In September 2020, Tobin Brothers Funerals hosted an online only Fathers’ Day Service, designed to offer comfort to anyone who is bereaved or isolated from their father.
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Till Death Us Do Part is a guide for aspiring funeral celebrants and for those who at some time in the future may be asked to write a eulogy.
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“When you buy from a family business, you don’t have to worry, because every family-owned Australian business contributes to our collective future.”
– Family Business Australia
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The three year partnership will help build community and organisational capacity to create inclusive sport environments, with a particular focus on opportunities for women and girls.
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In September 2010 Tobin Brothers were awarded with the Business Corporate Award for “recognising inclusive practices or initiatives by a business or corporation that utilises and promotes Victoria’s multicultural advantage”.
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Our catering division ‘Diamond Celebrations’ are pleased to now offer restaurant quality Comfort Food, delivered right to your doorstep.
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Many families choose Frances Tobin Funerals by Women for the high level of personalised care and understanding, and attention to detail that Frances and her all female staff provide.
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Tobin Brothers offers a simple way to plan everything in the privacy of your own home and receive a complete fee proposal without even picking up the phone with our free Memory Maker App.
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The day Queen Elizabeth II came to Frankston By James MacLeod – Managing Director, Tobin Brothers Funerals The day Queen Elizabeth II came to Frankston It was Friday 7th March 1986 and I was 15 years old, attending Ballam Park Technical School in Frankston. One of the largest schools in the area, Ballam Park had been
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“It is an honour to be called on to make arrangements for a person’s funeral service. I have often said to friends and families I meet…” David Stevens – Manager of Operations, Tobin Brothers Funerals shares his thoughts on being a Funeral Director.
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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.
