W Sherry & Sons Funeral Directors (Incorporating J R Barton & Son), Ruislip has been serving local families since 1850. The team offers repatriation services.
109 Victoria Road, RUISLIP, MIDDLESEX, HA4 9BN
W Sherry & Sons, incorporating J R Barton & Son, serves Ruislip Manor and the surrounding area from its office on Victoria Road. The firm was founded in 1850 and is a family business now in its sixth and seventh generation of leadership under Neil and Brooke Sherry, operating today as part of the Funeral Partners network. Across its West London branches the business is a founder member of the National Association of Funeral Directors and acts as the appointed funeral director for several local London boroughs.
The branch arranges both attended funerals and unattended (direct) cremations, alongside burials, green and woodland funerals, repatriation, memorial masonry, coffin and urn selection, floral tributes and probate assistance. A private chapel of rest is available for visits, and pre-paid funeral plans and a published, standardised price list are offered for families planning ahead, with funerals starting from £1,750 excluding third-party fees.
Staff describe their approach as creating tailored funerals that reflect the unique life of the person who has died, accommodating a wide range of cultural and religious requirements, and 24-hour telephone support is available for families needing immediate assistance.
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