A.G. Smith Funeral Directors have been arranging funerals within the Maldon area since 1912. Families from Maldon and the surrounding villages including the Dengie peninsular have trusted the care of their loved ones to A.G Smith for over 100 years and we are proud of the fact that we are one of the oldest business in Maldon.
We understand what an emotional time it is, and are here to help you overcome the challenges you face when losing a loved one. We will work together to arrange a perfect tribute for your loved one. We are a an Independent Funeral Director with offices in Maldon and Southminster, Essex. As a well-recognised local name, we take pride in providing a 24 hour professional and sympathetic service, offering impartial advice at all times.
We understand what an emotional time it is, and are here to help you overcome the challenges you face when losing a loved one. We will work together to arrange a perfect tribute for your loved one. We are a an Independent Funeral Director with offices in Maldon and Southminster, Essex. As a well-recognised local name, we take pride in providing a 24 hour professional and sympathetic service, offering impartial advice at all times.
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A.G Smith Funeral Directors, along with its sister company Bakers Funeral Services Services (based in Danbury, near Chelmsford, Essex) are independent Funeral Directors. As independent Funeral Directors, we enjoy more flexibility to enable us to personalise your funeral and offer competitive funeral packages.
A.G Smith are one of the oldest surving businesses in maldon. Like most Funeral Directors A.G Smith can trace its roots back to the building industry. It was traditional for building companies to offer a funeral service utilising their skilled craftsmen. David Smith moved to Maldon from Witham in 1890 and set up a cabinet making business in Beeleigh Road.
A.G.Smith Funeral Directors take pride in supporting our local community - sometimes through sponsorship or even offering a helping hand. The unmarked graves belong to people who died in Maldon Union Workhouse (what is now St Peter's Hospital) and The Fever Hospital (located within the Workhouse grounds) between 1873 and 1948.
We understand that losing a loved one presents many challenges. Our team will always provide impartial and sympathetic advice at the time you most need it, so please do not hesitate to call us. The Doctor treating the deceased will complete the Medical Certificate of Cause of Death needed for Registration.
A.G. Smith is and Independent Funeral Director, which give us the flexibility to arrange a perfect tribute for your loved one - bringing people together to express sadness of their loss, whilst celebrating your loved one and paying tribute to the life they lived, their achievements and the memories and love they leave behind.
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