How long does it take a family to demonstrate their genuine care, concern and dedication to a community? For the Edenbach Family, three generations seems to be more than a good start.

Funeral Service is a hard occupation to describe. Parts of it are considered a trade, others a professional service, and still others a calling. Robert and Kurt Edenbach have a supporting cast of funeral directors and staff that have the energy and desire to follow through with the greatest level of care and service each family deserves at a harrowing and vulnerable time. What they will be able to do is help the family complete a part of their lives with a little more ease and comfort. Knowing there is someone looking out for you can make all the difference.

A funeral service can take so many shapes and forms. For some it is a religious ceremony based in tradition handed down through generations of family. Some prefer to have a gathering of friends to informally provide reflections and stories of what that person meant to them. Our goal is to listen to your wishes and best work them into a service your loved one will be honored with and your spirit will be enriched.

Among the services available to us include our own on-site crematory at the Connors Funeral Home, a decision that is of the utmost importance to those families choosing cremation. There is complete control over the scheduling and operations of the crematory and there is a chapel for prayer services. We also provide free bereavement support in many forms with an on staff facilitator, scheduled groups and printed resources for a private support option. But the most valuable asset our funeral homes can provide is our personal attention. Each funeral director is available to help, answer questions, offer support or assist with organizing your life after a loss.

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