The experienced and dedicated staff of Bannan Funeral Home is committed to the care and service of all members in our communities who are experiencing a death. We are devoted to be responsive to the needs of the living while providing professional care for the deceased with the dignity and respect that has been entrusted to us.
The quality of our care is based on the dignity of human life, not on an individual's culture, belief or financial state. As Funeral Directors we provide a continuum of service, not only to meet the needs of a family at the time of death, but also serving their needs prior to and following any death.
The quality of our care is based on the dignity of human life, not on an individual's culture, belief or financial state. As Funeral Directors we provide a continuum of service, not only to meet the needs of a family at the time of death, but also serving their needs prior to and following any death.
Services
Bannan Funeral Home was founded in 1903 as the Williams Funeral Service. In the 1940's the Bannan Family purchased the business changing its name to Bannan Funeral Home. The business remained in the Bannan Family until 1978 when William and Nancy Mischley purchased the funeral home from Harold Bannan.
Charles LaCross. Dan retired from Stoneport. He was active in many sports and enjoyed hunting and fishing. Dan also liked doing woodworking and was involved in several clubs and volunteer work. Surviving are his wife, Patricia;. Ted graduated from Hillman High School as Valedictorian along with being a Michigan Tech University graduate in mechanical engineering.
D. Chad Esch is the owner and president of Bannan Funeral Home in Alpena and Hillman, MI. Chad is a licensed funeral director who is originally from Pigeon, MI. He studied at Wayne State University and graduated in 1998, shortly after, a full-time position opened up in Alpena, MI at Bannan Funeral Home in 1999.
Today there are many choices available to us concerning pre-arrangements. Many adults desire to make their own funeral arrangements. Their desire is to help alleviate remaining family members many of the decisions required at the time of death, and also to have the type of funeral that would reflect their desires and lifestyle.
When it comes to your final arrangements, shouldn't you make the decisions? The arrangements you make will reflect your exact wishes and desires. Pre-arranging your own service will help to ease the burden of your loved ones. It will also alleviate any questions, problems or differences, which can occur among family members.
