In Loving Memory of All the Special People We Have Looked After During 2020

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In Loving Memory of all the special people we have looked after during 2020 Please Note: This list features the names of the people who have received care at Charlton Park Crematorium. This includes all those with cremations at Charlton Park Crematorium in 2020 and everyone whom Pure Cremation has been instructed to look after between January 1st and December 22nd, with a cremation date booked up to December 31st. If your loved one’s cremation date is after December 31st please be assured that they are still in our thoughts and will be featured in the Christmas Memorial Service 2021. The list is in alphabetical order of first names to make it as easy as possible for you to find your loved one’s entry which consists of their full legal name as it appears in our records.

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