Pre-planning, or pre-arranging funeral services can be an enormous "peace of mind" step in your future plans; perhaps not so much for you, who are making the arrangements, but for your loved ones who will be left behind. For those family members who are suddenly faced with making funeral decisions, when a loved one dies, they are so completely overwhelmed and in shock that they have no idea where to begin with making funeral plans. They make look at one another in confusion and grief and not have a clue as to what Mom or Dad or Grandma or Grandpa would have wanted. They do not know where to turn for vital information for death certificates, or where to find family history for the obituary. The loss they feel with the death is magnified by the fact that they do not know what steps to take next. Mary Pack, the advanced planning director at the Colyer Funeral Home, will help to explain and guide you through this natural part of life. She will meet with you at the funeral home or at your residence with a preset appointment.

DEDICATED STAFF ANYTIME, ANYWHERE

Mike Patterson and his dedicated staff at the Colyer Funeral Home have committed themselves to caring for local and area families in times of loss and grief. The staff understands the emotions and overwhelming sense of pain and confusion that families can experience at a time in their lives when their world seems to have turned upside down. Death, whether, sudden, expected, young, or old ... is a trauma in someone's life ... you can count on the Colyer Funeral Home staff to be available 24 hours a day when you or your family are in need. Mike Patterson, Stan Jepson, Charm Friedlan and Virginia Davis are constants in a changing world.