Vincent Funeral Services

06/06/2026

Vincent Funerals are proud supporters of the Burnie Basketball Association. Rachel and Peta enjoyed watching the games on sponsors night. Go Tigers. 🏀

04/06/2026

Lois and Gaylene are often the first friendly voices you’ll hear when you call us - two dedicated, caring professionals who bring warmth and expertise to every family they support. From arranging meaningful services to crafting personalised tributes, editing photos and music, and designing unique keepsakes, they ensure every detail is handled with care. With Vincent Funerals, you’re in compassionate and capable hands.

16/05/2026

🤍Honouring a Life, Cherishing the Memories 🤍
When someone we love is cremated, their ashes become a deeply personal symbol of their story, their spirit, and the moments we shared. There’s no single “right” way to honour them—only the way that feels right for you and your family.

Here are some beautiful and meaningful ways families choose to keep their loved one close:

Memorial gardens - Many families find comfort in having a dedicated space surrounded by nature. Vincent Funerals Rose Garden at Ulverstone, pictured here, sits on 4 acres surrounded by gums and bush, is a peaceful place to visit, sit and feel connected to your loved one.

Urns - From classic designs to modern keepsakes, an urn can be a timeless tribute displayed at home or placed in a memorial setting.

Memorial jewellery - A subtle, heartfelt way to carry a part of your loved one with you every day.

View our range of urns and jewellery on our website or the displays in our branches at Ulverstone, Devonport and Burnie - www.vincentfunerals.com.au/after-the-funeral/urns-cremation-jewellery

Scattering in a meaningful place — Whether it’s a favourite beach, garden, or lookout, scattering ashes in a cherished location can be a powerful moment of release and remembrance.

However you choose to honour them, may it bring you peace, connection, and a sense of closeness that lasts.

10/05/2026

Remembering Mothers With Love - Come along to the Garden Chapel, Ulverstone to receive a flower tribute to place in the rose garden or take home, in remembrance of your mum - Tamika and Peta will be there until 11am this morning. 🌸
Mothers at Mt St Vincent and Eliza Purton will receive any flowers left over from today remembrance. 🩷

09/05/2026

09/05/2026

🌷 Remembering Mothers With Love 🌷
"A mother’s love leaves an imprint on our hearts that time can never erase."
This Mother’s Day, we honour the remarkable women who nurtured, guided, and inspired us. For some, today is a time of shared laughter and hugs; for others, it’s a quiet moment of reflection and remembrance.

29/04/2026

With the end of the financial year approaching — along with expected price increases and upcoming tax returns — now is an ideal time to think about pre‑paying your funeral expenses. Pre‑paid funerals are exempt from asset and deeming tests, and they’re protected against inflation.

Pre-planning your funeral or just making some important decisions such as cremation or burial, funeral service or no funeral service, reduces the stress on your surviving family. Your wishes will be honoured with care and respect.

Vincent Funeral Services can assist you to pre-arrange your funeral and provide you with information, including financial options (insurance, bonds, pre-paid) to determine what suits your circumstances best.

Let us guide you through the funeral and financial options available.

Call us for an appointment today so you can have peace of mind and get on with living life. 🤍

27/04/2026

If my mum could see me now…
Who would have thought that a nervous kid from a dairy farm at Paradise would gain the confidence to speak in front of a crowd. Who would have thought that the long-haired lout (as mum affectionately called me a couple of times) would be as comfortable in a suit and tie as gumboots.
Who would have thought that someone with 16 years of experience in textile production, logistics and warehousing would eventually trade the forklift for a hearse.
And who would have thought that a public servant assisting people with complex needs find their footing in the workforce, would know a coffin from a casket, and the quiet precision of a lowering device.
Who would have thought… Not me. But here I am, and I wish mum could see me now.
I’m Noel Bramich and my path to the funeral industry is no straight line.
My journey may be unconventional, but I see it as a strength. It allows me to relate to people from the farm, the factory, and the office alike.
I’ve spent thirteen years in the funeral industry, and I’ve found my niche. Whether you are navigating a difficult loss, have questions about the process, or are ready to discuss pre-planning, I am here to offer the benefit of my journey to help yours.

25/04/2026

Vincent Funerals were proud to be part of the Anzac Day parade today, with Rachel and Peta laying a wreath in thanks and remembrance. Lest we forget.