From an early age, Mark spent many Saturday’s washing hearses and limousines and at the age of 15, he carried his first coffin. In 1986 Mark started working for a large Funeral Directors and whilst studying Canon law at Loughborough. In 2000 Mark gained his Diploma as a Funeral Director. In 2009 Mark was awarded a Privilege Award as a Funeral Director which was presented at the Pride of Britain Awards. Mark has arranged funerals from non-fetus stillborns, children, teenagers right up to people past the age of 100, even double funerals and also has experience in International with repatriation into and out of this country, Military and traveller funerals. So with over 30 year’s experience, people are in safe hands.

From the age of 15, Orlando experienced the heartbreaking loss of his father to cancer. During this difficult time, Robson Funeral Service supported his family with care, compassion and dignity. It was through this experience that Orlando realised his calling to become a Funeral Director and provide the same care and empathy to others facing the loss of a loved one. Orlando is known for his genuine empathy, deep understanding, and unwavering support for the families he works with. His personal journey has shaped him into someone who truly knows how to walk beside others during their most difficult moments in their life. At the age of 19, Orlando achieved a Diploma in Funeral Arranging, recognised by being awarded Apprentice Of The Year in the funeral sector for 2023. Now, at just 20 years old, he has proudly earned his Funeral Director Diploma — a testament to his dedication, passion, and commitment to helping others.

Nick began his career in the funeral industry 25 years ago, initially working with horse-drawn funerals. This unique and traditional service gave Nick a deep appreciation for the respect and dignity needing to be shown. After gaining valuable experience, Nick transitioned to working for a funeral company as a Funeral Operative. Through dedication and hard work, Nick progressed to the role of a Funeral Director, managing and overseeing funeral arrangements to provide compassionate support to grieving families. In addition to his formal roles, Nick spent several years freelancing as a bearer, funeral director, and carriage driver. This versatile experience also opened doors for him in the film and television industry, where Nick had the opportunity to work with horses on notable productions such as Bridgerton, The Crown, Gentleman Jack, Eastenders (specifically Dot Cotton’s funeral), and Victoria. These projects allowed Nick to combine his professional skills with his passion for horses and period drama. Now at Robson Funeral Services Nick continue to provide compassionate and professional funeral services to family in the Minehead and surrounding area.