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Thank you, some other comments refer to the hot weather effecting the horses, yes it can have so I'm pleased to comment too that the staff really know how to care and look after their horses. Working with them every day, they understand far more than some observers give credit. A lovely tribute for a special person.

The family were very pleased and so was I, having not tried this method before it looks amazing. A very helpful motorcyclist and the funeral director has such a good presence and caring nature, superb church service attended by the Royal British Legion.

I'm so pleased to read this has helped visualise and provide beneficial information. It's a beautiful place surrounded by the glorious hills. Although your visit is for the saddest of reasons you will find great comfort there. Thank you for sharing.

Bailey , sometimes if a cause of death cannot be determined the person gets sent to the coroner... It can take a couple weeks or even a month before the coroner is satisfied they have surely identified the cause of death. Another reason is sometimes - family can request to have a later date funeral to have time to gather funds together

It's not uncommon to wait a while between death and burial for different reasons and we have waited 2 and 3 weeks for loved ones funerals and I know someone who will have waited 4 or 5 weeks when they have the funeral next month.

Thank you Mary for your opinion, always valued. We usually overlay music so the hooves can still be heard as the clip-clopping is a lovely sound, but that was not the brief in this instance. Others too have questioned the horses in the heat, again, we saw ice blankets kept over the horses before and after, they are trailered to and from the locations, and are local, so not far to travel by road. They're also work-horses, they love these tasks. John.

@@funerals2 It seemed a long way for the horses from the House to the Crematorium. i am glad that they had lots of water, ice and cold water. hope they had a nice rest and some sugar lumps and hay.

As you referred, our thoughts are with Matthew's family who's lives have been shattered. Regarding the horses you're absolutely right to raise concerns for their welfare, but I can assure you for peace of mind, that the horses are delivered to the location, they haven't walked there from the stables, and a team was on hand with ice-blankets to keep them cool before and after the relatively short distance travelled . These are extremely well looked after work-horses with an enjoyable life, unlike many pet horses left lonely in a field all year round. I do apologise for any comments made on behalf of the coachman, I know it was not intended and I wish I'd picked up on it during editing, so please my apologies. He is a marvelous man of character and very close to his horses I've come to learn, so I suspect his colourful reference to race-horses was because especially in the hot weather didn't want them over excited pull too hard and over-heat. Losing Matthew is a tragedy, again our thoughts are with you. John.

He was 33 and died from suicide.

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@@rabbie68 sorry, very, very sad ‼️😱😭🙋

При жизни надо ТАК заботится о своих родных….☝️

I sincerely hope Andy has seen this video he was so understandably desperate to see. Our response was a major effort to quickly as possible edit and process the video for very special reasons. If it all possible as Anne nor myself have received a response, I would urge family to check and ensure Andy is aware. We hope with all our hearts that he does get to watch it, and watch it over and over for as long as is possible.

@@funerals2Yes he did thanks

@@danielbernard2465 That's such good news (amongst sadness) to hear.

@@danielbernard2465 I came across this sad funeral and read where he took his own life. My dad did too, so I can really really empathize with you. I’m so sorry for your loss. I’m sure you’ve been on that emotional roller coaster of sad, angry, questioning and back around again. First let me say that asking why is counter productive as chances are you won’t get that answer this side of Heaven. I asked God what? What am I to learn from this? Well, the answer didn’t come overnight. But it did come.After my dad died, I decided to pursue my life long dream and became a police officer. Long story short, there were numerous times when I was there to help families who experienced a suicide in their family. It makes me feel like my dad’s death was not in vain. My prayers are with you & all those who loved Matthew. Take his loss and turn it into helping someone. You never know who’s life you will save. God bless!

Many thanks! I have tremendous respect for the families hurtful loss, so it's enormously important to use all the equipment, experience and know-how at my disposal to capture the spirit for posterity. Your kind comments are gratefully received and thoughts very much with the family as they must continue to grieve. John.

Thank you too! Sorry I didn't notice your comments.