Hessling Murray Funeral Home

08/01/2026

Writing a eulogy can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be perfect, just personal.

Start with the love you feel and let that guide your words. You’re not alone. We’re here if you need support.

Have you ever written a eulogy? What helped you the most?

07/31/2026

Our facility is prepared to offer a calm, dignified setting for remembrance. Every detail reflects our commitment to helping families honor life with respect and care.

07/29/2026

What keeps me going is the ability to care for families in our community and witness the love they have for one another.

Being able to go home at the end of the day and share that same love with my own family is what makes the work meaningful.

There will always be someone who needs care—and being there for them is what matters most.

07/28/2026

We work tirelessly so that we can provide our families with everything that they need after the loss of a loved one. We are here for you every day of every week.

07/26/2026

Parents taught us the value of a good outfit for school photos, weddings… and yes, even the eternal rest.

On National Parents’ Day, we honor their style, their stories, and their enduring legacy.

Drop a photo of your parents that captures their timeless style.

07/24/2026

Small moments often become the memories we hold onto most.

A familiar laugh.
A hand to hold.
A smile that could change the whole room.

At Hessling Murray Funeral Home, we believe these are the moments worth remembering, sharing, and carrying forward.

Tag someone whose smile has always felt like a gift.

07/23/2026

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Daniel Edward Wescott of Equinunk died Sunday, July 5 at Wayne Memorial Hospital, at the age of 93. He was born in North Adams, MA to Fannie Whitney Wescott and William Wescott. Dan's mother passed aw

07/23/2026

Family is involved in the business in many ways—helping around the funeral home, assisting with services, and even supporting at the crematory when needed.

From simple day-to-day tasks to being present during services, it’s truly a family effort rooted in care and community.

07/21/2026

A veteran’s story doesn’t end with their service.

It lives on in the family traditions they protected, the values they passed down, the quiet strength they carried, and the people who still speak their name with pride.

Today, we remember those who served not just for what they gave to our country, but for who they were at home, at work, and in the hearts of those who loved them.

What is one word you would use to describe the veteran in your life?

07/20/2026

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