Pittwater Funerals Team

Amanda Bisset, JP established Pittwater Funerals in 2021 as an independent, family-operated business. Since then, our funeral team has built a reputation for providing compassionate, personalised, and professional funeral services. Amanda understands the trust families place in us to honour the lives of their loved ones and ensures they receive care, compassion, and gentle guidance. With her experience in organizing cremations, burials, and memorials, Amanda can offer many suggestions to create a bespoke funeral service that blends traditional elements with modern, personalized touches. Additionally, Amanda has a personal connection to Pacific Island culture, as her daughter has Tongan heritage, which allows her to support families in honouring cultural traditions. As an experienced funeral celebrant, she can create a beautiful ceremony for you to say goodbye. We understand that families may need us after hours, and our Pittwater Funerals team is available 24/7 to assist you.

Tolofi is a valuable member of the Pittwater Funerals team, known for her patience, compassion, and understanding, which are greatly appreciated by the families we support through our funeral services. Highly empathetic and resilient, she combines her experiences as a mother with her calling as a Uniting Church Youth Leader in the Auburn Congregation. Tolofi is adept at managing chaotic situations with calm and patience, but most importantly, she does so with a caring and loving nature. With her Tongan heritage, she brings a deep respect and love for culture and tradition to the Pittwater Funerals team. Very organized and passionate about serving others, she is dedicated to assisting families during their most difficult moments, offering support and a genuine commitment to help them honor their loved ones and reflect their heritage. Koe ngaue ‘oku mau fai ‘ihe PITTWATER FUNERALS, ‘oku ‘oatu ia ‘ihe totongi matu’aki faka’atu’i foki, tautautefito ‘ihe taimi faingata’ani. Ki hono ngaahi fakaikiiki kataki fetu’utaki mai ‘iha fa’ahinga taimi pe, temau talitali lelei koe.