18 October 2017
WN Bull Funerals celebrated our 125th anniversary in 2017. A Mass of Thanksgiving was held in St. Mary's Cathedral in Sydney on 18 October 2017.
1892 - 2012
With 120 years of history, there are some important dates and events WN Bull Funerals has participated in.
September - December 2012
Between September and December 2012, WN Bull Funerals had the honour of assisting the Catholic Church on its Pilgrimage of Grace.
2012
The supportive relationship between WN Bull Funerals and the St Vincent de Paul Society has evolved over many years.
2012
A company with a 120-year history of service to the community, during one of life’s most testing situations, is also certain to be a witness to marked transformations in the way that society meets that challenge.
2012
WN Bull Funerals was founded long before computers, typewriters and even ball-point pens came into existence. Leather-bound ledgers and books of accounts, preserved from the business’ earliest days, show neat columns laboriously inscribed with ink-filled fountain pens.
2012
As a special way of commemorating the 120th anniversary of WN Bull Funerals, Patsy Healy is liaising with the Catholic Cemeteries Board about restoring William and Marys Bull’s graves, which lie within the Roman Catholic section of the Rookwood Necropolis.
2012
Explore memories of William Nugent and Mary Bull from the family members that remember them.
2012
The Most Reverend Julian Porteus' letter congratulating WN Bull on reaching the 120 year milestone and thanking WN Bull for their service and commitment to Catholics and their Church.
2010
In 1986, John and Agnes Harris purchased the funeral business, which heralded a re-invigoration of WN Bull Funerals. In 2010 they made the decision to sell to InvoCare Limited.
28 February 2002
In the aftermath of a battle in Syria in the early stages of the Second World War, a young Australian lieutenant lay seriously wounded for a long day and night before it was possible to rescue him.
2002
WN Bull Funerals 120 years of continuous service to Sydney families is a heritage of which the business’ staff are justifiably proud.
December 1993
In late 1993, John Harris of WN Bull ws approached to arrange the re-interment of the Venerable Mary MacKillop.
October 1959
The funeral arranged for the Honourable John Joseph Cahill M.L.A., the only NSW Premier to have died in office, was one of the most substantial services that WN Bull Funerals has ever arranged.
March 1938
In 1938, the Catholic Church entrusted to WN Bull Funerals the responsibility for arranging the funeral of one of its most distinguished servants.