Streaming of Funeral Service
Streaming of footage will commence 15 minutes prior to the start time of the service.
After watching the service online, if you can leave a guest message to let the family know you have joined into the service, that would be greatly appreciated.
This service will have a password applied once edited (normally within 3 to 5 days following the service), you will then need to contact the family for the password to access.
Following the service, the footage will be posted and you can watch at a later time if you were unable to watch at the time of the service.
Disclaimer:
The costs associated with this service are for the filming only. We offer Live Streaming as a complimentary option. This is due to a 3rd party service provider being engaged and potential internet connectivity or technical issues that may be encountered. In the rare event that issues are encountered, we will endeavour to address them at the time. If the issues are not able to be resolved immediately, the service will be re-streamed and available to view as soon as possible following the conclusion of the service.
Belinda Jane Video cannot be held responsible for any interruption to the Live Streaming that may occur.
We appreciate your understanding.
To Pam, Geoffery, Nicole, Adam, grandchildren, partners and all the family : my deepest condolences to you as you say goodbye to your beloved Mum and Grandma. I wish I could be there in person, I cant due to ill health, but I’m watching from afar, sending love and care from my heart to yours.
Aunty Helen was always the central point of the chat, the one who made sure things happened, who wasn’t afraid to say what she thought and direct the flow of life around her. I always admired that about her: the way she could be both the leader and the heartbeat of any room she entered.
Some of my fondest memories are of Aunty Helen and Grandma, quietly (or not so quietly!) telling each other what to do, their friendship a steady thread that ran through their whole lives. Their bond was so important, and watching them together always made me smile.
I’ll never forget the time I ran into Aunty Helen by pure chance in America Samoa: both of us shrieking with laughter at the surprise, as if the universe had decided we needed one more story to share.
Losing a matriarch, a mum, a grandma, an aunty, and a friend is no small thing. It leaves a space that can’t ever be filled, but I hope you feel surrounded by the love and memories she’s left behind. I’m holding you all in my thoughts and sending warmth, comfort, and so much love as you honour her today.
With all my care,
Sonia