Funeral directors and funeral home owners constantly strive to improve themselves for their community and the families they serve.

Unfortunately, they don’t often get the recognition they deserve. That’s why Frazer Consultants regularly features the accomplishments of funeral directors and funeral homes in our Funeral Home Happenings blog. See what your peers and colleagues have been up to lately!

If you or someone you know deserves recognition, email us at marketing@frazerconsultants.com. We’d love to feature you or them in our next installment of Funeral Home Happenings!

Funeral Homes to Host Holiday Program

Three Iowa funeral homes, Fratzke & Jensen Funeral Homes, Sliefert Funeral Homes, and Mahaney Funeral, have teamed up to host a holiday program. The “Hope and Healing for the Holidays and Beyond” event takes place on November 26th and will focus on helping families create new holiday traditions for their loved ones.

Read more at Pilot Tribune.

Historic Virginia Funeral Home Gets Modern Look

One of the state’s oldest funeral homes, Demaine Funeral Home, received some recent renovations. The funeral home, built in 1789, will host an open house with a free tour and catered dinner for guests.

Read more at WJLA.com.

New Ohio Funeral Home Opens

Preston Charles Funeral Home recently opened in Middletown, Ohio. The new funeral home will bring together more than 60 years of combined experience to serve the community.

Read more at Journal-News.com.

Washington Funeral Home Sending Stockings to Soldiers

Harrison Family Mortuary, one of more than 800 Veteran and Family Memorial Care (VFMC) funeral home providers, will participate in the 9th annual Christmas Stockings for Soldiers Initiative.

Read more at The Vidette.

DeJohn Funeral Homes to Host Holiday Remembrance Event

The Ohio funeral home invites family and friends to join them at their annual Tree of Remembrance Ceremony on December 3rd.

Read more at News-Herald.

Indiana Funeral Home Honors Veterans

Stillinger Family Funeral Home honored veterans by hosting a free event. Area veterans received thank-you cards from local students and watched a documentary about WWII. The funeral home also collected donations to support local vets.

Read more at Fox59.com.