1123 Flinders Hwy Port Lincoln 5606

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West Coast Memorial Park opening hours in Port Lincoln

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About Us

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About West Coast Memorial Park

AT A GLANCE
  • On-site licensed crematorium
  • Memorial sites for placement of ashes
  • Ample off-road parking
  • Extensive gardens open to the public
  • Tranquil rural location
We offer a complete funeral service with our chapel, crematorium, office and garden set amidst peaceful farming land.
West Coast Memorial Park, a South Australian family owned and operated business, was created in 1987 by Ralph and Jennifer Watkins to provide a professional and caring funeral service to the people of Eyre Peninsula. Situated amidst their farming land just 15 kilometres from the City of Port Lincoln, the complex includes a residence, chapel, crematorium, office, memorial areas and also a garden.

Funeral ceremonies serving all faiths can be held in our modern chapel complete with audio visual presentation facilities and all catering requirements can be met in our garden lounge which adjoins the chapel.

As a fully accredited member of the Australian Funeral Directors Association and also the Australasian Cemeteries and Crematoria Association, professional practice and ethics of West Coast Memorial Park are of the highest standard.

Every family has different needs to honour the life of a loved one. Experienced staff at West Coast Memorial Park will ensure, with dignity and compassion that your loved one’s farewell is in accordance with your wishes.

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ABN
41 083 872 258
Staff
1-10
Established
1987
Also trades as
West Coast Funerals
Also listed under
Cremation

Products and Services

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Hours of Operation

Open 24hrs

Association

All Faiths

Services

Burials, Ceremonies, Cremations, Funeral Celebrants, Funeral Planning, Memorial Services, Mortuary Transfers

Offering

Coffins, Environmentally Friendly, Floral Tributes, Military Services, Multicultural Services, Non Religious, Religious, Urns

Features

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Catering To

Cemeteries, Chapels, Crematoriums

Keywords

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FAQs

  • What is the first thing I need to do when a death occurs?

    First, give yourself time to take in what has happened. You can call a family member or a friend to let them know. After that, contact the deceased’s regular doctor, and once you have spoken to the doctor, contact the funeral home.

  • What happens when someone dies in a hospital or nursing home?

    If death occurs at a public hospital, the medical staff there usually completes the required formalities and certificates. It will then be still up to the family to contact the funeral home. If death occurs in a nursing home or private hospital and you are not present, the staff will contact the next of kin.

  • What should I bring when I meet with the funeral director?

    1) A supportive friend or family member 2) Information required for the funeral home to register the death with the Registrar – for example, date of birth and date of marriage, birth dates of children, parents’ names and places of birth 3) Clothes you wish the deceased to be dressed in (including makeup if you desire) 4) A photograph to be used for Memorial Cards or Bookmarks 5) Favourite music of the deceased 6) Prepaid funeral plan documents or grave lease details, if applicable.

  • Should I have a viewing?

    Spending private time with the deceased person, before the funeral, can be beneficial for family and close friends. A viewing provides an opportunity to talk to the deceased, or just to have some special time alone, with the coffin. It also helps the bereaved to accept the often painful reality of death, and to see that the deceased is now at peace.

  • Is cremation cheaper than burial?

    Generally cremation is less expensive than burial. However, you can discuss the matter with a funeral director who will be able to advise you of the exact cost.

  • Is the coffin cremated with the body, including the handles and fittings?

    Yes, the coffin is cremated with the body. Some metal handles and fittings may be removed because of the adverse effect their chemical composition can have on cremation chambers.