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Branch Information

Funeral Directors Frankston

Ph: (03) 9775 5022

232 Cranbourne Road
Frankston 3199

Melway Reference: 103 A4

Location:
Next door to the Ten Pin Bowls complex.

Parking:
Onsite 36 spaces. Offsite another 36 spaces within the grounds of Tobin Brothers.

Public Transport:
Nearest train station - Frankston, then take bus no. 790 or 791.

Chapel Capacity:
150 with seating for 90.

Branch Manager:
Alan Muller

Local Community

Tobin Brothers Frankston - Celebrating our Local Community

Tobin Brothers Frankston proudly support community events, churches and community groups in our local area. Through sponsorships and events we strengthen our community ties and remain an active part of our community in Frankston and surrounding suburbs.

The Frankston Branch is a member of the Frankston Business Network

Once a month a networking evening is held which is attended by our Tobin Brothers Branch Manager, Alan Muller, on a regular basis. It is a great way to meet other people from other businesses in the Frankston area.

Rotary Club of Frankston

Tobin Brothers Branch Manager, Alan Muller has been a member of the Frankston Rotary Club for 18 years and served as Club President 2005/2006. He was bestowed with Club Rotarian of the Year 2013/2014.

Seaford Farmers Market

The Seaford Farmers Market has been running since 2007, offering a diverse and seasonal range of fresh Victorian produce, including value added products from the original producers. A great outdoor market with wide variety of plants, trees, flowers, fresh produce, craft and bric-a-brac. Hot Donuts and even a canopy cafe. This popular weekend market attraction draws customer’s rain, hail or shine.

This market is held the third Sunday of the month from 8am till 1pm. It is held adjacent to the Seaford Community Centre in Station Street. (Melway Ref: 99 E3). All entry donations and stall holders fees go to local charitable or community purposes.

For more information contact Alan Muller on 0419 870 698

Joy Street Community Garden

Tobin Brothers Frankston is involved in sponsorship of the Joy Street Community Garden which is a lovely way of people being involved in gardening who don’t have the opportunity of a garden of their own. It is also a great meeting place for people. Alan Muller participates in garden working bees to add improvements to the gardens and last year we sponsored the purchase of a garden mulcher. See photo attached.

St Francis Xavier Church Aged Care Mass

Held once a year, Tobin Brothers support St Francis Xavier Church Aged Care Mass by providing the catering and printed materials.

Frankston Gift

Tobin Brothers Funerals proudly supports the Frankston Gift's 200m open races including the 200m open final. Here is a photo of the recent winner and place getters with Heather Lancaster from Tobin Brothers Frankston, who along with Alan Muller, presented prizes on the day.

We also support:

Tobin Brothers Frankston also provide sponsorship of varying degrees to a number of Bowling Clubs in the Frankston area.

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Funeral Webcasting

When friends or family are unable to attend a funeral service because they live in a nursing home,interstate or overseas or when they may have commitments that can not be changed, a funeral webcast is a logical alternative. Webcasting a funeral enables absent mourners the opportunity to view and hear the funeral live from anywhere in the world for far less than the cost of travelling to the service.

To Access a Webcast

To access a webcast or to view a service that has already been webcast enter the deceased’s surname into the Funeral Service Search box to the right of the screen.

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