Rodenberger-Gray Funeral Home - Napoleon

Rodenberger Gray Funeral Home offers personalized and impactful funeral services in and around Napolean, Ohio. The company offers obituaries, flowers and gifts for sympathy, pre-planning, and personalized offerings. The funeral homes believes in personalized services, as every funeral is unique and the requirements of the clients differ. They celebrate life, by offering a spacious place for organizing funerals. They can duplicate just about any memorial or design a totally unique service. Rodenberg also offers samples on request to show you the quality of the material used for cremation and other funeral operations. They offer custom memorial flower jewelry, tribute videos, and personalized printing.

Rodenberger-Gray Funeral Home’s goal is to make it simple. They’ll help you choose the right gift that will lift their spirits and let them know how much you care. This location charges a 2.9% convenience fee on all credit card payments. Rodenberger-Gray Funeral Home – Napoleon is family-owned and operated.

Rodenberger-Gray Funeral Home – Napoleon is well-equipped to display memorial or tribute videos of a loved one as they both offer video packages and have the means to display the tribute at the service.

Rodenberger-Gray Funeral Home Obituaries

Stay up-to-date on all obituaries on https://www.rodenbergergray.com/obituaries/ page is about obituaries from Rodenberger–Gray Funeral Home. It allows visitors to view recent obituaries and search for obituaries of people who have been served by the funeral home.

Rodenberger-Gray Funeral Home History

The Rodenberger Funeral Home has been owned and operated by the Rodenberger family since 1948, when C.C. Bud and Evelyn Rodenberger moved from Alger and Lima with a vision and dream of helping others. They have built a funeral home with compassion at its core, striving to make people feel comfortable during a time of grief and reflection. This legacy has been passed down through the generations, with Jerrie (Rodenberger) Gray taking over in 1978, followed by her son Brooke Gray in 2019. The business is dedicated to honoring and preserving the life stories of their clients, offering caring and compassionate service to the local community.