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Raymond Leslie Leach

Published 10/11/2026 on Braintree and Witham Times
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John Elliott

Published 07/11/2026 on Braintree and Witham Times
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Jean Russell

Published 06/11/2026
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Eddie Morley

Published 05/11/2026

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Jennifer Mary Wakeling (née Richards)

Published 05/11/2026
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Celia Ann Hansell

Published 05/11/2026

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Bereavement Guide

Information on bereavement, what to do when someone dies, how to cope with grief, where to go for support and ideas of how to remember a loved one.

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    What to do when someone dies

    It can be bewildering to know what to do once a loved one dies, and you may be in shock or overwhelmed by grief

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    How to organise a funeral

    Through organising a loved one's funeral, you can find comfort in celebrating their life and gain some closure

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    How to register a child’s death or stillbirth

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    How to talk to a child about death

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    Coping with grief

    A certainty about life, and living and loving, is that at some point we will experience grief when dear family members, friends and colleagues pass away

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    In Loving Memory

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