Being a funeral director is more than just a job — it’s a calling. | Wagner-Elfner and Burg Funeral Home & Cremation Services

Have you ever noticed our Funeral Directors and Pallbearers bowing at the Hearse? It’s a small gesture, but one filled with deep meaning. The bow is a final sign of respect both for the person who has passed away and for the life they lived. It's a moment of quiet dignity, acknowledging that this is someone's loved one making their final journey. For our Funeral Director an Pallbearers, this isn’t just a job it’s a calling to serve families with compassion and reverence. That simple bow reflects

Hundreds of bikers showed up for the funeral of a little boy nobody else would bury because his father was in prison for murder. The funeral director called us after sitting alone in the chapel for two hours, waiting for anyone—anyone at all—to come and say goodbye to Tommy Brennan. Tommy had fought leukemia for three long years. The only person who visited him was his grandmother, and she had a heart attack the day before the funeral. Child services said they had done their job. The foster fami

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