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1. www.funeralwise.com › resources › funeral-industryHistory of the Funeral Industry

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   Over the years, most funeral homes and cemeteries have been small, family-owned businesses that were passed down to successive generations. In the late 1960s, a consolidation of the industry began with large companies acquiring the “mom and pop” funeral homes and cemeteries.

2. locklearandsonfuneralhome.com › about-usAbout Us – Locklear and Son Funeral Home

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   Upon the return of Luther’s son Samuel from Michigan in 1952, the funeral home became known as Locklear & Son Funeral Home. Samuel attended Dallas Institute-Gupton Jones College of Mortuary Science and was licensed in 1955. The funeral home remained in the now Pembroke Legal Aid Building until 1975.

3. www.jameshcole.com › funeral-industry › the-historyThe History of Funeral Homes and Trends Over the Years ...

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   May 28, 2021 · Today, the standard funeral home and funeral process is considerably different than its 1850s predecessors, though we continue to see echoes of the past in modern-day trends.

4. www.legacy.com › us › obituariesDorothy Locklear Obituary (1936 - 2018) - Columbus, OH - The ...

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   Mar 6, 2018 · Dorothy M. Locklear, age 81. Sunrise October 21, 1936 in New York, NY and Sunset March 3, 2018 in Columbus, OH. Visitation 10am and Home Going Service 11am Friday, March 9, 2018 at New Birth ...

   • Birth Date: January 1, 1

   • Death Date: January 1, 1

5. www.dignitymemorial.com › funeral-homes › ohioSchoedinger Northwest | Funeral & Cremation - Dignity Memorial

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   As the funeral home grew, so did the Schoedinger family's desire to offer more services and greater convenience to the families of Central Ohio. In 1950, the Schoedingers opened their Hilltop Chapel on West Broad Street; 1961 saw the addition of the Northwest Chapel in Upper Arlington.

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   • Phone: (614) 457-5481

   • Location: 1740 Zollinger Road, Columbus, 43221, OH

6. www.dignitymemorial.com › funeral-homes › ohioSchoedinger Midtown | Funeral & Cremation - Dignity Memorial

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   In 1916, second-generation J. Albert (1870-1932) and third-generation brothers Ferdinand (1881-1935) and George R. (1884-1961) purchased the land for their new funeral home. Today, the funeral home is operated by the fourth, fifth and sixth generations Robert S., John F., John A., David S., Michael S. and John R. Schoedinger.

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   When did Locklear funeral home become a funeral home?

   • It was known then as Pembroke Funeral Home. Later in the same year the funeral home was relocated to a two story building which was the residence of Pattie & Luther Locklear and became Locklear Funeral Home. Upon the return of Luther’s son Samuel from Michigan in 1952, the funeral home became known as Locklear & Son Funeral Home.

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   Who owns Locklear & Son Funeral Home?

   • Locklear & Son Funeral Home has a tradition of a local family serving other local families. In 1948 Pattie & Luther Locklear bought the funeral home formerly owned by Pates Supply Company in Pembroke, NC. It was known then as Pembroke Funeral Home.

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   Why should you choose Locklear & Son Funeral Home?

   • A funeral service is a tribute and a recognition of a life lived and at Locklear & Son Funeral Home you will find the knowledgeable and friendly staff, facilities and equipment to serve you and assist you in your time of need. Locklear & Son Funeral Home has a tradition of a local family serving other local families.

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   When did Pattie & Luther Locklear buy Pembroke funeral home?

   • In 1948 Pattie & Luther Locklear bought the funeral home formerly owned by Pates Supply Company in Pembroke, NC. It was known then as Pembroke Funeral Home. Later in the same year the funeral home was relocated to a two story building which was the residence of Pattie & Luther Locklear and became Locklear Funeral Home.

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   Who is Locklear & son?

   • Locklear & Son moved to its present location on Union Chapel Road in 1975. With over 58 years of dedicated service to Robeson County and surrounding areas, and a staff that is knowledgeable and willing to help you 24 hours a day, seven days a week, we are capable to meet your every need.

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   Are funeral homes and cemeteries family owned?

   • Over the years, most funeral homes and cemeteries have been small, family-owned businesses that were passed down to successive generations. In the late 1960s, a consolidation of the industry began with large companies acquiring the “mom and pop” funeral homes and cemeteries.

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8. everloved.com › funeral-homes › NCLocklear & Son Funeral Home | Pembroke, North Carolina | Ever ...

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   Get information about Locklear & Son Funeral Home in Pembroke, North Carolina. See reviews, pricing, contact info, answers to FAQs and more. Or send flowers directly to a service happening at Locklear & Son Funeral Home.