Funeral Services & Crematories in Indiantown, Saint John, NB
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9 Somerset Street, Saint John, E2K 2X5
(506) 642-1177
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156 Westmorland Rd, Saint John, E2J 2E7
506-633-7722
Welcome to Tingley Monuments Tingley Monuments is the oldest firm of its kind in Canada Five generations of the Tingley family in succession have served their clientele with understanding, respect, and integrity 
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230 Westmorland Road, Saint John, E2J 2G3
+1 506-646-2424
Fundy Funeral Home is one of many Co-Operative Funeral Homes, which trace their beginnings to the turn of the century, throughout the 1940's and 1950's in western Canada, and in the 1960's and 1970's in this region. The third such development for New Brunswick was the Fundy Funeral Home, opening its doors on Sept. 10, 1995 providing dedicated service to the residents of Saint John, New Brunswick, and surrounding areas for both non-members, and members. The founders were a group of individuals who were members of the Co-op Credit Union movement, they had a vision to provide a service to the community thru member ownership. The original founders were: Richard Anderson, M. Carpenter, Malcolm Daley, Bernie Desmond, Roy Mackin, Bette McClary, Jean Prime and Carla Tesink. 
Fundy Funeral Home receives praise for exceptional service, professionalism, and support during difficult times. Customers appreciate the caring and courteous staff, top-notch facilities, and smooth handling of administrative tasks. Commended for going above and beyond to make a painful experience run as smoothly as possible. 
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327 Westmorland Rd, Saint John, E2L 3V1
(506) 653-6861
Cimetières, Famille et communauté, Cemetery, Cemetery Developers & Relocators, Memorial, Services communautaires et Organisations, Parks 
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111 PARADISE ROW, Saint John, E2K 3H6
(506) 634-7424
Cremation, Community Services & Organizations, Family & Community, Famille et communauté, Salons funéraires, Services communautaires et Organisations, Funeral Homes, Crematories 
160 Mark Drive, Saint John, E2J 4H5
(506) 637-7010
E award-winning service provided by Directors’ Choice ensures that all callers receive the comfort and respect they deserve. Our service offering - designed by a funeral director - teams up staff trained in funeral service with leading-edge technology to provide your callers with seamless, funeral home quality service. We take care of your callers just as you would - with compassion, knowledge and reassurance. Your reputation is secure in our hands. When you use Directors’ Choice, you can be confident in the knowledge that every time your families call, they will receive the same service you have always provided when they need it most. For the last 7 years, we have been selected for the coveted Canadian Call Management Association (CAM-X) Award of Excellence from among service providers across North America. 
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1650 Manawagonish Road, Saint John, E2M 3Y3
(506) 672-4309
Cimetières, Real Estate, Cemetery, Cemetery Developers & Relocators, Famille et communauté, Services communautaires et Organisations 
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152 Pettingill Road, Quispamsis, E2E 3S6
(506) 849-2119
Funeral service and crematories, Funeral home, Funeral Planning, Funeral Homes, Personal Services 
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12 Quispamsis Road, Quispamsis, E2E 1M3
(506) 847-3670
The church, built as a chapel of ease for the Parish of Hampton in the Diocese of Nova Scotia, testifies to the efforts of Bishop John Inglis to spread Anglicanism throughout this diocese through church construction. Attributed to Edwin Fairweather, the design is noteworthy for its plan, symmetry, fine proportions, and classical details, which speak eloquently of the inheritance of British classicism on colonial building. St. Luke's remained a chapel of ease until 1988 when it became the parish church of Gondola Point. The new pews replicate the Box Pew ends and front panels, thus ensuring the continuity of style while allowing at the same time more comfortable seating. The fourth row of pews back from the chancel step are recessed to allow for wheelchairs, and defines an appropriate place for the Gospel to be Proclaimed in the midst of the people. At the Architect's insistence, there is no chancel carpet nor is there a carpet for the aisle. This is to ensure the integrity of the acoustics of the building. The hard surfaces provided by wood and the original plaster vaulted ceiling demonstrate the understanding of acoustics held by Edwin Fairweather and Justus Wetmore. Their effort has no been compromised! The entrance to the restored church is gained off a bricked patio that allows for wheel chair access to the porch. At the architect's urging, the patio is framed with several large stones, allowing for seating as people gather, or as they linger after Service. The porch was designed to compliment the roof lines of the nave and to maintain the proportions suggested by the nave windows in relation to the height of the building. The double-door entry remains as in the past, on the side of the porch. The Sacristy, located off the chancel, on the Epistle Side, provides sufficient space for eucharistic ministers, layreaders, and acolytes along with their vestments and other furnishings that are stored for occasional use.