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You Can Never Go Back and Do it Over

Some say it's harsh to remind you of this, but we know we must. We want you to honor your loved one in a way that allows you to look back, years from now, and be thankful that you did the best you could to honor their life. Creating a ceremony that calls together the hearts and minds of all who loved them is a gift to everyone involved. A gift of memories, a gift of healing...a truly priceless gift of peace-of-mind. Contact us today to speak with one of our directors.




Funeral Services
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Create Healing Experiences

In the depth of early grief, you might think that it would be 'easier' to just take care of things as simply - and as quickly -as possible. But easier - especially in this circumstance - simply isn't better. You must set the stage for the future by giving your family and friends the opportunity to start the healing process.

Planning Your Funeral
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How to Honor a Life


There are two facets of the design process. First, we ask you to consider how you wish to honor and celebrate the life. When those important decisions are made, we'll turn to the issue of how you wish to care for the physical remains.  It's about bringing those you love together, at a time of loss. It's a natural thing to do, and over time, has become a socially-expected practice.

Honoring One's Memory
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Respect & Honoring a life Once Lived.


Honoring the life of your loved one means you value the relationship you shared. We look forward to helping you decide how to celebrate that bond, and honor the unique individual you've lost. We can make suggestions to enhance your tribute ideas. Together we will create a fitting and memorable event.  Contact us today to discuss the possibilities.


Pfeifer Funeral Home uses the † Universal Identification System; to ensure proper handling of your loved one; the system provides a permanent identification record from the place of removal through the end of the cremation process or burial or cremated remains.