Groves Family Funeral Director

Loved our evening in the studio with our lovely Rev Julie! #worship #sing ­¤ÄČ­¤ść­¤ī¤

­¤ī¦ Even the heavens cried on Tuesday, but that didnŌĆÖt stop the flawless turnout of Trike Funerals Hearse. Thank you Motorcycle Funerals Limited. It was a pleasure as always and the family were thrilled!

Another of our Memory Trees ready for tomorrow. ­¤ī│ ­¤Źü ­¤Źé

Thank you for all the messages of concern. WeŌĆÖre in Guildford at the moment, but thankfully our fab Nick has checked in for us and confirmed that we are completely dry! ­¤ī¦ Pretty gutted for our fellow Worle traders though ­¤śö

When the bearers take it upon themselves to appropriately upgrade their uniform ­¤Ä®­¤ī¦­¤Æ”Ōśö’ĖÅ

When your neighbours bank holiday DIY goes horribly wrong! ­¤ś│ IŌĆÖll be leaving Mr Groves on his own for an hour! ­¤ż¼ #classichearse #daimler #­¤ż”­¤Å╗ŌĆŹŌÖĆ’ĖÅ­¤ż”­¤Å╗ŌĆŹŌÖĆ’ĖÅ­¤ż”­¤ Å╗ŌĆŹŌÖĆ’ĖÅ

IŌĆÖm utterly speechless..! Natasha and Tom, you are truly an inspiration in the way that you have so quickly made active plans to help families who are sadly facing the same tragedy that youŌĆÖve faced. Thank you so much for your nomination. Ōś║’ĖÅ
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A SEVEN-year-old boy set up his own car wash service to buy flowers for his grandmother's funeral.
Ashton Murray raised over ┬Ż200 after telling his parents he wanted to set up a "truck wash" so he could buy a bouquet in memory of his nan Brenda Husband, who died earlier this month aged 61.
His parents Andy, 34, and Toni, 28, helped him set up his venture by the side of their home in Newbottle, Tyne and Wear, with a handmade sign offering ┬Ż2 washes and the message "I'm seven"....
They persuaded him to keep his cash and save it up for something Brenda would have loved to see him enjoy, and have been bowled over by the reaction of drivers passing by.
People who spotted the online advert which Andy posted on Facebook last Thursday have sung Ashton's praises for his kind-hearted gesture.
Andy, who works for Nissan, and Toni, a nursery nurse, say they are proud of the effort he has put in, with Ashton's brother Grayson, five, and his cousin Alfie Husband, eight, also pitching in to help.
Over three days Ashton and his family raised ┬Ż230 and washed 25 cars and one scooter.
Andy said: "He said he decided he wanted to do a truck wash, in his own words, so he could raise the money for some flowers for his nanna's funeral.
"I could not believe it, I gave him a big cuddle and ruffled his hair, I am so proud of him.
"We went straight to B&M and spent ┬Ż20 on buckets, screen wash, everything.
Straight away he was getting the felt tips and the cardboard to make signs.
He told me what to write.
"He is definitely different, for a seven-year-old to come up with that rather than something for himself.
"It is lovely.
"Toni has been crying, people have been pulling up, it's just mental. People have even been stopping to give buckets of sweets."
He added: "We've since persuaded him to change his mind and that Nanna wouldn't want him to waste the money on flowers.
"She would want to see him spend it on something he wanted.
"We've already got the flowers all sorted out, but he wanted to do something on his own.
"We've been doing it for two days now and he's only seven, so it's great for someone that age to come up with something like this and do something for his own money.
"He made me put up an ad on Facebook when we didn't get any customers in the first 15 minutes.
"We've since had hundreds and hundreds of comments from people and my phone hasn't stopped beeping, so he's over the moon.
"We are definitely very proud of him.
"One woman, who had a big Mercedes, stopped by the car wash and gave him ┬Ż10 and didn't even want her car washed.
"And people have been saying, 'I wish my 21-year-old was like that'."
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She asked him, 'How much are you selling the eggs for?' The old seller replied, '$.25 an egg, Madam.' She said to him, 'I will take 6 eggs for $1.25 or I will leave.' The old seller replied, 'Come take them at the price you want. Maybe, this is a good beginning because I have not been able to sell even a single egg today.'
... She took the eggs and walked away feeling she has won. She got into her fancy car and went to a posh restaurant with her friend. There, she and her friend, ordered whatever they liked. They ate a little and left a lot of what they ordered. Then she went to pay the bill. The bill costed her $45.00 She gave $50.00 and asked the owner of the restaurant to keep the change.
This incident might have seemed quite normal to the owner but, very painful to the poor egg seller.
The point is, Why do we always show we have the power when we buy from the needy ones? And why do we get generous to those who do not even need our generosity?
I once read somewhere:
'My father used to buy simple goods from poor people at high prices, even though he did not need them. Sometimes he even used to pay extra for them. I got concerned by this act and asked him why does he do so? Then my father replied, "It is a charity wrapped with dignity, my childŌĆØ
I know most of you won't share this message but if you feel that people need to see this, then do spread this message.
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