10/18/2026
From day one, I’ve tried to bring our community along for the ride. From the improvements we’ve made to the building, new equipment, new services, and everything in between, I’ve wanted you all to feel like you’re a part of what we’re building.
And I truly believe many of you do.
So many of you have followed along, encouraged us, shared our posts, stopped by to visit, and supported us in ways you’ll probably never know.
One thing I’ve always believed is that being a part of a community means more than just operating a business in it. It means showing up, getting involved, supporting local events and organizations, lending a helping hand when you can, and being there for your neighbors even when they don’t need your services.
That’s the kind of funeral home I’ve wanted us to be from the beginning.
And I certainly couldn’t do any of this alone.
I’ve been fortunate enough to spend this past week on vacation with my family, and while I’ve been away, our hardworking crew has continued taking care of business and, most importantly, the families who have placed their trust in us. I’m incredibly proud of them and thankful to have people working alongside me who care about this place and the people we serve.
I’ve always said funeral service isn’t just a job to me. It’s a way of life.
We’re not trying to be the biggest funeral home around. We just want to be the kind of funeral home where people know us, trust us, and feel comfortable walking through our doors, whether they need our services or not.
I’m proud of what we’re building, proud of the people I work with, and thankful for a community that continues to welcome and support us.
