We are very proud our funeral home is family owned and operated.
Welcome to the Zachrich Funeral Home and Cremation Services. Just like the funeral home, we designed our website with you in mind. We have an array of features to assist with your needs and it is our hope that this site is useful and informative.
At our funeral home we understand the value of personal service. A funeral is a time for family and friends to reflect on a life that has been lived and honor the memory of that life.
Our services provide a personalized approach to making a farewell meaningful. We understand how difficult it is during a time of grief. We are sensitive to your family's decisions. We go above and beyond the call of duty to accomplish your wishes in a very caring and professional way. Within our services, we hope to provide help, hope and healing.
Enhance the Family Experience
In everything we do, we strive to meet and exceed the expectations of the families we serve. We are known in our community for our commitment to excellence in service, personnel and products. We are the market leader in the facilitation and creation of meaningful funeral experiences for families to grieve their loss and celebrate the memories of their loved one.
Commitment to Personalization
Caskets, videos or memorabilia - but it is not always tangible. It can be as simple as asking if you are comfortable or if you need anything or taking a leadership role when your family needs it most.
Commitment to Aftercare
Our service to families does not end the day of the funeral. We will provide aftercare and support for grieving families for as long as it is needed. Commitment to Outstanding Facilities We will continue providing a comfortable and soothing environment.
We are pleased to introduce our new comfort dog "Mabel".
Is there anything more comforting than the reassuring touch of a dog? Scientists have discovered that interacting with animals boosts levels of oxytocin, dopamine, and serotonin in our brains, and can even improve our immune system.
These findings prove that dogs bring comfort to the people they interact with, but what exactly is a comfort dog? The term is typically used to describe a type of dog known as a “crisis response” dog. Crisis response dogs are different from therapy dogs and emotional support animals (ESAs)
For additional information or you would just like to meet Mabel, stop by the funeral home anytime.