Our Heritage
Bell, Lamb and Trotter Funeral Directors have been serving the people of Canterbury since it commenced business in 1872 – only thirty two years after the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi. The company was founded by Mr James Lamb and under the management of several generations of the Lamb family, J Lamb & Son gained its reputation and identity as one of Canterbury’s leading funeral directing companies.
In the mid 1970′s new premises were built in Ferry Road. Shortly after, the company was purchased by Fred and Joy Trotter – another Canterbury family – and was renamed J Lamb, Trotter Funeral Directors Ltd.
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Bell, Lamb & Trotter
Bell, Lamb and Trotter exists to serve the families who request our assistance, offering sympathetic, understanding and caring guidance, which is cost competitive. Our purpose is to help each family design a funeral for their loved one which is unique and personal – a service which is true to the person who has died and which reflects their life, personality, beliefs and culture.
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Bell, Lamb & Trotter Funeral Directors is situated at 297 Ferry Road, Christchurch. Operating from the Ferry Park Chapel, we are centrally located with ample off-street parking. The central city, eastern cemeteries and crematories are in close proximity.
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Technology gives us so much flexibility in how we can celebrate a life. We had a chat to 'stuff' about how we've helped with various technologies in recent years. See the article below.
How technology is being used to create personalised funerals
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From low-fi to high tech, funerals are the new bespoke option.It really is a beautiful country we live in. Ian and Suzanne took a shot of the picturesque view from Pleasant Point Cemetery last week. And thanks to Mario for sending us the picture of our Packard...which is fairly easy on the eyes also.