Harder Funeral Home in Brookfield, WI has three generations of experience helping families with funeral and cremation planning, pre arrangements and pre funding. Family owned and operated serving Brookfield, Waukesha, Menomonee Falls, Germantown, New Berlin, Sussex, Delafield, Pewaukee, Hartland and the rest of the greater Milwaukee area.
FEMA has issued its final policy - which includes details such as eligibility and documentation criteria and the application process - for how funds will be distributed to families. Most notably, FEMA shared that the maximum financial assistance will now be $9,000 per funeral. Show your support Order Flowers We offer a full range of gifts to help comfort and support those who need it the most delivered direct from your local florist.
FEMA has issued its final policy - which includes details such as eligibility and documentation criteria and the application process - for how funds will be distributed to families. Most notably, FEMA shared that the maximum financial assistance will now be $9,000 per funeral. Show your support Order Flowers We offer a full range of gifts to help comfort and support those who need it the most delivered direct from your local florist.
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Harder Funeral Home was founded in 1942 by Herman Harder and has served the Milwaukee area as a family-owned and operated business for over 70 years. Herman's son, Dean, graduated from the Wisconsin Institute of Mortuary Science in 1970 and joined the family business.
Together they opened the Brookfield Chapel on Capitol Drive in 1974, with the desire to provide the best personalized funeral services to the communities located in Waukesha and Milwaukee counties.Dean's son, Eric, completed his schooling at the Milwaukee Area Technical College in 1995 and joined his father at the family business as well.
Together they opened the Brookfield Chapel on Capitol Drive in 1974, with the desire to provide the best personalized funeral services to the communities located in Waukesha and Milwaukee counties.Dean's son, Eric, completed his schooling at the Milwaukee Area Technical College in 1995 and joined his father at the family business as well.
Funeral services can take many shapes, even those termed traditional. There is no right or wrong way to honor the life of your loved one and at Harder Funeral Home, we offer multiple options when it comes to planning a traditional funeral service. The defining factor of a traditional funeral service is if your loved one wishes to be buried or viewed in a casket.
Depending on your loved one's final wishes the decision made could be a cremation service. There are many reasons why you or your loved one may wish to choose a cremation service and Harder Funeral Home offers several service options for our families. Harder Funeral Home's traditional service followed by cremation begins similarly to a full traditional service.
At Harder Funeral Home, our goal is to serve the family at every point in the funeral process, to the last detail. This includes cremation. We have a multi-step identification plan that promises the correct cremated remains are returned to the family in a timely fashion. As soon as your loved one is taken into our care, they are given an identification band and any required permits are filled out and included with them.
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