Welcome to Adams Funeral Home in Blountstown
Adams Funeral Home, located at 18034 Main Street North in the heart of Blountstown, Florida, offers a sanctuary of peace and a beacon of comfort in the times when it's most needed. Understanding the difficulty that comes with the loss of a loved one, the professional staff at Adams Funeral Home is dedicated to providing compassionate care and personalized services to honor the lives of those who have passed away.
Table of Contents
- Welcome to Adams Funeral Home in Blountstown
- Our History and Commitment to Blountstown
- Personalized Funeral and Memorial Services
- Support Through the Planning Process
- Pre-Planning Services
- Comfortable Facilities for Gatherings and Services
- Aftercare and Ongoing Support
- A Dedicated Team of Professionals
- Get in Touch with Adams Funeral Home
- Frequently Asked Questions
Our History and Commitment to Blountstown
With a long and proud history of service in Blountstown, Adams Funeral Home has been a pillar of the community, helping families navigate through their most challenging moments. Our commitment to the town and its people is unwavering, as we strive to offer support, guidance, and a warm, welcoming environment for all who come through our doors.
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Recent Funeral Home Obituaries
Nannie Lou Mills - May 15, 1921 - April 13, 2024
Fred Lewis Henson - March 15, 1936 - April 11, 2024
Cheryl Lynne Mayo - March 16, 1963 - March 30, 2024
Loretta Adams - May 08, 1932 - March 23, 2024
Henry Carr Smith - August 18, 1950 - March 20, 2024
Sherri Dewitte - November 07, 1961 - March 20, 2024
Betty E Traylor - August 09, 1927 - March 19, 2024
James A. McLendon - July 01, 1937 - March 17, 2024
Elbert Williams - April 14, 1928 - March 13, 2024
Peggy Richter Eskew - December 17, 1955 - February 28, 2024
Michaele Ann Critchley - May 15, 1961 - February 27, 2024
Yvonne Summers - March 31, 1935 - February 22, 2024
Daisy Verlene Plazarin - February 02, 1939 - February 17, 2024
Shirley H Butler - June 13, 1934 - February 07, 2024
Doris Davis Glass - October 14, 1929 - January 27, 2024
Zula Lillan Mae Booker - October 24, 1964 - January 23, 2024
Clarissa Brantley - February 05, 1967 - January 13, 2024
Cathy R Terry - August 12, 1962 - January 10, 2024
James C. Glass - November 20, 1928 - January 07, 2024
Mary Alice Cumbie - May 12, 1947 - January 05, 2024
Cheryl Wood - August 10, 1950 - January 01, 2024
Patricia McNair - October 18, 1953 - January 01, 2024
Joseph Donald Kelsey - November 18, 1957 - January 01, 2024
Charles A Richards - February 14, 1938 - December 30, 2023
Zedoria Jones Thigpen - June 06, 1945 - December 30, 2023
Personalized Funeral and Memorial Services
We believe that every life is unique and deserves to be celebrated in a way that is reflective of the individual. Our caring team works closely with families to create meaningful services, from traditional funerals to more personalized celebrations of life. We are here to ensure that the memory of your loved one is honored in the way that you wish, with the respect and dignity they deserve.
Support Through the Planning Process
The process of planning a funeral or memorial service can be overwhelming. At Adams Funeral Home, our experienced staff is here to ease this burden, providing guidance and support every step of the way. From selecting the appropriate service options to handling necessary paperwork, we are here to assist you with attention to detail and a compassionate approach.
Pre-Planning Services
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Thinking ahead to the inevitable is never easy, but pre-planning can provide invaluable peace of mind for you and your family. Adams Funeral Home offers comprehensive pre-planning services that allow you to set your wishes in place, ensuring that your legacy is celebrated according to your specifications, and helping your loved ones avoid difficult decisions during a time of grief.
Comfortable Facilities for Gatherings and Services
Our facilities have been lovingly maintained and upgraded to provide a comfortable and serene space for families to gather, remember, and celebrate lives well-lived. Whether you're hosting a small, intimate gathering or a larger service, we have the capacity and amenities to accommodate your needs, including state-of-the-art audio and visual equipment for tributes and eulogies.
Aftercare and Ongoing Support
The end of the funeral service is not the end of the journey of grief. Adams Funeral Home remains committed to supporting families even after the services have concluded. We provide resources and referrals for grief counseling, support groups, and other community services to help you cope with your loss and begin the healing process.
A Dedicated Team of Professionals
Our staff is composed of caring individuals who are not just professionals in their field but also members of the Blountstown community. They bring empathy, respect, and a genuine desire to serve to every interaction, ensuring that families receive the highest level of care during their time of need.
Get in Touch with Adams Funeral Home
For those requiring assistance, or for more information about the services we offer, please do not hesitate to reach out. We are here to answer any questions and provide the support you need. Contact Adams Funeral Home at 18034 Main Street North, Blountstown, FL, 32424, or by phone to speak with one of our caring professionals. In your time of need, lean on us; itโs our privilege to be there for you and your family.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an obituary?
An obituary is a written announcement of a person's death, often published in a newspaper or online. It typically includes a brief account of their life, information about the funeral or memorial service, and may serve as an invitation to the service. It also offers an opportunity for the community to share condolences and memories.
What should be included in an obituary?
An obituary usually includes the full name of the deceased, their age, the date of their passing, a brief overview of their life story, accomplishments, details about the family they leave behind, and information about any planned funeral or memorial services. Expressions of tribute or details about where to send donations in their memory can also be added.
Who typically writes an obituary?
Obituaries can be written by family members, friends, funeral home staff, or journalists. Sometimes, individuals may even write their own obituaries before they pass away, as part of their end-of-life planning.
How does one submit an obituary to a local newspaper?
To submit an obituary to a local newspaper, contact the newspaper's obituary or classified section, which will provide guidelines on the submission process, including word count, pricing, and how to submit the text and any accompanying photographs.
Is it possible to publish an obituary for free?
While most newspapers charge a fee to publish an obituary, there are several free options as well, such as online obituary websites, social media platforms, community bulletins, or church newsletters.
How soon after death should an obituary be published?
Obituaries are often published within a few days following a death to promptly inform the community and allow friends and relatives to make arrangements to attend the funeral services. However, the timeline can vary depending on the circumstances and the medium of publication.
What is the difference between an obituary and a death notice?
An obituary is a detailed announcement and tribute, often including biographical details and personal anecdotes, while a death notice is a brief, straightforward announcement of death and service information, usually with fewer details about the person's life.
Can an obituary be edited or revised after publication?
Once an obituary is published in print, it cannot be revised. However, online obituaries often have the flexibility to be edited or updated. It's important to carefully proofread and confirm all details before submitting an obituary for publication.
Are obituaries legally required to be published?
No, there is no legal requirement to publish an obituary. It is a personal choice made by the family or representatives of the deceased based on their traditions, needs, or preferences.
How long do newspapers archive obituaries?
Most newspapers keep archives indefinitely, and digital archives mean obituaries can remain accessible online for many years. However, physical copies may only be kept for a limited time, depending on the newspaper's policy.
What are some tips for writing a heartfelt obituary?
Be genuine and convey the essence of the person's life. Include memorable stories, highlight their accomplishments and relationships, and express the impact they had on those around them. Maintain respect and sensitivity, and seek contributions from other family members and friends for a well-rounded tribute.
Should an obituary include information about the cause of death?
Including information about the cause of death is a personal decision. It is not necessary, but some families opt to include it for transparency or to raise awareness about certain diseases or conditions. Respect for the deceased and their family's wishes should guide this choice.
What if the deceased did not want an obituary published?
If the deceased expressed a wish not to have an obituary published, this request should be respected. Alternatives can include a private commemoration or sharing the passing informally among friends and family.
How can an obituary reflect the deceased's personality?
Include anecdotes, favorite sayings, hobbies, or passions that convey the unique qualities of the deceased. A personal tribute that reflects their character and the ways in which they touched the lives of others can serve as a celebration of their individuality.
Is a picture necessary in an obituary?
A picture is not necessary, but it can be a meaningful addition. Photos help to personalize the obituary and can serve as a recognizable connection for readers who may have known the deceased.
Can obituaries be published in multiple newspapers?
Yes, families may choose to publish obituaries in multiple newspapers, especially if the deceased lived or had connections in different communities or regions. Each publication may have its own guidelines and fees.
Is it okay to include religious texts or poems in an obituary?
Including religious texts, verses, or poems is appropriate as long as it aligns with the beliefs of the deceased and their family. It can be a comforting addition that honors the spiritual life of the person who has passed.
How do people typically respond to finding out about a death through an obituary?
People respond to death in many different ways. An obituary can provide closure and a means of beginning the grieving process. It also allows individuals to express sympathies and offer support to the bereaved family.
Can an obituary serve as a historical record?
Yes, an obituary serves not only to announce a death but also as a historical document, capturing personal and societal details that contribute to the historical record, especially when archived in newspapers and online repositories.
What can be done if an obituary contains errors?
If errors are found in an obituary after publication, corrections can be requested. For print obituaries, a corrected version or retraction may be issued. Online obituaries allow for easier updates or corrections.
Should children and grandchildren be named individually in an obituary?
This is a personal choice that depends on space, preferences, and family dynamics. Some families choose to list all names to acknowledge individual relationships, while others refer to descendants collectively for brevity or privacy reasons.
What can be done to prevent fraudulent activities after an obituary is published?
To minimize the risk of fraud following the publication of an obituary:
- Limit the amount of personal information shared.
- Do not include the deceased's exact birth date or address.
- Consider obituaries in less widely circulated publications.
- Notify financial institutions and credit reporting agencies of the death promptly.