Funeral Directors’ investment in new fleet ensures highest standards for Wirral families

A Funeral Directors which has been helping families for nearly 70 years has welcomed a brand new fleet of hybrid vehicles to serve their clients in style.

Quinns Funeral Directors, which has branches in Greasby, Hoylake, and West Kirby Wirral has been serving the local community since 1956. The company was founded by the late David and Julie Quinn and is now managed by their daughters Angela Dallinger, Tina Morris and Michelle Clarke.

Originally a carriage master and bearer, Mr Quinn operated the business from his home in the 1950s in partnership with his wife Julie, moving to the current business premises on Greasby Road in 1966.

Having provided cars for Whelan’s Funeral Directors of West Kirby, Mr Quinn took over this funeral home after the owner’s death in the early 70’s and acquired a property in Hoylake in 1982 to open his third branch.

For more information about Quinns Funeral Directors and the service they offer to families, visit https://www.quinnsfuneraldirectors.co.uk/

Now part of the Funeral Partners family of businesses, the investment in the brand-new Mercedes hearse and limousine is a sign of their commitment to the high standards the local community and families have come to know and expect.

Regional Development Director for Merseyside Julian Hodgkinson said: “We welcome the investment Funeral Partners has made to the Quinns brand with this fabulous new fleet of Mercedes cars.”

They are part of a wider drive from Funeral Partners, the country’s third largest funeral company, to modernise their vehicles and reduce carbon emissions. Angela Dallinger, Business Principal at Quinns Funeral Directors, said: “The new vehicles will be available across all three branches, and I am proud whenever I seem them on the road. They will help us to continue to provide the standard of care to clients which has been synonymous with Quinns since the beginning ensuring their loved ones’ final journeys are dignified and serene.”