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VIP guests for new Crowborough funeral directors

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Stephen Tester Funeral Directors hosted some VIP guests for their recent business launch in Crowborough.

Having worked in the funeral profession for more than 30 years and most of those in and around Crowborough, Stephen Tester, who is a familiar face in the town, has now set up his own business.

He said: “Looking after families and their loved ones is a privilege that should never be taken for granted. We are here to serve our community and guide them through their darkest of days with care, respect, and honesty.”

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At the launch Stephen said he was “thrilled that so many distinguished guests made it to our long-awaited formal opening celebration”.

They included special visitors from SAIF – the Society of Allied and Independent Funeral Directors – Ross Hickton, President, and Terry Tennens, CEO, and Crowborough Mayor, Cllr Natalie Whittle.

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