Wagstaff Funeral Homes
Care and Compassion for  Funerals

Arranging a funeral can be a difficult time.


At Darryl Wagstaff Funerals, we have caring and compassionate funeral directors, who understand how difficult it is when you have lost a loved one.


We will be able to assist you and your family through the options available, either at our office or in the comfort of your own home.

Services

Contact us for a professional and caring funeral that reflects your wishes.

Choose the Funeral You Want

When planning a funeral, decisions need to be made on the type of service and its location along with the content, music, readings, poetry and order of service, whether there will be a burial or a cremation, the choice of a coffin or a casket, the selection of funeral notices, deciding on floral tributes and looking at catering options. 

The Funeral Director will ensure that wishes are fulfilled.
 
Decisions can also be made regarding the location of the funeral service, burial or cremation options, nominated clergy or celebrant to conduct the service, and personal wishes including readings, pallbearers, flowers, donation requests and music.
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Family History in Funeral Directing

Darryl Wagstaff Funerals has been in operation since 1996. During this time, we have had the support of our local community, and we are very proud of our achievements.

Darryl Wagstaff has a family history in funeral directing in Maryborough, dating back to the 1880s.

Funeral Directing since the 1880s

Cabinets

In the 1850s, Robert Hubble Snr and his family came out from England.


Robert was a cabinetmaker and undertaker before migrating to Australia.


When he arrived in Maryborough in 1858, he began working for Mr Edward Harkness as a cabinetmaker

Hearses

In 1860/61, he set up his own furniture shop named R Hubble and Sons, on Tuaggra Street.


In 1880, the business expanded to take in undertaking. In 1881, R Hubble and Sons purchased their first horse-drawn hearse, which served them until 1927 when they purchased a 1927 Dodge hearse, the town’s first motorised hearse.

Funerals

When Robert Snr retired in 1887, he handed over the business to his three sons Robert, John and William.


John is Darryl's great grandfather. They carried the business on as Hubble Bros. until the family business was sold in 1941.

Information to Organise Funerals

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