Southern
FUNERAL HOME
Gore
Central Otago
FUNERALS
Alexandra & Cromwell
Southern Lakes
FUNERALS
Queenstown
OUR PEOPLE
We are a funeral company in Otago and Southland regions, comprising of funeral homes between Gore, Alexandra, Cromwell, and Queenstown. Proudly locally operated by Graham and Heather Stephen, we work hand in hand
with you at your time of loss and grief, to help you to honour the life of your loved ones.
When you are ready, feel free to contact us and go over the finer details.
Graham Stephen
General Manager / Funeral Director / Embalmer
Graham has dedicated his working career to caring for others. He is a well-respected Funeral Director who has a long association with local families.
Heather Stephen
General Manager / Funeral Director / Celebrant
Heather has many business roles within the company; but she is also an experienced Celebrant who takes pride in providing a beautiful rendition of a person’s life story.
Lynette Hodge
Funeral Director & Embalmer,
Central Otago
Lynette has worked in the funeral profession for over a decade and has a natural ability to work alongside families offering warmth, support and caring advice.
Lea Gray
Funeral Director & Embalmer,
Southern Lakes
Lea will ensure that funeral arrangements are completed with professional efficiency and a warmth that respects the needs of families.
Rob Hall
Funeral Director & Embalmer, Gore
Rob’s long standing connection to the local community is an asset to our team. His warm and friendly demeanour brings comfort to families.
Whitney Greene
Funeral Director, Southern Lakes / Central Otago
Whitney brings with her a kind and thoughtful service. Her compassionate heart will ensure every family gives their loved ones a beautiful farewell.
Andrea Eden
Funeral Director, Gore
Andrea will facilitate funeral arrangements that are meaningful and appropriate, creating a personal service tailored to your requirements.
Caring for families of Southland & Otago
Facilitating your farewell wishes, with compassion and care, in a warm and peaceful atmosphere