Bill Eisenhour Funeral Home

Bill Eisenhour Funeral Home Bill Eisenhour Funeral Home in Oklahoma City takes every step to ensure each memorial service we craf

09/09/2026

“I never would’ve picked that song.” ❤️

You probably already have opinions about how you’d want to be remembered. Your favorite music. The people gathered together. A story that would have everyone laughing.

Sharing those wishes now can give your family something meaningful to lean on later.

You don’t need every detail figured out to get started. Call us, and let’s talk about what matters to you.

Care doesn’t take a holiday.Today, someone is answering a family’s call.Preparing a quiet room.Making sure the little de...
09/07/2026

Care doesn’t take a holiday.

Today, someone is answering a family’s call.
Preparing a quiet room.
Making sure the little details are right.
Listening when someone needs a little more time.

This Labor Day, we’re grateful for our team members and everyone whose work is caring for others.

Whether you’re enjoying a well-earned break or showing up for someone today, thank you for what you do.

09/04/2026

One of the fastest-growing cemeteries in America isn’t a cemetery.

It’s the landfill.

It’s uncomfortable to think about. But it happens.

An urn comes home with a family.

Then years pass. People move. Homes get cleaned out. The person who knew the story behind that urn may no longer be there to tell it.

And eventually someone is left holding an urn and asking:

“What am I supposed to do with this?”

Sometimes, it gets thrown away.

But it doesn’t have to end that way.

There are permanent memorialization options available at no cost that can give those cremated remains a permanent place to be remembered.

Have an urn at home and aren’t sure what to do with it?

Contact us today. We can help.

Because everyone deserves a place to be remembered.

09/01/2026

You don’t have to know what to say.
You just have to notice.

Sometimes the person who is struggling is still showing up.

Still working.
Still laughing.
Still answering, “I’m fine.”

September is National Su***de Prevention Month, a reminder to pay attention to the people around us, especially when something feels different.

Reach out.

Ask the second question.

Stay a little longer.

And if someone tells you they’re struggling, you don’t have to have the perfect words or know how to fix it.

You can simply listen.

Sometimes the most important thing we can offer another person is the reminder:

You matter. And you don’t have to carry this alone.

If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline.

***dePreventionMonth

08/29/2026

Grief doesn’t always look like grief.

Sometimes it looks like going to work.
Making dinner.
Laughing at something funny.
Answering “I’m fine” and meaning it in that moment.

And sometimes, without warning, it feels like the loss happened yesterday.

There is no schedule for missing someone.
No deadline for being “okay.”
No right way to grieve someone you loved.

This National Grief Awareness Day, may we give ourselves, and each other, a little more grace.

Because you never really know what someone is carrying. 🤍

And for the families we have the privilege of serving, our care doesn’t end with the service. Grief support and resources are available as you navigate the days ahead.

08/26/2026

There’s a reason “just a dog” never feels quite right.

Because they’re never "just" anything.

They’re the sound of paws coming to meet you at the door.

The shadow following you from room to room.

The warm spot beside you on a hard day.

The face somehow appearing the second you open a snack. ❤️

They’re there for the ordinary Tuesdays, the celebrations, the hard seasons and thousands of little moments we don’t realize are becoming memories.

And somewhere along the way, they become part of the family.

Today, on National Dog Day, we celebrate the dogs who fill our homes, our camera rolls—and a much bigger piece of our hearts than we ever expected. 🐾

Happy National Dog Day.

Some people leave behind more than songs, photographs, and memories.They leave the world a little different because they...
08/26/2026

Some people leave behind more than songs, photographs, and memories.

They leave the world a little different because they were here.

For generations, Dolly Parton gave us music that became part of the soundtrack of our lives. But maybe her greatest legacy was the way she treated people… with warmth, humor, generosity, and a kindness that always seemed deeply genuine.

She dreamed big. She gave generously. She made people laugh. And she spent a lifetime finding ways to lift others along with her.

Today, we remember not only an extraordinary talent, but an extraordinary life.

Dolly Parton | 1946–2026

May the kindness she shared with the world continue for generations to come. 🤍

08/25/2026

Grief is already enough to carry.

Families shouldn't have to carry every detail, every question and every decision alone, too.

That's why this recent review from L. Palmer meant so much to our team.

They described the care they received as “compassionate, professional, and thoughtful,” with every detail handled “with dignity and respect.”

But maybe the most meaningful part was what that care allowed their family to do:

Focus on each other.

Because when you lose someone you love, you shouldn't have to spend every moment worrying about what comes next.

You should have the space to simply be together.

08/21/2026

There’s something you’ve never asked them.

Maybe it’s about the photo that’s been sitting on the shelf for 40 years.

Or the recipe nobody ever wrote down.

How they met.

What they were like at your age.

The story you've heard a hundred times, but never thought to ask more about.

Because we always think there will be more time.

Family history rarely disappears all at once.

It disappears one untold story at a time.

This Senior Citizens Day, ask the question.

Then listen.

08/20/2026

No one teaches you how to go to a funeral.

So you walk in wondering:

What do I say?
Where do I sit?
What if I cry?
What if I say the wrong thing?

Here’s something no one tells you:

You don’t have to be good at going to funerals.

You don’t need the perfect words.

You don’t need to know what to do with your hands or how long to stay.

And you definitely don’t have to hold back your tears.

Just show up.

Because years from now, the family probably won’t remember exactly what you said.

But they may remember that you were there, and that’s what matters.

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8805 NE 23rd Street
Oklahoma City, OK
73141

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