For well over a century, families have trusted JH Churchill Funeral Home to serve and care for their loved ones. We promise to provide excellence in service and compassion during this difficult time of loss. We are privileged to have served local families for over a century. Our families and professional staff are dedicated to serving your family at life's most difficult times.
We are honored to help your family and friends find comfort and healing while celebrating the memory of a life well-lived and our staff is always be here when you need us. It's that level of service has been a cornerstone of our caring for the families of Calloway County and Murray, Kentucky since 1886.
We are honored to help your family and friends find comfort and healing while celebrating the memory of a life well-lived and our staff is always be here when you need us. It's that level of service has been a cornerstone of our caring for the families of Calloway County and Murray, Kentucky since 1886.
Services
Since 1886 the funeral home has had several different locations in the downtown Murray area. The current location, built in 1960, is the fourth location for the funeral home. Over the years the current building has been renovated and updated many times with the latest rennovations taking place in 2014.
The way we honor and memorialize our loved ones in death should be as unique as they were in life. Our goal is to help the families we serve through the difficulty of loss and organize and personalize services that truly honor the life that was lived. The main desire of our staff is to provide the most comfortable, respectful and helpful environment during these difficult times.
Pre-planning is an opportunity to make logical decisions for yourself and your family. It allows one to ease the burden of making decisions. Your loved ones should not have to make those decisions at a time of grief. It is also your obligation to your family to make sure your funeral is paid for or you have other means to pay for the funeral at the time of your death.
Simply defined, grief is the normal and natural reaction to significant emotional loss of any kind. While we never compare losses, any list would include death and divorce as obvious painful losses. Our list also includes many others; retirement, moving, pet loss, financial and health issues, etc. The range of emotions associated with grief is as varied as there are people and personalities.
The Vital Statistics office has on file death certificates from 1911 to the present. Certified death certificates can be ordered and the required fee paid by phone, mail, Internet or by visiting the office. Please allow up to 30 working days fpr processing of all type of certificates ordered through the mail.
