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Dignity Easter Egg Challenge

Staff from Exeter & Devon Crematorium with just some of the Easter eggs they collected

Dignity Easter Egg Challenge

Youngsters at Honeylands Children's Centre in Exeter, a facility for children with complex special needs, were the beneficiaries of the Exeter & Devon Crematorium's first ever participation in the Dignity Easter Egg Challenge. Crematorium manager, Kelly James and her staff asked local funeral directors, businesses, community groups and residents to donate chocolate treats and the result was a bumper haul of goodies.

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