Koskey Funeral Home

Let us take a moment to say we are so sorry for your loss. We hope that you will find this section of our website helpful in this difficult time. If you are looking for information on what to do now that a death has occurred, this section of our site is a good place to start.

It includes valuable insights on many important issues, such as the kinship order of precedence as it relates to making funeral arrangements, and a list of who you need to contact immediately.

We know there are other funeral homes in the area to choose from. But we also know that families who turn to us during a time of loss, or for pre-arrangement services experience our very high standards of service. Providing comfortable, soothing surroundings where families and friends can gather to remember and celebrate the life of a loved one.

With the growing number of families choosing cremation, manufacturers have responded by developing an extensive number of offerings. Every year, new styles of cremation urns become available. We provide a number of these cremation urns in popular styles fabricated in wood, marble, ceramic, bronze and other new materials.

If you were present during the final moments in a loved one's life, then you've been fortunate. We believe that while nothing prepares you for being present at the death of a loved one, bearing witness to the death of a loved one can bring new insights into your own capacity for selfless love and caring, help you to renew or intensify bonds with other family members, find a new respect for siblings, or help in the healing of old emotional wounds.

When someone we love dies, we miss them terribly. There is a hole in our heart which it seems nothing can fill. Except our memories. They can reside in your heart, giving comfort and easing sorrow. They are a true gift to us in the dark days after a loss. Even years later, our memories enrich our lives, and in the words of the writer, Anne Rice, No matter how long we exist, we have our memories.