Reahilwe Funeral Homes

04/04/2026

Reahilwe Funeral Homes has clearly demonstrated its professionalism and experience in handling dignified funeral services, as evidenced by the successful laying to rest of Mama Makholwase Miranda Tshabalala(58) at Petsana, Reitz on Saturday, 05 March 2026.

The entire process was conducted with care, respect, and attention to detail, ensuring that the family and community were supported during this difficult time. Their commitment to excellence and compassionate service reflects our capability in organizing and delivering meaningful farewell ceremonies.

31/03/2026

Reahilwe Funeral Homes participated in the Easter Holiday Prayer Day hosted by the Matwabeng Stakeholders Forum in Senekal, Free State on Friday 27 March 2026. The event brought together community, faith, and government stakeholders to pray for unity, safety, and well-being during the Easter period, with a strong focus on road safety and community responsibility.

The event brought together the community for prayer, reflection, and unity ahead of the Easter period, focusing on safety, well-being, and spiritual guidance. Held at Stoompomp and Itemoheng Hospital, the sessions emphasised road safety awareness and collective responsibility, while highlighting the importance of collaboration between stakeholders including Department of Health, Departmebt of Roads, Transport and Safety amongst others.

30/03/2026

Reahilwe Funeral Homes has clearly demonstrated both its experience and professionalism in laying to rest Granny Mapuleng Mofokeng (92) in Turfontein, QwaQwa. The funeral was large and significant occasion, reflecting the remarkable life she lived as a highly respected Archbishop and a well-known traditional healer.

The service brought together both sangomas and members of her church, who paid tribute to her as a true pillar of spiritual and cultural wisdom. Many described her passing as the loss of a genuine traditional doctor whose impact will be deeply felt in the community

Reahilwe Funeral Homes handled the arrangements with dignity, care, and respect, ensuring a fitting farewell for such an influential and beloved figure.

30/03/2026

Reahilwe Funeral Homes showed its support for the much-anticipated men’s forum by providing a hearty breakfast for attendees.

The funeral home’s dedicated catering team emphasized the importance of fostering meaningful dialogue among men and highlighted how such conversations can positively impact society.

The forum took place at Masetjhaba Gardens in Bluegumbosch on Friday, 27 March, bringing the community together for reflection, discussion, and connection.

A wide range of topics was discussed including personal experiences and insights, touching on issues such as mental health, financial pressures, family responsibilities, and societal expectations.

The open dialogue aimed to create a supportive environment where men could speak freely, learn from one another, and explore practical ways to navigate the difficulties of everyday life.

27/03/2026