Peter George Whiteford
Tue 29th Sep 2026, 11:30am
Brewsterwells Crematorium, KY9 1JF
Please arrive at the location by 11.20am
WHITEFORD
Suddenly at the Victoria Hospital, Kirkcaldy, on Thursday 3rd September 2026, Peter George, aged 38 years, of Pittenweem. A beloved son of Bertie and the late Allan, stepson of Mark. A much loved brother of Andrew, Susie, and Alex. A loving uncle of Olivia, and a friend to many. Funeral service to be held at Brewsterwells Crematorium on Tuesday 29th September at 11:30am, to which all family and friends are respectfully invited. Family flowers only please, although donations may be given, if so desired, in aid of OIL – Options In Life. As Peter loved hats and colours, you are welcome to wear any type of hat or something colourful to his service.
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Brewsterwells Crematorium
KY9 1JF
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How can we prepare an obituary?
When we meet, we can explore your preferred wording for an obituary which can be published on our website, Facebook pages, for a card in our branch window and traditional newspaper notices. We can book and coordinate these for you including collate the messages left for you to reflect at a later date.
What to wear to a funeral
Our advice is simple – respect the request made by the family or the person who’s passed. In the absence of a specific rule, consider the person’s age and style to determine what may be appropriate.
How long does a service last?
Typically a service in most churches or crematoria lasts around 20-30 minutes. A formal mass may take a little longer and we would expect this to be nearer an hour. Finally, burials can vary in length as they are weather dependent.
How to send condolences
You don’t need to have a deep or long-standing relationship to send a condolence message. Typically, messages are issued quite quickly in response to an announcement. They acknowledge what’s happened, provide comfort and show the recipient that others care about them during a difficult time.
Where should I sit?
Family and close friends typically reserve the first couple of rows in a service. We recommend sitting nearer the front than the back of a service space in order to support the family and enabling late arrivals to discreetly fill back rows.
Where should I send flowers?
Often a family will express a preference for flowers - or charity donations in lieu of flowers. We recommend you keep an eye on notices posted in newspapers, or online or in the funeral director window so you are able to follow their wishes.