Welcome to Costner Funeral Home | As professionals, Costner Funeral Home is committed to a tradition of service with distinction while demonstrating deep compassion for our bereaved families. Since our establishment, our Firm has been dedicated to understanding and perfecting the true purpose of funeral directing and all related services provided by experts who are devoted to death care.
Our constant goal is to ensure that each family is given the highest level of respect and the most professional service we can possibly offer. We embrace our city and state and we continuously broaden our efforts to give back to those we serve by contributing in many ways to our community.
Our constant goal is to ensure that each family is given the highest level of respect and the most professional service we can possibly offer. We embrace our city and state and we continuously broaden our efforts to give back to those we serve by contributing in many ways to our community.
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Tradition: Four generations of Costner's take part in the family owned and operated funeral business. Front row - Charles W. Costner, Sr. Owner and founder. In 1994 after moving to the present location, Charles W. Costner, Sr. had little idea in 1939 that he was starting a family tradition when he bought a funeral home that served the predominantly black Highland community.
A funeral or memorial is a customary way to recognize death and its finality. Funerals are held for the living to show respect for the dead and to help survivors begin the grief process. They also give mourners a chance to share stories, create memories, fulfill religious beliefs & customs, participate in a support system, and gather at a peaceful place during a time of confusion and uncertainty.
Holding a funeral or memorial service for your loved one is a positive first step in the grieving process. Family members and friends get a chance to say their goodbyes, and at the same time, they get to share strong feelings with one another. In the days, weeks and months following the service, people continue to need others to lean on for understanding, encouragement and guidance.
Most of us plan ahead in life. We plan for our wedding, our children's education, family vacations, and other significant expected life events. We also plan for the unexpected events of life by purchasing home, auto and medical insurance. Understanding the benefits of planning ahead has prompted many to take the step to plan their own arrangements.
The Department of Veterans' Affairs provides information on memorial benefits, health services, life insurance programs and more. The Social Security Administration allows survivors to report the death of the loved. The site also provides information on potential benefits that can be claimed by the survivors.
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