We serve the Hamilton community with the highest quality deathcare products and services available anywhere. If you are visiting us due to a recent loss, please accept our sincerest condolences.
Through this site, you will have the opportunity to tour our facilities, view examples of the products and services we offer, get directions to our location, and you can even see options available for pre-planning your own funeral services, so that we can assist your loved ones in making sure your wishes are carried out when the inevitable arrives.
Through this site, you will have the opportunity to tour our facilities, view examples of the products and services we offer, get directions to our location, and you can even see options available for pre-planning your own funeral services, so that we can assist your loved ones in making sure your wishes are carried out when the inevitable arrives.
Services
Colligan Funeral Home was founded in 1924 by Michael J. Colligan. The original location of the funeral home was located at 425 Walnut Street, then in 1941 Colligan funeral home moved into it's current location on 437 S 3rd Street. Mike Colligan always felt the importance to always give the best service at an affordable price.
Whether you are interested in traditional services, cremation, or alternative options, we are here to help you understand what is available and will assist in determining what's right for you. Colligan Funeral Home offers a wide variety of services and options to help meet everyone's individual needs.
Why do so many families pre-planning their funeral arrangements with Colligan Funeral Home? Ability to make arrangements together versus leaving arrangements for a loved one to do it all alone. We offer a full range of services and prices to meet the needs of the families we serve. We realize families want the best service for an affordable price and that is why we suggest that you do get the facts ahead of time.
Reviews (4)
Robin Combs
Mar 24, 2021
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Dawana Keith
Oct 19, 2020
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I was not to pleased with the service we had for my sister's funeral today. Even tho it was at a church and not in the actual funeral home colligans was in charge of the services at the church. I feel it wasn't very professional at all. There was no direction from colligans at the church. There were no ushers directing entrances of the church and I saw alot of ppl walking around the whole church not knowing where to go. No direction from ushers in the parking lot to organize the cars to go to cemetary. I felt like closing a casket in front of the whole congregation at the service was wrong. That
Katrena Engel
Sep 30, 2020
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Sadly, we lost a beautiful member of our family to breast cancer, Rachel Tenney. We would like to thank all the staff at Colligan Funeral Home for helping her children honor " her" wishes. Rachel attended Zion Lutheran Church during her childhood with cousins, aunts, uncles, grandparents and great grandparents. As she looked back on the many happy memories, during those years, she expressed wanting her services to be held at the church, she loved and grew up in. Due to Covid 19 there have been different guidelines put in place at the church. These align with the current laws, set forth by the Governor
Victoria Horner
Sep 03, 2020
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Recently my mother died of cancer at the age of 50. My sister and I were left to plan her service with little in the way of preplanning to go on. We are both younger and have no experience planning funerals. Ann at Colligan’s Funeral Home was a wonderful, compassionate, and trustworthy person who helped my sister and I every step of the way. With her help we were able to celebrate my mothers life in a beautiful ceremony. Due to changes in church procedure because of COVID19, there were a lot of alterations in how funerals can be run, such as, seating charts given at the door directing you to
