Our team
Known throughout our local communities for the highest standards of compassionate care
When you place your trust in William Purves you can expect the highest standards of professionalism, and a truly distinct service. The role of your local funeral director is to ease the stress and burden of decision-making, to listen carefully so that we may offer you expert guidance and provide you with a single point of contact who is always on hand to ease any worries or uncertainty with compassion and practical help.
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Meet your local William Purves Team
Funeral Director

Tim Purves
Funeral Director

James Morris
Funeral Director

Andrew Purves
Funeral Director

Colin Brown
Funeral Director

Chris Harkess
Funeral Director

Roddy McEwan
Funeral Director

Graeme Whitlie
Funeral Director

Ben Thomson
Funeral Director

Keith Thomson
Funeral Director

Jonny Scott
Funeral Director

Jamie Reece
Funeral Director

Mark Sutherland
Funeral Director

Gregor Currie
Funeral Director

Izabella Rennie
Funeral Director

Ian McKernan
Funeral Director

Charlie Finlayson
Funeral Director

Finlay Beauchamp
Funeral Director
Administrator

Hazel Strachan
Administrator

Marilyn Higgins
Administrator

Tracy McKenzie
Administrator

Pauline Scott
Administrator

Rebekah O'Neill
Administrator

Anne Ballantyne
Administrator

Anne Shearer
Administrator

Karen Rutherford
Administrator

Pauline Dickson
Administrator

Caroline Imrie
Administrator

Karen Payne
Administrator

Ruth Martin
Administrator
Latest Posts
Why you can trust us to care
Every funeral is different. And that truth also applies to funeral directors. We promise to support you, and your loved ones, in arranging a funeral that’s just right and here's why. Compassion Our staff choose to do this job because we care deeply about families....
Leaving a (responsible) lasting legacy
Typically, memorial stones are found in UK cemeteries, church graveyards or sites of historic significance as they mark the spot where people have been buried. However, with cremations now representing over 70% of the UK’s funerals, memorials are increasingly...
Examining the cost of a funeral
How much will it cost? It’s a common concern that families face when they’re organising a funeral. Funerals are costly. That’s because it involves the safe, dignified care of a loved one coupled with a time-critical administrative process when a myriad of decisions...