Roeder Mortuary, Ames

Roeder Mortuary, Ames Roeder Mortuary has been family owned since 1912 and serves Omaha and surrounding communities from three locations.

At Roeder Mortuary, “Our Family Helping Yours,” is more than a fancy slogan, it’s how we do business. We believe that our primary purpose is providing careful and caring service to our community … the people who are our neighbors and friends. We believe that independence, fairness, professionalism and integrity are necessary ingredients in building a relationship of trust with our families.

“Grief doesn’t come in the immediacy of the moment. Nor does it send a calling card for later. It arrives unannounced, s...
09/03/2026

“Grief doesn’t come in the immediacy of the moment. Nor does it send a calling card for later. It arrives unannounced, springing from some unexpected incident, grabbing the heart in moments of total surprise.” ― William Kent Krueger

“I’m bound together now in both sadness and hope. I feel grief every day, even if it’s a whisper in the background of my...
09/02/2026

“I’m bound together now in both sadness and hope. I feel grief every day, even if it’s a whisper in the background of my thoughts.” ― Cheri Davies

“The amazing thing is if we allow our bodies to lead … through movement we create new pathways for healing and growth.” ...
09/02/2026

“The amazing thing is if we allow our bodies to lead … through movement we create new pathways for healing and growth.” ― Jean Trewhella

“I have sat with the broken, smiled with the joyful, and laughed as loved ones in spirit bring through fond and funny me...
09/01/2026

“I have sat with the broken, smiled with the joyful, and laughed as loved ones in spirit bring through fond and funny memories.” ― Deb DeCelle

“A profound sense of loss, helplessness, shock, numbness, and disbelief enveloped me.” ― Cheryl Nix
08/30/2026

“A profound sense of loss, helplessness, shock, numbness, and disbelief enveloped me.” ― Cheryl Nix

“Growing up, I loved to throw pebbles into the lake near my grandparents’ cottage. The pebble hit the water with a loud ...
08/27/2026

“Growing up, I loved to throw pebbles into the lake near my grandparents’ cottage. The pebble hit the water with a loud splash and ripples would fan out from the point of impact. The water would shift and change through the ripples. It would never be the same as it had been before the pebble hit. To me, loss and grief are much like those pebbles, the water, and the ripples. A death or other loss occurs and strikes the waters of your life with a resounding splash. From that moment, your life is changed in a multitude of ways – painful, jarring, challenging, and ultimately, often transformative ways.” ― Carol S. Miller

“As humans in mourning, we often find comfort and encouragement in symbolism. Small, everyday things or occurrences we e...
08/26/2026

“As humans in mourning, we often find comfort and encouragement in symbolism. Small, everyday things or occurrences we encounter may remind us of all the good times and experiences we've had with deceased loved ones.” ― Kirby Kay Clark

“Death—and everything that comes with it that we label “grief”—changes us.” ― Karen White
08/25/2026

“Death—and everything that comes with it that we label “grief”—changes us.” ― Karen White

“I was learning that in the expansiveness of loss, therein lies the opportunity to access and explore parts of the heart...
08/24/2026

“I was learning that in the expansiveness of loss, therein lies the opportunity to access and explore parts of the heart I never knew were there.” ― Julie Funkhouser

Address

4932 Ames Avenue
Omaha, NE
68104

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm
Saturday 8am - 8pm
Sunday 8am - 8pm

Telephone

+14024535600

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