Remembering Our Angels Event Recap 2025
On Sunday the 23rd of November, families who have experienced the loss of a baby or child came together at our Doncaster chapel for a very special remembrance event.
For over 90 years, Tobin Brothers continues to be proudly owned and operated by the Tobin family. As a trusted name in Melbourne, we cater to all manner of funerals – from traditional, religious, or cultural and specialist celebrations of life to even more unique funerals for your loved ones.
Whether you want to have a motorcycle with a side car to carry the casket, a cavalcade of vintage cars, special décor or a unique location, we can arrange the perfect funeral for your loved one.
Live streaming webcasts of funerals and memorial services allows family or friends to watch from anywhere in the world, on any device and at any time.
Tobin Brothers tribute pages are a unique way to honour your loved one with an online memorial.
Here, friends and family can view the service information, watch the webcast live or on replay, light virtual candles, share photos and memories and leave condolences and messages of love.
At Tobin Brothers Funerals,
we have provided dignified and personalised services for our clients for over 90 years.
We specialise in catering to the needs and preferences of families from all cultures, religions, and backgrounds.
Our team of committed professionals strive to deliver authentic, transparent,
and dignified services.
From humble beginnings in 1934, Tobin Brothers has grown to become one of Australia’s largest and most respected family owned funeral companies.
Today, Tobin Brothers employs over 250 caring, highly trained and committed people, including 13 direct descendants of our founders.
Tobin Brothers Funerals employs staff from a range of linguistic, cultural and religious backgrounds, allowing us to provide services that best reflect the needs and preferences of all of our client families.
We also have a range of specialists available for families that require additional support, such as those with hearing impairments, those with specific funeral requests and religious requirements, as well as families who are dealing with the loss of an infant or child.
Arranging a funeral service is very personal. Costs can vary significantly depending on what is involved, and often the best way to make an informed decision about the combination of services that is right for you is by speaking with Tobin Brothers staff.
We will listen to your needs, explore your options, and explain the detail without obligation.
We will also provide you with an accurate, itemised cost estimate and answer any questions you may have.
On Sunday the 23rd of November, families who have experienced the loss of a baby or child came together at our Doncaster chapel for a very special remembrance event.
Tobin Brothers hold annual Christmas Remembrance Services and you are invited to attend. Please click to register your attendance in person or online via our webcast.

Registrations are now closed for the 2025 Remembering our Angels event, a service for those who have been touched by the loss of a baby or child.
At Tobin Brothers Funerals, we understand grief carries with it a myriad of emotions, some of which can be confusing, troublesome, and hard to manage. As such, we’ve taken care to provide an assortment of resources designed to help you cope during this trying time.
To make things easier for families, we break down the funeral arrangement process into 7 important steps.
For over 90 years, Tobin Brothers Funerals have been helping families. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We’re here for you.
Someone has died: The first 24 hours aims to provide guidance in the immediate aftermath of losing a loved one.
If it’s legal, it’s possible. Let us help you create a service that truly reflects and celebrates the life of your loved one.
The first funeral conducted by Tobin Brothers Funerals was for Ena Margaret Price in 1934. In its first year, the company conducted 53 funerals and after the payment of creditors and the collection of debts, it made a modest profit.