashes from a cremation? Our guide will help you plan how to bury your loved one’s ashes.

In years gone by, religion was an expected part of any funeral. However, many people are now opting to move away from th...
24/01/2026

In years gone by, religion was an expected part of any funeral. However, many people are now opting to move away from the more traditional religious funerals, instead choosing to focus on remembering the person and celebrating their life. As an alternative to religious funerals, a non-religious funeral service allows family and friends to pay tribute to their loved one without needing to include readings from religious texts, hymns or prayers.

Non-religious funerals often celebrate the life of the deceased. Find out how to arrange a non-religious funeral service as unique as the person who has passed away.

If your loved one has passed away and you’re deciding how to commemorate them, you may choose to have a headstone made.B...
22/01/2026

If your loved one has passed away and you’re deciding how to commemorate them, you may choose to have a headstone made.

But what can you put on a headstone? Understanding the restrictions around headstone inscriptions is important, and at such an emotional time most people will seek advice. If your family is religious, you may seek the advice of your local diocese.

If you’re wondering what to put on your loved one’s headstone, this guide will explain everything you need to know about headstone inscriptions.

"what is strongerthan the human heartwhich shatters over and overand still lives - rupi kaur"
20/01/2026

"what is stronger
than the human heart
which shatters over and over
and still lives

- rupi kaur"

Being asked to be a pallbearer at a loved one’s funeral can be considered a great honour, so it’s important to understan...
18/01/2026

Being asked to be a pallbearer at a loved one’s funeral can be considered a great honour, so it’s important to understand what is involved and the responsibilities that come with the role.

If you are arranging a funeral, you may wish to choose family members or close friends to be pallbearers, though you may prefer to ask your funeral director to provide their own, if they are able to do so.

Being asked to be a pallbearer can be considered a great honour. It's important to learn about pallbearer duties and etiquette, as well as how to choose pallbearers.

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