Redman Funeral & Cremation Services formerly Redman-Schwartz Funeral Home is family owned and operated by Allen and Rachael Redman. They purchased the business in 2001 from Rachael's father, Dick Schwartz, the same year his wife, Linda passed away. They own funeral homes in Aplington, Clarksville and Parkersburg.
Aplington and Parkersburg funeral homes had the same prior owners. Dick and Linda Schwartz purchased them in 1975 from John and Betty Engelkes. They built the new Chapel a year later in Aplington in 1976. Prior to its construction the house south of the Chapel, was the location where they held visitations.
Aplington and Parkersburg funeral homes had the same prior owners. Dick and Linda Schwartz purchased them in 1975 from John and Betty Engelkes. They built the new Chapel a year later in Aplington in 1976. Prior to its construction the house south of the Chapel, was the location where they held visitations.
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Staff members of Redman-Schwartz Funeral Home, Inc. are caring and experienced professionals who understand that each family is unique and has personal requests and traditions. These requests and traditions are of utmost importance to our staff of licensed funeral directors. They first met while Allen was enlisted in the United States Air Force at Lower Air Force Base in Denver, Colorado and Rachael was working for Continental Airlines.
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