A phone call to our office will enable us to offer advice, to organise an information pack to be sent to you or to arrange a meeting and visit to the burial ground.
Please be assured that we will do all we can to be supportive throughout.For all enquiries please contact us:
Please be assured that we will do all we can to be supportive throughout.For all enquiries please contact us:
Kent Natural Burials Ltd
99A (Office) London Road
Teynham, Sittingbourne
Kent ME9 9QL
Tel. No: 01795 520520
-+- WHAT BETTE WANTS TO BE -+-
Please, can I be a hawthorn tree,
If I am very good?
I’ll only need a little space,
to grow within the wood
In spring a dress of creamy lace -
how I’ll sway and preen!
In summer I’ll wear a robe
of cool and pleasant green.
The birds will come and chat to me,
sit on my limbs and sing.
The butterfly will lay its eggs;
and caress me with her wing.
My autumn coat of bronze and red
will slowly turn to brown,
And when the east wind starts to blow
will gently tumble down.
Oh my lush red winter berries
will feed the creatures of the wood –
Please can I, be a hawthorn tree,
if I am very good?
Bette Deadman - 30th September 2007 - Bette now rests at Deerton with a Hawthorne tree growing by her grave
Please, can I be a hawthorn tree,
If I am very good?
I’ll only need a little space,
to grow within the wood
In spring a dress of creamy lace -
of cool and pleasant green.
The birds will come and chat to me,
sit on my limbs and sing.
The butterfly will lay its eggs;
and caress me with her wing.
My autumn coat of bronze and red
will slowly turn to brown,
And when the east wind starts to blow
will gently tumble down.
Oh my lush red winter berries
will feed the creatures of the wood –
Please can I, be a hawthorn tree,
if I am very good?
Bette Deadman -