Richard & Shannon Jenkins Funeral Directors

Since 1880 the Jenkins family have been guiding and helping families through their time of need. It has been carried on through the Jenkins family since then and this tradition is still being carried out today by fourth and fifth generations of the Jenkins Family.

We at Richard and Shannon Jenkins Funeral Directors are made up of Richard and Shannon who are the fourth generation and Richard Jnr, Ryan and Barry who are the fifth generation of the Jenkins family.We are all here to offer bereaved families compassion, help and support during their time of need.

Choosing an appropriate coffin or casket which means something to you will help with the bereavement process and is an important but, necessary, part of your funeral arrangement. Working together with our specialist supplier Halliday Funeral Supplies, we are able to offer an exceptional standard of coffins and caskets.

The death of someone important to us will probably be one of the most difficult experiences we ever have to face. Grief is what we feel after a significant loss such as bereavement and our feelings of grief can take many forms, including sadness, anger, relief, depression and many others. Everyone experiences grief differently and there is no 'normal' or 'right' way to grieve.

When a friend or family member passes away, it can be difficult to understand what your next steps are. We have written a guide which you can find below, walking you through the process. When a loved one passes away at home and has been under the care of their local G.P then you need to call their G.P and they will call out to certify the death.

Families can raise charitable donations in memory of their loved one with payments made directly to the charities. Multiple photos can be added at point of booking and directly on the notice once it has been published for free. Families, friends, neighbours, colleagues etc can pay tribute and messages of condolence online free of charge forever.