Dils Clarify the Role of a Funeral Director

Funeral directors have always been deeply valued and esteemed members of their communities, and are there to provide support and guidance for the grieving family. For example, they can provide information on how to arrange a pre-paid funeral plan and discuss ideas and options you may have for your own funeral, helping you to record your wishes for the future.

There have been many changes in the industry, as people request different things, but there are still those who prefer tradition. There’s nothing wrong with that. Tradition and rituals are comforting, and play an important part in the grieving process, and help to combat anxiety, fear, and pain.

However, more than personalisation, more than tradition, people want guidance. Losing a loved one is a difficult process for them. A funeral director is not only there to arrange the final services of the deceased, they serve as a steward of the living, guiding them through the array of choices and decisions. A funeral director provides insight, comfort, and compassion.

At Dils they’re very much a family business. Wilfred Dil founded the company in 1960 and they are now into the 3rd generation of family ownership. Their family values are at the heart of everything they do, so you can be assured of their absolute honesty and integrity and of being treated with the utmost respect at all times.

Dils’carefully selected, experienced staff are very much part of the family and from them you can expect a very warm and personal level of service. They will do everything they can to ensure your wishes are carried out to the full. Nothing is too much trouble.

They’re creative thinkers who get huge satisfaction from delivering exactly what a family has in mind for a funeral, and most importantly, they’re genuine people who want to help others who are going through a difficult time, so for more information on funerals Auckland, prepaid funerals and eco urns please go to http://www.dils.co.nz .