Wow! Tim is so handsome! 😍 I could sit and listen to him all day!

Everything went so quickly with my mom. It was all pre-planned to exactly what my mom wanted because she was so very thoughtful of my brother and I and wanted to make sure it was less traumatic for us. The funeral home picked her up from her home and we had her remains in a week. Those at the funeral home were so very respectful and helpful. We don't do funerals in my family. I respect everyone wishes but to have a funeral would seem so traumatic to me. Thing is I have 3 beautiful vases in my living room. My Dad, Mom, and Sister. Im so glad my family had a great sense of humor! 😂 Love you ladies ❤

Excellent series! The episodes with Tim were particularly informative. His sense of knowledge, dignity and professionalism were ideal for the topic. He answered all your questions thoughtfully and in a way that made cremation understandable and acceptable. A perfect professional in every respect.

Well done ladies on your final episode with Tim (boo hiss!!). Can’t wait for you to go back and ask him more questions, I could listen to him all day long about his knowledge. However looking forward to seeing Cal again!!!!! Take care both of you 😘😘 xx

Hi ladies, thank you so much for explaining and showing the cremation process - thank you Tim as well for answering the questions and for your compassion and dedication to your work. My Dad passed away almost two weeks ago now - funeral was on Friday and he has been cremated. Education and knowledge is so important, especially when it comes to this topic/area. I am thankful for coming across this series and the work that you are doing. Thank you so much and keep up the great work! xx

Just had you pop up in my algorithm today. Thank you for doing these videos. I’m in Ohio, USA. Green burials are not catching on quickly but we do have a cemetery in Northern Ohio that is for green burials. Wish more people would get on the bandwagon for cremation and or green burial.

I have just lost my wife on the 10th and I have just watched the 5 episodes. I would like to thank Tim for his answers. Thoughtful and compassionate, while giving the answers.

That was a great series found it very interesting I think Tim is a wonderful person and thumbs up with the ECO FRIENDLY too

I could listen to the three of you talk all day

You are a great team!! Very professional, respectful and caring ❤

Thanks to everyone for explaining and showing the cremation process. My husband was cremated and I had often thought about this process. So know I know and am very thankful for seeing the process. Glad to have run across this series.

I’m majoring in funeral directory services this fall and I am so grateful to have came across your videos. You both have taught me so much and I can't wait to get into the field. Thanks for this series! 🖤

I have really enjoyed watching your channel the information has been given in a dignified up beat manner ,keep up the content and stay safe ,best regards from Scotland.

Hi, I just wanted to say a big thank you I you both ladies & Tim. I have a fear of death & the process that takes place after but at the same time curiosity. My brother is a funeral director. But dealing with near to death issues myself on a couple of occasions or dealing with it with family or people I care for as my job who have passed. On these occasions the fear of the unknown stir me up, I’ve had counciling because of my fear for death, and had experience in my brothers place. And actually researching & finding out more does help me understand the process. I really enjoyed working with mortician to address my fears. So recently came across your videos which have really really helped me with understanding. As a anxious person anyway it has calmed my anxiety with watching your videos. Within last few days I had a elderly die suddenly on me, so coroner ordered a autopsy. Again anxiety hit the roof as it’s the unknown. Again curiosity lead me to watch videos to explain how it happens, ( did turn green after first watch) but then the biology side of things I found fascinating. Same with cremation process, watched your series of videos I do feel better as I know the process. Not quite there if it’s someone I know on slab or being cremated. But THANK YOU so much. Have subscribed will continue to take therapy from your videos.

This has been such an interesting mini series..(please ask Tim if you can do more filming with him!) presented so well..and love your slightly mad hello introductions.!! . so lovely to see.. good to be able to see the inside workings.. love these type of videos.. In the words of Oliver.. please sir can I have some more! 🤣

Well done ladies and Tim,really interesting 👏👍

This is all so interesting and you all speak with such dignity and empathy, if I lived near Tim’s funeral Eco facility I wud defiantly ask to be taken there when I go to heaven. You are all fantastic and highly professional .💕xxx love Lucy in south west U.K. xxx

I loved this series of videos! And that cemetery seems soo peaceful, wouldn't mind a "tour" of the place :)

I'm so glad I'm being burnt, but I've learnt alot since watching u guys,thank you

Both you girls are so good at this keep it going it's great Thanks

I was slightly disappointed not to see the cremation process mentioned at the start of this final segment. I like Tim's ethics and attitude he seems very progressive. Water, waste recycling , solar panels and using low wattage bulbs a great idea! It was interesting to hear about deepening the graves there. I don't think we do that here in the UK. Cettainly in the grave my mum is in the family bought it. It has 3 bodies plus my Grandmother's ashes in it. I know a Father & Son who are grave diggers. The son does all the graves in the local church and has a small digger. The Father does the graves in most of the surrounding graveyards where no machines are allowed so everything has to be done by hand. Well thankfully the weather is glorious today (they had snow in parts of Manchester yesterday) so the barbie and brick pizza oven are getting fired up this afternoon for my Son's birthday. He's getting My Father and Grandfather's service medals from WW1 and WW2. I got copies of their service records some letters they wrote to their Mothers and some photos of them. Put them in 2 albums for him. We also got him a deactivated .303 Lee Enfield service rifledated 1943 and had it altered to look like a rifle issued to snipers. He'll be the envy of his re-enactment group! Yesterday my Daughter-in-Law drove my cousin's restored e-type jaguar and was so excited! I can't wait to see her face in August when she gets her Triumph! We do have a sneaky snitch in the family. Sam my cousin's 13 year old Geand Daughter who can't keep a secret and knows about the car we are restoring for my Daughter-in-Law. So far a combination of bribery, threats and distraction have kept the secret a secret😊. Tristan & Catriona are walking the dogs I'm cooking breakfast for when they get back. I'll show them a couple of your videos later and see if I can't get you 2 new subscribers😉

Loved the series and Tim was just great allowing us another level of insight. Not too sure if this was actually covered in the video, but what happens if there is a lease and it runs out? What happens to any remaining remains? Hope that made sense.

Just finished this series. I like Tim, you could do a trio channel. The one who's interested, the one who prepares and the one who 'finishes'. Joking aside, talking of cremations, as is the case here, my father went for a direct cremation: we thought it would be up the road (crematorium nearby), they said it would be. For those in the UK, we live in Essex and he was taken to Oxfordshire. And, as I'm here, my mind picks up on things. When I went to France on holiday I saw a gravestone that had a 'call this number to renew' sign. It made me sad. To the point (call me weird) that a little along the path there was a lonely plastic flower. I picked it up and placed it on the aforementioned grave: like me saying 'they' weren't forgotten.

Hi tracey hi trish, great series of videos, really enjoyed all 5 videos, i wondered if there was an email address or somwhere i could contact you ladies to ask a question that has come up through a discussion with my dad about my brothers funeral and specifically his cremation, hope its ok to ask Thankyou, take care ladies xx

I'm curious about the methods to bring home the ashes, can you provide jewellery or it has to be done in a specific store?

It always seems strange to hear a fellow Geordie ,what part Newcastle is Tracy from?I am from Blaydon .Very interesting all of your videos

My mom was cremated but I have another question. Her left arm was in a wax cast. I was wondering why that might be? I did ask the funeral home but never received a response. She did have cellulitis in that arm and when she passed her arm was swollen. I am just curious. Thank you for your response❤

Could you ladies do a series on exumation or lift and deepen that would be so interesting we don't do that in the states

My friends dad was a grave digger for a cemetery and he could dig a 6-7 ft grave in 2 hours by hand, depending where it was in the cemetery, He did fall through the tops of old coffins at times cause a person wasn’t recorded properly so he would re bury where he had distributed

Water cremation is an option here in the USA. In Australia too ? ❤️🌹🌹

That would be a nightmare. Finding out that your loved one was buried in the wrong grave. It makes you wonder how often that occurs. 😡 3:42

Good evening beautiful ladies. I am confused. Arent the coffins put in steel or concrete vaults. I do understand that many years ago the coffins were just put in a wooden vault here in the US.

Hello ladies! I'm going to be starting mortuary/funeral director school this fall if all goes well and I can get my funding. My question is what happens to the viscera and brain matter of the deceased? I work in hospice so I know that sometimes the deceased will have bowel movements post mortem or will appear to move due to rigor mortis, but I've always been curious about the organs. Thank you! Your videos have been a great help.

Have you covered eco burial?

I was told recently by a funeral director that you don't get all your loved ones remains in a privately owned crematorium. This distressed me because my dad was cremated in a privately owned crematorium and it haunts me daily. Is this true???

I liked the ending comment, if any questions were "sparked" by the video!😂

Q for Tracy. Do you see a difference in attitudes to death and in funeral services between Australia and the NE?

What is a body like,buried 6 months?

Please can I ask why Tim doesn’t wear a mask when removing the cremated remains, and preparing them for the next part of the process, because as I watched him tip the remains into a container to cool, I was concerned that he could be breathing some of the cremated person in without realising, thank you, Anne.

So are you aloud to ask for a loved ones skull not to be ground up. So we can keep them whole. I understand they would be fragile

Cal is no doubt poutting because he got left home! Hope you locked the liquor cabinet !

Wish he was mike'd

Hello sweethearts. How deep do you bury someone in your country ??

Is Tim married Hes gorgeous!!!