Holland Funeral Directors

02/04/2026

Thank you for your donations they were dropped off this morning as you can see! Special thank you to Jen xx

31/03/2026

Donations in our appeal for Easter eggs for Malvern Food Bank have tripled thanks to a fantastic donation from Jen. We will be taking them up to the food bank tomorrow in time for Easter so if you would like to donate please get them to us. Thank you for your support from all the team at Hollands !

23/03/2026

23/03/2026

Come and say hello we are at Morrisons Malvern and will happily answer any questions you may have about funeral plans Danica & Liz

23/03/2026

We will be dropping some of these off at local nurseries but please feel free to come and collect any you may want for your children or grandchildren to colour in during the holidays !

23/03/2026

21/03/2026

Please donate if you can, we will be happy to collect them at Hollands and deliver them to Malvern Hills Food Bank in time for Easter Weekend.

18/03/2026

My dear ones…

I’m writing this with a pain that words cannot describe… 💔
Today at 5:00 PM, our beloved, bravest little warrior – Amelia – passed away… She has put on her angel wings 🕊️

She is no longer suffering. She is no longer in pain. She is in a place where everything is beautiful, peaceful, and full of light…

For nearly 6 years, she fought with a strength beyond imagination. Every single day, she showed us what true courage looks like. She showed the whole world that even the smallest heart can hold the greatest power.
And that love – pure, unconditional love – truly overcomes everything…

Our dearest Amelia, you were and always will be our greatest miracle. Our heart. Our light…
Thank you for every moment, every smile, every glance… for the love you taught us.

This is not goodbye… it’s “see you again,” our little Angel 💔🕊️

We love you forever…

18/03/2026

A few weeks ago I posted a request for cards to be sent for Amelia’s eight birthday, I would just to thank all those who dropped off cards for Amelia which were forwarded on. It is with deep sadness that she has passed away. Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to all her family.

15/03/2026

Some days the world feels louder than it should. People talking. Cars moving. Notifications lighting up the screen. And yet, in the middle of all that noise, there is a quiet space inside my heart that only belongs to one word.
Mom.
It’s a simple word. Just three letters. But it carries the weight of childhood memories, late-night conversations, gentle hands, and unconditional love.
There are moments when I still reach for her without thinking. When something good happens, she’s the first person I want to tell. When something hurts, she’s the voice I still long to hear saying, “It’s going to be okay.”
Missing her doesn’t always look dramatic. Sometimes it looks like smiling in public and crying in private. Sometimes it looks like holding onto a memory so tightly because it’s the only thing that still feels close.
The truth is, grief can make us feel small again. Like a child sitting quietly, holding onto love that no longer has a physical place to land. And yet, that love is still real. Still warm. Still powerful.
Even though she is in heaven, she is not gone from my life. She lives in the way I care. In the way I try to be strong. In the way I hold onto kindness even when life feels unfair.
The tears may come. The ache may linger.
But so does the love.
And that love is something no distance—not even heaven—can ever take away.

15/03/2026

Mom,

There are so many things
I want to tell you.

Little victories.
Hard days.
Moments that would make you laugh.

Sometimes I start talking out loud
like you’re still sitting beside me.

Maybe you are.

Maybe heaven lets mothers listen
a little closer than we think.

15/03/2026

There are days on the calendar that carry a deeper silence — days when memories feel closer than usual and love feels both warm and painfully distant. Mother’s Memorial Day is one of those moments. It is a gentle pause in the rush of life, a time to remember the women who once held our hands, wiped our tears, and filled our world with a kind of love that never fades.

For many, the presence of Mom now lives in quiet places — in old photographs, in familiar recipes, in songs that suddenly bring tears without warning. Her voice may no longer be heard in the next room, yet her words still echo in our hearts. The lessons she taught, the comfort she gave, and the sacrifices she made continue to shape who we are long after she is gone.

Lighting a candle becomes more than a simple act. It becomes a symbol of remembrance, gratitude, and connection — a small flame that represents a love too strong to be taken by time or loss. In its glow, we remember laughter shared around the table, late-night talks, warm embraces, and the countless ordinary moments that now feel like treasures.

Though she may no longer walk beside us, her love still guides our steps. Though her hands are no longer there to hold, her strength still carries us through difficult days. Today, we honor every mother who lives on in memory and spirit. Gone from sight, but never from the heart. Forever loved. Forever remembered.