These and similar words have been used for over 150 years when people have contacted Will Case for the first time after the death of a loved one. As the longest established independent family firm of funeral directors in Salisbury and the surrounding area, we recognise that we are in a rare and privileged position to offer a compassionate welcome and sound advice at one of the most sensitive times a family has to face.
We are dedicated to helping you create a funeral service that reflects the life of the person you loved, we understand that you may have many questions and concerns and that at this most difficult time you need someone you can rely on to help you.
We are dedicated to helping you create a funeral service that reflects the life of the person you loved, we understand that you may have many questions and concerns and that at this most difficult time you need someone you can rely on to help you.
Services
We provide funeral services to the communities around Salisbury, Amesbury, and Ludgershall. We are dedicated to helping you create a funeral service that reflects the life of the person you loved. Our team of funeral directors are experienced in caring for families from all walks of life, religious and or cultural backgrounds and those who have a clear idea of what type of funeral they require.
Will Case and Partners has a heritage that starts in the 1960s and continues to this day because of the principles laid down by Will Case and his daughter Mary Case. Both recognised that to provide the very best funeral services staff needed to be highly professional, have the right technical knowledge and experience all combined with the profound understanding that the role of a funeral director is a rare privilege in any community.
When someone dies in their home, the first thing to do is to call their doctor. The GP can issue the medical certificate of the cause of death. A locum doctor or senior nursing professional can also issue a statement to say that death has occurred. Once this done, you can call us to collect your loved one right away, or you may prefer to have him/her at home for a while to leave time for goodbyes.
Planning your funeral in advance can bring peace of mind. By writing down some ideas for your funeral, your family and friends will find it easier to arrange a fitting tribute in your memory. Also, if you plan to pre-pay for your funeral, you will alleviate the financial worry to your loved ones when planning a memorial for you.
Service - You may have specific requests, such as hymns, music, readings or people who you'd like to be involved. If you are planning a religious service, it's a good idea to talk to your minister. Traditional funeral services are held in a church, or at a crematorium, but you may decide you'd like a less traditional funeral, such as a woodland funeral, or one with a theme.
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