Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary Obituaries

Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary: A Compassionate and Professional Funeral Home in Flagstaff, AZ

When it comes to planning a funeral or memorial service, it's essential to find a funeral home that can provide compassionate care, professional guidance, and personalized support. Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary, located at 2545 N. Fourth Street, Flagstaff, AZ, 86004, has been serving the local community with dignity and respect for many years. In this article, we'll delve into the history, services, and benefits of choosing Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary for your loved one's final farewell.

A Brief History of Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary

Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary has a rich history in Flagstaff, dating back to [insert year]. The mortuary was founded on the principles of compassion, integrity, and exceptional service. Over the years, the funeral home has built a reputation for providing personalized attention to families during their most difficult times. The mortuary is committed to upholding the highest standards of professionalism and excellence in the funeral industry.

Funeral Obiturary Search

Explore our extensive database to find and remember the lives of loved ones through millions of heartfelt obituaries

Search

Recent Funeral Home Obituaries

Larry Charles Reynolds Sr. - June 24, 1940 - April 09, 2022

Departed: 04/09/2022 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: Larry C. Reynolds Sr., beloved Husband, Father, Grandfather, and Great Grandfather peacefully passed away at home after a long and hard battle with cancer. Larry was surrounded by family and close friends at the time of his passing April 9, 2022. Larry was born in Oklahoma City, OK on June 24, 1940, and spent his early life in Tulsa, OK with his parents and brother Gary E. Reynolds, which he then graduated from Daniel Webster High School in 1958. He worked at Oral Roberts University until he moved to Palm Springs, CA where he met his wife (Mary) and they married in 1964. While in Palm Springs he worked for the Palm Springs Fire Department and Riverside Sherriff Department. In 1970 they moved to Flagstaff, AZ and Larry was hired on the Flagstaff Fire Department. Larry was a dedicated and loving Husband, Father, Grandfather, Great Grandfather, Brother, Uncle, and Friend. He loved going fishing at Lake Powell and he loved hunting with his family and brothers of the Fire Department.

Larry is survived by his adoring wife of 58 years Mary Reynolds, his son's Larry C (Veronica) Reynolds Jr. and Steve S. Reynolds. His daughter Shelly R (Donny) Chaddock. Grand children Larry C. (Miruna) Reynolds III, Justin Reynolds, Sharae Reynolds, Karyssa (Ryan) Bertelli, Ashley Chaddock, Dasia Reynolds. Great Grandchildren Jonah Reynolds and Liam Reynolds.

Larry is preceded in death by his father Carall B. Reynolds, mother Lois M. Reynolds, brother Gary E. Reynolds, and son Brian E. Reynolds. "It is not goodbye; it's till we see you again. We love you and will see you again one day!!!!"

Celebration of Larry's Life will be held Thursday, May 5, 2022, at 10:00 am at Christ Church of Flagstaff, 3475 Soliere Ave, Flagstaff, AZ 86004. Reception will follow at the Church.

Family has asked that in lieu of flowers, donate to Fire Fighters Care at Coconino Federal Credit Union.

View Full Obituary

Steve Bizardie - April 18, 1948 - April 08, 2022

Departed: 04/08/2022 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: Steve Bizardie, born April 18, 1948, in Winslow, AZ passed away April 8, 2022, in Flagstaff, AZ. Steve proudly served in the United States Army. He was a very kind and understanding man that never turned down anyone. He is a very loved man and will be missed by all. He is survived by his sisters Cora Clairmont, Arlene Gilmore, and Lucinda Woestehoff. His nephew Dale Clairmont that he helped raise and saw him as his son. Also, survived by several nieces and nephews. Steve is preceded in death by both parents, brothers, and sisters.

Viewing and Graveside service is Monday, April 18, 2022.

View Full Obituary

Oscar Doctor, Sr. - December 03, 1931 - April 04, 2022

Departed: 04/04/2022 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: Oscar Doctor, Sr., 90, of Flagstaff, Tolani Lake and Kayenta, AZ, passed peacefully on the morning of April 4, 2022. Born in 1931 to the late David Doctor, Sr. and Bessie Nopah Doctor in Kayenta, AZ, he was Táchii’nii (Red Running into the Water), born for Dibé Łizhiní (Black Sheep), maternal grandfather Tódích’iinii (Bitter Water), and paternal grandfather Tábąąhí (Water Edge).

Oscar was a hardworking, outgoing, funny, humble, respectful Navajo veteran. He was community and civic oriented throughout his life. He served in the United States Army in Bamberg, Germany as a young man and returned to Flagstaff to raise a family. He worked for numerous years at the Navajo Army Depot (NAD) in Bellemont, AZ as an ammunition handler and as a member of the Arizona National Guard. After his time at NAD, he began a long career as a business agent/laborer for Laborers' Union Local 383 in Flagstaff, working on many construction projects and creating lifelong friendships throughout the state.

Oscar retired in the early 1990's in Tolani Lake, AZ, where he was actively involved with the local senior and veteran communities. His family will always remember his stories and historical knowledge of growing up on the Navajo Nation.

He is survived by his beloved children, Oscar, Jr. (Ellen), Louis (Melanie), Linda (George), Michael, Kyle (Sharon) plus 7 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. He is also survived by his siblings Lucy Canyon, Betty Dixon, Tulley Doctor, Sr., and Sallie Sage plus numerous nieces and nephews.

In addition to his parents, Oscar was predeceased by his wife Roberta and brothers Peter Doctor, Sr., David Doctor, Jr., and John Nix, Sr.

Burial services will be held on April 11, 2022, at 11:00 am, Arizona Veterans’ Memorial Cemetery at Camp Navajo, Bellemont, AZ.

Arrangement’s courtesy of Lozano’s Flagstaff Mortuary & Crematory.

View Full Obituary

Elena Rose Valdez - October 14, 1965 - March 22, 2022

Departed: 03/22/2022 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: Elena Rose Valdez gained her Angel Wings on March 22, 2022, surrounded by her family after a long battle with health issues. She is a lifelong resident of Flagstaff, Arizona born on October 14, 1965, she lived most of her life in Sunnyside and is affectionately known by hundreds as Tia Lena. Although she had no children of her own, she loved to be with her nieces and nephews and great-nephews and great-nieces. She always made each one feel special and like they were her favorite. She had a giving heart and always seemed to have what you needed and was happy to share, she helped so many.

Lena is predeceased by her parents, Benito and Veronica Valdez, her brother-in-law Richard Canizales, her nieces Angel and Jessi Thomas. She is survived by her sisters, Julia Canizales, Dolores Valdez and Theresa (Marshall) Munoz and her brother Paul Valdez, 10 nephews and nieces and 36 great-nephews and great-nieces.

Services will be held on Friday, April 1, 2022, at San Francisco de Asis Catholic Church with the Holy Rosary at 10:00 a.m., funeral mass at 10:30 a.m. followed by burial at Calvary Cemetery.

View Full Obituary

Thomas Atwood - February 12, 1943 - March 06, 2022

Departed: 03/06/2022 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: L. Thomas Atwood, of Flagstaff, Arizona, passed away on March 6th, 2022, after a three-year struggle with Lung Cancer. He had just celebrated his 79th birthday on February 12th. Tom was a prominent businessman in Flagstaff. He started Flagstaff Design and Construction in 1972 and continued the business until his retirement in 2013. Many homes and commercial buildings were built by the company throughout Northern Arizona and Southern Utah, including on the campus of Northern Arizona University. He also served on the Planning and Zoning Commission for the City of Flagstaff and was instrumental in creating and implementing the Green Landscaping ordinance that has beautified Flagstaff for many years. He also supported students at Coconino Community College with scholarships for a number of years. He employed over forty people throughout the years at Flag Design. Tom was also an avid boater and supporter of our natural surroundings. He was a wonderful father and genealogist who valued his children, wife, and grandchildren above all else. He never failed to say how proud he was of each of them. He hiked and biked with all of them and traveled the world with his family. He also deeply valued the people he worked with and felt that many of them were a part of our family unit. He graduated from West High School in Phoenix, Arizona where he met and fell in love with his wife, Shannon. They moved to Flagstaff soon after and made it their forever home.   Tom was predeceased by his wife of over 60 years, Shannon Atwood, in November, and his mother Margaret and father William Warren Atwood. He is survived by his three daughters Grace, Elease, and Kristie, his three grandchildren Matthew, Manu, and Aubrey, four great grandchildren, and his sister Coleen. He was much loved and will be dearly missed. He was an adventurer and was open to doing almost anything he was asked. The family will be holding a viewing and service for him on Thursday, March 10th at 2:00pm, at Lozano’s funeral home on 4th Street. All are welcome.

View Full Obituary

Greg Jaramillo - May 16, 1966 - March 02, 2022

Departed: 03/02/2022 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: Greg was born in Flagstaff May 16th, 1966, to Paul and Cruz Jaramillo. He graduated from Coconino High school in 1984. Greg spent 33 years making his clients beautiful as a hairdresser.

Greg loved spending time playing golf with his sons Zakery and Austin, having a shopping date at Target with Regan his daughter, and enjoying Lake Powell with his family. He is loved by his large extended family and friends.

He is survived by his mother Cruz, sons Zakery, Austin and daughter Regan. His brother Alex (Lena), sisters Angelina (Hector), Rosalie (John), and Rebecca (Steve). As well as many aunts, uncles, nieces, and nephews.

He had a kind and generous heart, always putting others first. It was hard not to laugh when he was around, constantly having something witty to say.

He is preceded in death by his father, Paul Jaramillo, who he spent many weekends with at Lake Mary fishing.

The family will be holding a private memorial. As Greg would say “THE END, CHA CHA CHA”.

View Full Obituary

Donna Gail Michel - June 12, 1939 - February 28, 2022

Departed: 02/28/2022 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: A beloved daughter, wife, mother, cousin, aunt, teacher, friend - Donna Gail Michel passed at her home on Monday morning, February 28, 2022, in Flagstaff. She was born in West Virginia on June 12, 1939, the second child and first daughter of Donald P. Plymale and Gail Brand Plymale. She grew up on a farm in Wayne County, West Virginia, and was active in a 4-H Club. Educated at Buffalo Elementary School, and a graduate, Class of 1957, of Buffalo High School, Donna Gail earned two degrees in English at West Virginia University. During high school and college, she worked at 4-H camps in the summer and was elected to the West Virginia 4-H All-Stars, serving as their Chief in 1981.

On Saturday, August 4, 1962, Donna Gail married Reverend L. Craig Michel, a United Methodist minister, who survives her. Their first child, a son named Jon, was born in 1967; and their daughter Mary Elizabeth (Beth) followed in 1968. Jon lives in Melbourne, Florida; while Beth, passed away in 2014, lived in historic Dorchester, a suburb of Boston, Massachusetts.

Donna Gail Michel was a teacher, for forty years, of High School English, Gifted Studies, and Holocaust Studies. Her teaching began at Morristown High School in Morristown, New Jersey; and in West Virginia she taught at high schools in Mercer, Kanawha, and Upshur Counties, the last twenty years being spent at Buckhannon-Upshur High School, where she also coached the Academic Decathlon Team in six national competitions. She was the first teacher of Holocaust Studies in the State of West Virginia; and during the summer of 1990 she studied at Yad Vashem, the Holocaust Memorial and Center in Israel. Donna Gail was an avid traveler and had visited all seven continents, including Antarctica in 2002.

In Flagstaff Donna Gail was a member of the Trinity Heights United Methodist Church and was active in P.E.O. and the Coconino Chapter of the DAR.

A Memorial Service will be held, at a later date, in Upshur County, West Virginia.

View Full Obituary

Jerry Lee Marquis - March 23, 1945 - February 22, 2022

Departed: 02/22/2022 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: Jerry Lee Marquis, age 76, of Page, Arizona, passed away on February 22, 2022. He fought a long battle with cancer and succumbed to his illness with his loving family by his side until his last breath.

He is survived by his wife of 58 years, Roberta, his two children Kaylee (Ed Delfay) Marquis and David (Summer) Marquis, Grandchildren Jessica (Kelly) Collins-White, Justin (Tanya) White, Jeremy (Holly) White, Shaye Marquis, Meagan (Angel Kimura) Marquis, Levi Telshaw, Mackenzie Telshaw and Sydney Telshaw. Great grandchildren Alexia, Ayden, Connor, Aubrey, and Baylee. Brother's Jim (Patty) Marquis, Jan (Debi) Marquis, and Steve Marquis. He is also survived by many loving nieces and nephews. Jerry was preceded in death by his parents Stan and Ruth Marquis of Page, Arizona.

Jerry and Roberta moved to Page from Flagstaff, Arizona in 1982. They purchased the Holsum Distributorship and were also a distributor for Shamrock Foods and Shamrock Dairy. After selling the business Jerry went to Real Estate school where he received his Real Estate License and later became a Broker where he sold countless homes and did Property Management in Page.

Jerry enjoyed camping, hunting, and fishing with his family. Jerry and his love Roberta traveled to many states for vacations over their wonderful life together.

Jerry was a loving husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, brother, and uncle. A father figure to many and a staple in our community that will be missed by all who knew him.

A celebration of life will take place on Tuesday, March 8, 2022, 4:30pm at the Gone West Restaurant in Page, Arizona. A life of love and laughter will be shared by many on this day.

View Full Obituary

Fred L Guidry - August 17, 1932 - February 14, 2022

Departed: 02/14/2022 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: Fred L. Guidry passed away February 14, 2022, surrounded by his family. Fred was married to the love of his life for more than 60 years. Together, they created a beautiful life! Fred cherished his three beautiful daughters, loved his five grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Fred was so proud of his three son in-laws; he always wanted his three daughters to be loved. Fred enjoyed spending time with family and friends.

Fred served in the United States Army, he enjoyed boating and water skiing on Lake Powell, piloting his private plane, and traveling throughout Europe. Fred started an electrical family business and continued his electrical career until retirement from NGS in Page, AZ.

View Full Obituary

Clifford E Kunze - April 28, 1950 - February 01, 2022

Departed: 02/01/2022 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: Clifford E. Kunze, of Flagstaff, Arizona, left this earth on February 1, 2022. Left to mourn him is his wife, Dixie, whom he married on June 11, 1977. He is also survived by his son Greg (Martha) and grandchildren Austin (Bekka) and Sadie, his step-son Derek Miller (Tommi), and grandsons Zachary and Ashton. Also, his brother-in-law, Daryl Hobson (Julie) sister Marilee Beach, mother-in-law Evelyn Hobson, and many nieces and nephews.

Cliff was born on April 28, 1950, and lived in the Mansfield, Ohio, area until adulthood. He was the youngest of four children: Marilee, Maleta, and Keith who also survive, born to the late Leta and John Kunze.

Cliff had lived in Flagstaff since 2019. He also resided in Kansas City, Kansas; Mapleton, Minnesota; Shakopee, Minnesota; Newton, New Jersey; Monticello, Indiana; and Plymouth, Indiana; while employed as a Central Office Telephone Technician by North Electric Company and United Telephone Company. Upon retirement, he moved to Parke County, Indiana, for thirteen years before continuing on to Flagstaff.

Cliff served four years on the Parke County Community Foundation Board and was a founding member and on the Board of the Covered Bridge Gateway Trails Association (now Parke Trails Alliance).

Cliff had many loves. First and foremost, his wife Dixie of 44 years, his family, beer, hiking, chess, early American History, musical theater (Hamilton was his favorite), NASCAR and traveling. Cliff was an avid Notre Dame football fan and was thrilled to have the opportunity to attend numerous Notre Dame home games.

There will be no services, per Cliff's wishes. If friends would so desire, memorial contributions may be made to the Parke County Community Foundation, 115 N. Market St., Rockville, IN 47872.

View Full Obituary

Anthony James Sedillo - September 13, 1985 - January 27, 2022

Departed: 01/27/2022 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: Anthony James Sedillo, received his forever wings January 27, 2022. Born September 13, 1985, in Flagstaff, Arizona. Anthony is survived by his fiancée Robbie Begay, his daughter Miquela S. Sedillo, his parents Isauro Phillip Sedillo III and Annette Bobadilla, his sisters Angela Interpreter, Anna Sedillo, Amanada Bennett, Annika Sedillo, and Elizabeth Sedillo, brother Benjamin Sedillo, grandpa Isauro (Ike) Sedillo Jr., aunts Teresa Sedillo, Mary Sedillo, Angela Sedillo, Dina Sedillo. Anthony loved spending time with his daughter and family. Anthony loved the outdoors, playing guitar, listening to music, and going to concerts. Anthony is loved by so many and will be missed deeply!

View Full Obituary

Edward George Groenhout - October 11, 1936 - January 25, 2022

Departed: 01/25/2022 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: Edward George Groenhout, 85, of Flagstaff, Arizona, passed away January 25, 2022, at home with his family and with the support of Northern Arizona Hospice.

Ed was born October 11, 1936, in Grand Rapids, Michigan, to Richard and Johanna Boersma Groenhout. The eldest of three boys, Ed enjoyed fishing and hunting with his father and brothers, helping his uncle deliver fresh milk to neighbors, playing baseball, and singing tenor in the church choir.  After high school, Ed set his sights on pitching in minor league baseball, but it wasn’t to be, so he joined the US Air Force and boarded a bus for a base in Cut Bank, Montana. After four years of service, including two years in Japan, it was in this small western town that he fell for a raven-haired, blue-eyed beauty named Shirley Foster. Ed and Shirley eloped to Coeur D’Alene, Idaho, in August 1959.

After working as a radio station manager, a picture framer, and five years as a police officer, Ed and Shirl, with two children in tow, moved to Missoula where Ed enrolled at the University of Montana in 1964 with the help of the GI Bill. As an undergraduate, he was elected to Phi Eta Sigma national freshman honor society, Phi Kappa Phi national scholastic honorary, and Sigma Delta Pi National Spanish honor society.

A leader in student government, Ed was instrumental in organizing the commissioner form of government and served as the first U of M fine arts commissioner. He was also chairman of the dean’s fine arts advisory council.

After receiving a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with high honors, Ed worked as a teaching assistant in the U of M Fine Arts Department while pursuing a Master of Fine Arts degree, awarded in June of 1967. He was also the 1967 recipient of the Phi Kappa Phi Outstanding Scholar Award.

In 1969, at the age of 33, Ed was appointed executive director of the Montana Arts Council (MAC), an agency created to stimulate Montana’s cultural development and to administer matching funds for that purpose from the National Endowment for the Arts.  Before leaving Missoula, Ed was commissioned by the student government of Sentinel High School to paint “The Spartan,” a 9 x 4.5-foot oil painting that is on display in the school’s lobby to this day.

In 1971, Ed, Shirley, and their three children moved to Bozeman where Ed became the assistant dean of the College of Arts and Architecture at Montana State University.  During his nearly 20-year tenure at MSU as assistant dean and then dean, Ed was instrumental in growing the School of Architecture, the department of film and television, and KUSM, the school’s public television station. In 1979, he was commissioned to sculpt a bust of Anna Pearl Sherrick, the founding director of MSU’s baccalaureate and master’s degree programs in nursing. The bust remains in place outside the nursing department, Sherrick Hall, as a tribute to her work.

While in Bozeman, Ed joined the Karl Mark’s Cardinals, an over-30 slow-pitch softball team. The friendships he made through this organization were some of the richest and most enduring of his life.

In 1988, the Groenhouts moved to Flagstaff, Arizona, where Ed took on the role of dean of the College of Creative and Communication Arts at Northern Arizona University. Over time, Ed became vice president of strategic initiatives and was pivotal in the development of NAU-net, a satellite and microwave television network program offering the first courses in Arizona to off-campus sites via television. Additionally, it pioneered offering a foreign language program to elementary students throughout the U.S., lower Canada, and upper Mexico.

After stepping down from university administration in 2001, for several years Ed taught color theory and charcoal classes at NAU, which were also broadcast through the distance learning program he helped create.  Upon retirement, Ed bought a small boat and delighted in fishing and camping with his grandchildren, Noah and Sofie, at Lake Powell until a pneumonia event in 2012 left him dependent on oxygen 24/7.

Ed loved watching his grandchildren play sports, the Michigan Wolverines, Roger Federer, and Snickers bars. He continued to create art until just a few months before his passing.

Ed leaves behind his wife of 63 years, Shirley Foster Groenhout; brother William (Carol); children Lori Jo (Marvin) Eleazer, Edward Guy (Yvonne), Brenda (Chris) Linskey, and five grandchildren: Jonna Jerdee, Jacob Jerdee, Joel Jerdee, Noah Linskey, Sofie Linskey, and a handful of great grandchildren.

Given the pandemic, a memorial service will be held in Flagstaff during warmer weather.

View Full Obituary

Robert Francis Peeler - January 27, 1954 - January 24, 2022

Departed: 01/24/2022 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: Robert F. “Bobby” Peeler, 67, of Flagstaff, Arizona passed away peacefully in his home January 24, 2022. Bobby was born January 27, 1954, in Douglas, Arizona to James and Essie Peeler. He was an assistant manager at Carters Travel Center and was preceded in death by his paternal and maternal grandparents, his father and mother, and two brothers, Tommy F. Peeler and Larry R. Peeler. He is survived by two brothers, a sister, nieces, nephews and a host of extended family members and friends. A private memorial service is currently scheduled for 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, February 9, 2022, at Lozano’s Flagstaff Mortuary & Crematory Flagstaff, Arizona. Graveside service 1:00 p.m. at Citizens Cemetery.

View Full Obituary

Gregory Neil Bremer - June 17, 1955 - January 10, 2022

Departed: 01/10/2022 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: Gregory Neil Bremer of Flagstaff passed away at the age of 66 on January 10, 2022, at home surrounded by his loving family due to complications of kidney failure. Greg was born to Neil and Charlotte Bremer on June 17, 1955, where he grew up on a dairy farm in Wisconsin. He had a great love for the outdoors so whenever he was not doing farm work, he would be hunting, fishing, or hiking. He served in the U.S. Army and was stationed in Germany. As a graduate of ASU in Tempe he met and married his wife, Pamela Myers, of 38 years. Greg is survived by his wife, 4 children, 5 grandchildren, 6 siblings, mother, many nieces and nephews, and his dog queenie.

Celebration of Life will be Saturday, May 14, 2022, 10:00 am at Saint Boniface Catholic Church in Cochrane, WI.

View Full Obituary

Barbara J Gilman - May 19, 1935 - January 10, 2022

Departed: 01/10/2022 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: Barbara J. Gilman, age 86, of Flagstaff, Arizona, formerly of Pittsburgh, PA, passed away on Monday, January 10, 2022, after a brief hospital stay.   She is survived by her loving husband of 30 years Edward Gilman; her beloved daughter Kimberly A. Bryan; treasured stepsons Gary M. Gilman (Katherine), Steven A. Gilman (Julia); cherished grandchildren Kellie B. Santiago (Matthew), George E. Gilman, Ian S. Gilman, Hannah J. Gilman, Abigail S. Gilman, Samuel B. Gilman; several great-grandchildren; and nieces and nephews.  She was the much-loved daughter of the late Helen and John Ruse and is preceded in death by her younger sister Suzanne R. Malcolm (James), her daughter Kathy L. Barnes, her son Kurt R. Bryan, and stepson Neil R. Gilman (Sherraine).

Barbara was a loving wife, mother, stepmother, grandmother, aunt, and friend.  She worked for many years as a medical transcriptionist and enjoyed traveling with Edward and spending time with family and friends. She will be greatly missed.

View Full Obituary

Kirklan Roy Harris - July 20, 1967 - January 09, 2022

Departed: 01/09/2022 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: Kirklan R. Harris passed away January 9, 2022, at the age of 54, in Seligman, Arizona. Kirklan was born in Anaheim, California July 20th, 1967. The people who cherished him, knew him as Kirk Harris. Kirk was born to Roy and Dixie Harris (nee McQuiston), presently, Dixie Ford. Both of Kirk's loving parents are still living.

During Kirk's youth he resided in several Southern California communities, Buena Park, Anaheim, Fullerton, and Sunny Hills. He also lived in Missouri and Arizona. Throughout his life he was a quick learner, he could recite numerous amazing facts by the age of three.  He loved baseball and was a left-handed 1st base player as a child. He was also a very talented artist. As a youth his art was award winning. He loved the outdoors and was happiest exploring nature.  He was an exceptionally talented photographer, videographer, poet, and artist who loved music. He liked to play the guitar, sing, and listen to music at every opportunity. His early travels set up the rest of his life to essentially be a traveling man.

He graduated from Sunny Hills High School.  He held two Associate of Arts Degrees; one from Rio Salado College in Counseling and Social Services, and another from Scottsdale Community College in Applied Science, Film, and Broadcast Production, he excelled at studies and was on the National Honor Roll. He continued his education in the areas of Business and Commercial Law and Economics, and Real Estate. As a veteran, he was exceptionally proud of his military service in the Army, 101st Airborne Division, he was a Senior Office Specialist for Battalion headquarters from 1992-1995. He was stationed at Fort Campbell, Kentucky.

Kirk had extensive business experience in the telecommunication, and healthcare fields. His personal, and professional integrity became his hallmark.  The positions he held were as diverse as he was. As a young man he, and his brothers worked with his father moving furniture and large items, later he was the owner of Harris Residential Services. He was also a corporate events manager for Sprint Nextel, a security inspection specialist for FedEx, and he worked at the VA Healthcare Systems. He explored ventures with friends and family. Kirk volunteered for things that were close to his heart, such as the Trauma Intervention Program and the Lifepoint Church; where he was a member and became a part of their audio/video production team.

Kirk's love of family and friends was his strongest motivator as a Christian, his faith was integral to who he was as a person. He saw the good in most everyone. He had the special ability to really observe people, and value individuals for their unique qualities.  At the time of his passing, he and his fiancé' Lisa enjoyed living in the Prescott area; kayaking, hiking, cooking, watching movies, and appreciating music, they loved the local community. Kirk was a kind, complex, highly skilled, intelligent, artistic talented man who left his mark on our hearts.

Kirk is survived by his cherished children; Spencer Harris, Tyler Harris, Allyson Harris, and Noah Harris; Stepchild, Britney Wagner; and at the time of his passing had a blended family with his fiancé Lisa Coon-Ahearn; and her adult children Natalie and Nic. His brothers are Ron Harris, Jason Harris, and he had a half-brother. He had three prior marriages to Dawn Harris, Kim Schweitzer, Amy Calhoun. Kirk has a very large family and many friends; including nieces, cousins, Aunts and Uncles; Glenda Updyke and Trish Sanders who have been true bedrocks in his life; and Fred Harris, and Charlie Chastain. His best friends are Brian and Trista Box, and Mel Money. He also mentored John Conkling, a younger cousin. Kirk's beloved grandmother Luevisia J Conklin predeceased him in 2016, as did his grandfather Fred Harris Sr. in 2012.

Services to be held at Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary located at 2545 N. Fourth St., Flagstaff, AZ (800) 774- 1467 on Tuesday, January 25th at 9:30 a.m., interment to follow at Arizona Veterans Memorial Cemetery at Camp Navajo 14317 Veterans Drive, Bellemont, Arizona.

View Full Obituary

Marjorie Lucille Johnson - October 14, 1927 - January 07, 2022

Departed: 01/07/2022 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: Marjorie (Marge) Lucille Johnson, 94, died on January 7, 2022, in Flagstaff, AZ.

She was born October 14, 1927, in Fort Wayne, IN to Gerhard Paul Kliewer and Viola (Welty) Kliewer.

Marge graduated from Binghamton North High School in NY. She was a stay-at-home Mom, taught piano lessons, and was a hostess at McDonalds. She loved her family, loved Jesus her lord and savior, and enjoyed music especially hymns while playing the piano at church services. She was a member of Flagstaff Christian Fellowship.

Marge was preceded in her death by husband Robert (Bud) Johnson, her parents and siblings; Lawayne Kliewer, Ellis Kliewer, Virginia (Gin) Morgan.

She is survived by her children James Johnson, Donna Kaye Eneboe, Daniel Johnson, Beth Rutkowski, Joel Johnson, and Rhonda Jack.

Grandchildren: David Johnson, Shari Contreras, Rachel Nighswonger, Davette Eneboe, Rhonda Magnuson, Joanna Eneboe, Paul Eneboe, Tricia Van Dyke, Matthew Johnson, Scott Johnson, Kari Johnson, Nathan Jack, and Michelle Jack.

Great-grandchildren: Hannah Johnson, Adam Johnson, Kelsey Chiaverini, Hallie Chiaverini, Rylee Chiaverini, Jaedon Kaiser, Jack Nighswonger, Ellie Nighswonger, Kennedy Van Dyke, Caleb Johnson, Hannah Johnson, Alexys Pronia, Anthony Pronia, Jordan Johnson, Jaidyn Johnson, and Jace Johnson. Brother-in-law: Robert Morgan

Nieces and Nephews: Linda Harding, Robert Ernest, Larry Kliewer, William Kliewer, Dave Kliewer, Jan Kliewer, Steve Kliewer, Lee Kliewer, Bonnie McCall, Lois Sastic, Nancy Reed, Carol Wieland, Sue Liddle, and Linda Metcalfe.

Graveside memorial service was held on January 18, 2022, at Citizens Cemetery, Flagstaff, AZ.

View Full Obituary

Thomas Yazzie - February 26, 1950 - January 03, 2022

Departed: 01/03/2022 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: Thomas Yazzie (February 26, 1950 – January 3, 2022)

Thomas Yazzie, 71, of Greasewood Springs, Arizona, passed peacefully on the night of January 3, 2022. Born on February 26, 1950 to the late Kee and Helen (Crank) Kescoli in Forest Lake, AZ, he was Tł’ááshchí’í, born for Tó dích’íi’nii, maternal grandfather Lók’aa’ Dine’é, and paternal grandfather Hashk’ąąn Hadzohí.

Tom was raised in Forest Lake, AZ, later residing in Greasewood, Tuba City and Flagstaff before settling in Greasewood, AZ. Tom was a man who wore many hats in life. He overcame harsh adversity as a survivor of the Indian Residential Boarding School system and rose above life’s early obstacles to become a graduate of Flagstaff High School and of Northern Arizona University, which led him to a fulfilling career, for many years, as an Educator of many grade levels. He was also a coach and mentor for various sports. But Tom was also a son, a nephew, sibling and uncle. Tom was renowned for his gentle, patient, giving nature, along with a sharp wit and wonderful sense of humor. He thoroughly enjoyed listening to oldies, having family game night and he was an avid fan of the Phoenix Suns, Arizona Cardinals and Diamondbacks.  But above all, he was the loving husband of 53 years to his high school sweetheart, Linda (Salabiye) Yazzie. In addition to his wife Linda, Tom is also survived by his beloved children, Lanova Yazzie (Brian) of Phoenix, Theresa Yazzie (Marvell) of Greasewood, Marc Yazzie (Rochelle) of Indian Wells, Shaina Yazzie (George) of Mesa and Kyden Yazzie of Phoenix and his lone (granddaughter) “Nalii”, Mackenzie Kescoli.

He is also survived by siblings: Teresa Little (Jimmy), Eleanor Joe, Ruby Yazzie (James), Earl Kescoli, Helena Blackrock (Steve), Calvin Kescoli, Kee Kescoli Jr., Roger Kescoli and Laverne Kescoli (Michaelson), along with numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, aunts, uncles, family friends and former students.

In addition to his parents, Tom was predeceased by his brother Bobby Yazzie (and his wife Ruby M. Yazzie), niece Andraudia “Dottie” Kescoli Lee, nephews Rafael "Raff" Yazzie and Raimund “Jarman” Yazzie, and grandnephews Tobias "Biee" Yazzie and Larrin James Kescoli. Courtesy of Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary & Crematory 2545 N Fourth St. 928-774-1467

Visitation will be held on Monday 1/10/22 from 8:30-10:30 am at Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary, to be followed by burial (with Graveside services) at 11:00 am. Citizens Cemetery 1300 S. San Francisco St., Flagstaff, Az 86001.

View Full Obituary

John Frederick Dalby - April 04, 1950 - December 31, 2021

Departed: 12/31/2021 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: John F. Dalby, 71, passed away unexpectedly on December 31, 2021 at his home.  He was born in Albuquerque, NM on April 4, 1950.  John is survived by his sister and brother-in-law, Karyn (Dalby) Reid and Gary Reid of Durango; and their sister-in-law, Charmaine Dalby, of Albuquerque.  He was preceded in death by his parents, Walter Dalby and Arlene (Premer) Dalby; and his brother, Michael Dalby.

John and his family lived in the same house from the late ‘50s to 1971. He and his siblings spent most of their time outside and shared many good memories of growing up on a short section of their street where it seemed that every child was named John, Karen, Mike or Linda. Boy Scouts played an important part in John’s formative years, and many of his closest friends were part of that organization.  He earned his Eagle Scout award in 1967and graduated from Del Norte High School in 1968.

John attended UNM as a Navy ROTC student and a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon, graduating in 1972 with a BS in Mechanical Engineering.  He served in the US Navy from 1972 – 1980 and then worked in the defense industry in Southern California.  While there, John continued his education earning an MS in Systems Management in 1981 and a Professional Certification in Systems Engineering in 1994 from USC and UCSD respectively.

Following the decline in that industry in the 90’s, he moved to Flagstaff to be near his sister and brother-in-law and closer to the rest of his family in Albuquerque.  After working for a while as a substitute teacher, he was hired by ADOT and worked as a Transportation Engineering Specialist for 20 years until his retirement in 2015.

During his early years in Flagstaff John enjoyed hikes on the mountain trails, backpacking, mountain bike rides, and cross-country ski outings with family and/or friends.  He and his brother-in-law spent many days fishing at Lee’s Ferry.  Later, he enjoyed fishing at Lake Mary either on his own or with friends.  John enjoyed shooting and became a Range Safety Officer at the Northern Arizona Shooting Range after retiring.

John’s family remembers him as a loving and giving person with a quick sense of humor and many wisecracks.  He shopped specials and was tight with his money, but he enjoyed giving to his church, to needy families at Christmas, a local teacher’s classroom, orphans in Mexico, emergency relief agencies, St. Jude Hospital, Wounded Warriors, and other charities.  A close neighbor described him as a true friend, an honest man, and helpful neighbor. Although we teased him about being the “favorite child”, John and his siblings loved one another deeply, and they often got together to celebrate the close relationship that they maintained throughout their lives.

A funeral mass is scheduled for 10:30 am at San Francisco de Asis Catholic Church in Flagstaff, 1600 E Rte 66, Flagstaff, AZ, on Friday, January 28, 2022.  Due to COVID concerns, the family requests that those who choose to attend wear a mask.  Interment will follow at 12:30 at Arizona Veterans’ Memorial Cemetery at Camp Navajo near Bellemont, AZ.

View Full Obituary

Marion S Lopez - April 25, 1943 - December 28, 2021

Departed: 12/28/2021 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: Marion “Mimi” passed away on December 28, 2021.

Mimi was born in Hollywood, California and grew up on an 18-acre prune farm in Gilroy, California. Her father died when she was young, leaving Mimi and her mother, Mathilde (Mommike), to tend the newly purchased farm for about a decade and a half by themselves. Later, Mimi and Mommike moved to a much smaller 2-acre property in San Martin, which they planted with an apricot orchard.

Mimi completed her bachelor's degree in Food Service Management at San Jose State University and her master's degree in Dietetics at the University of Milwaukee. She had a successful career as a dietitian for Stanford University Food Services where she met her husband, John Pat. When Mimi and John Pat were first married, they lived in Palo Alto. They moved to Gilroy in 1976, where they had their daughter, Jessica, three years later. Then in 1986, the family moved to Los Gatos. In 1995 Mimi, John Pat, and Jessica left California and moved to their dream home in Flagstaff, Arizona where Mimi turned her attention to gardening and quilt making.

Mimi was always sewing, cooking, or working in the garden. While participating in the Gilroy 4H when she was young, Mimi won ribbons at the County Fair for her sewing projects. She was always making her own clothes, especially for special occasions. We will all miss being recipients of so many of her creative endeavors, including her handmade quilts and delicious meals.

Mimi loved to garden. She did things with care and excellence after studying how to do it correctly. Mimi achieved the formal status of Master Gardener while living in Flagstaff. She had always worked with plants, as her mother did, whose parents had been florists and flower growers. Mimi made an art of it.

Mimi leaves her husband John Pat, her daughter Jessica, son-in-law David, and grandson Wyatt, as well as many friends and family members. We will miss being the recipients of her handmade gifts and occasional twinkle-eyed teasing, the unmistakable sound of her laughter, and beautiful smile.

Please join us for a celebration of Marion’s life on Sunday, May 15, 2022, at the Gardens at Viola’s, located at 610 Highway 89A in Flagstaff, beginning at 1pm and ending at 4pm.

The family requests those who wish to express sympathy to consider making a donation to The Ark Cat Sanctuary (https://www.arkcatsanctuary.org/the-ark/) in Marion’s name.

View Full Obituary

Thabang Mokhesi - November 03, 1967 - December 15, 2021

Departed: 12/15/2021 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: Thabang Mokhesi; born November 3, 1967, in Lesotho Africa (Bahlakoana Clan) earned his forever wings December 15, 2021. Thabang lived in beautiful Page, AZ and was a Flight Paramedic. Thabang is survived by his parents Clark and Emily Bean, fiancée Diserai Welsh, Daughter Elizabeth Mokhesi, Son Brycen Mokhesi, Sisters Joyce Mokhesi-Meyer, Mamello Taubman, and Mookho Mokhesi Brothers Lucky Mokhesi, Derek Bean, and Kellen Bean. Thabang loved his family, especially his two kids. He lived his life to the fullest spending his time on Lake Powell, hiking, barbecuing, and just enjoying his friends. He dedicated his life's work as a flight paramedic to serving others. He will truly be missed by so many!

There will be a Celebration of Life on Wednesday, December 22, 2021, at 11:00am in Page at the Elks Lodge, 807 Aqua Ave.

View Full Obituary

Michael Scott Martin - April 03, 1970 - November 27, 2021

Departed: 11/27/2021 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: The world has lost a beautiful human being in the passing of Dr. Michael Scott Martin following a heart attack in Flagstaff, Arizona on November 27, 2021. Born in Madison, Wisconsin to Jack and Nancy Martin on April 3, 1970, he graduated from Madison East High School and Northwestern Chiropractic College in Bloomington, Minnesota. He had a chiropractic practice in Flagstaff, AZ for the past 20 years.

Mike was the proud father of Zachary Martin, Grace Martin, Alysha Rabe, and Chris Hubble. He also leaves behind his mom, Nancy Martin, two sisters, Deb Shinkle and Lori Hanson and niece Raina Hanson. He was preceded in death by his dad, Jack Martin.

Mike was an encouraging and devoted father to his kids. His family couldn’t get enough of watching them interact and watching their relationship bloom and grow. Mike delighted in sharing his love of the outdoors, music, golf, biking, skiing and football with his children, family and friends. Music was an integral part of his life. He learned guitar at a young age and loved playing and collecting guitars. He loved listening to music and we all appreciated his singing in the car. Mike was intelligent, a deep thinker, generous, loving, complex and profoundly sensitive. Everyone who met him would describe him as super funny and easy to talk to; even in the worst times he would listen and still make you laugh. Anyone who crossed paths with him benefited in just having met him. Those of us lucky enough to have known him better know that he was magic. He possessed an unmatched sense of humor and quick wit, a beautiful smile and was generous and loving to his core. Mike was all things kind and good.

We will miss his kind and loving ways, gentle touch, quiet presence, fun loving antics and will forever carry him in our hearts. Please join us for a reception in celebration of Mike’s life on Saturday, December 11, 2021, at the Elks Lodge, 2101 N San Francisco Street in Flagstaff beginning at 11am and ending at 2pm. PLEASE WEAR PURPLE IN HIS HONOR!

Memorials may be made in his name to Coconino Humane Association, PO Box 66, Flagstaff, Arizona 86002.

View Full Obituary

Shannon G Atwood - March 30, 1943 - November 24, 2021

Departed: 11/24/2021 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: Shannon Atwood, 78, of Flagstaff, Arizona, passed away on November 24, 2021 after a long fight with cancer.

She was predeceased by her parents, William and Grace Grigg and her younger sister, Janet Taylor and brother Michael.  She is survived by her husband, Tom Atwood, and her three daughters, Grace, Elease, and Kristie. Shannon also left behind three grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren.

Shannon was an avid world traveler, gifted artist, photographer, genealogist, writer and homemaker.

She had worked at several jobs over the course of her life, starting out at Sperry-Rand, then spent time as a classroom volunteer at Weitzel Elementary.  She later started her own business, SilkTree, but most of all Shannon was a devoted wife and mother who was known by all as a very kind, generous, and loving soul.

She graduated from West High in Phoenix, Arizona where she met and fell in love with her husband Tom.  They have spent more than 60 wonderful years together. She also attended Northern Arizona University for several years working towards a degree in Fine Arts.

The family will be holding a small, private Celebration of Life at a later date.

View Full Obituary

Dennis "Mickey" Dale McGuire - October 10, 1941 - November 13, 2021

Departed: 11/13/2021 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: Dennis “Mickey” McGuire, born October 10, 1941, passed away on November 13, 2021. Mickey is a United States Army Vietnam Veteran who loved trains, family, and friends. He is survived by his wife Janet McGuire, daughters Christina McGuire and Jennifer Ryan, sisters Gwynne McGuire and Patrice Schooley, and 3 grandchildren. Mickey was a very well-loved person who will be greatly missed. Viewing service on Monday, November 29, 2021, 5-7pm at Lozano’s Flagstaff Mortuary

Burial Service on Tuesday, November 30, 2021, 10:00am at the Arizona Veterans Memorial Cemetery at Camp Navajo in Bellemont, AZ.

View Full Obituary

Jeremy Ryan Meyer - September 27, 1977 - November 13, 2021

Departed: 11/13/2021 (Flagstaff)

Obituary Preview: On November 13th, 2021, Jeremy Ryan Meyer completed his time with us here on earth.  We will miss the 6’4” blonde-haired, deep voiced, big smiling, restaurant owning, local loving, garden growing, house building, family raising, shrub making, cocktail shaking, foolhardy risk-taking, river-running, rock climbing, deep jiving, thunder laughing, pearl-snapped-plaid wearing, kind and genuine man who we have come to know and love. Gone too soon into the great mystery but now our friend Jeremy has taken on a new form. Continuing to live in our hearts and memories, forever a part of everything that surrounds and watches over us.

Survived by his loving companion, Callee Hagarty, his two young children Harper and Lyra, their mother Cara (Corbin-Meyer), his parents Sharon and Bruce Meyer, brother Jonathan Meyer, and many other close friends and family members in the Flagstaff (AZ), Yellville and Fayetteville (AR) communities.

A memorial gathering will take place in Flagstaff, at Fort Tuthill Lodge, on Sunday, December 5th at 2-6 pm. For those who are unable to attend, please consider sharing a memory on the Facebook Memorial Page “In Memory of Jeremy Meyer” or making a donation through the Give in Kind page “Care for the Corbin-Meyers” at https://www.giveinkind.com/inkinds/V3K0J5Z

Special thanks to AOK Flagstaff, Richard and Sheena at Lozano’s Mortuary, and for all of those who continue to support us through our heartbreak and loss. Your loving-kindness and generosity mean the world to Jeremy’s children and our family.

View Full Obituary

123Next ›Last »

Services Offered by Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary

Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary offers a wide range of services to cater to the unique needs of each family. From traditional funerals to cremations, memorial services, and pre-planning options, the mortuary provides a comprehensive approach to funeral care. Some of the services include:

• Funeral Services: Traditional funerals, graveside services, and memorial services
• Cremation Options: Direct cremation, cremation with memorial service, and cremation with burial
• Pre-Planning: Advance planning and pre-funding options for funerals and cremations
• Grief Support: Counseling services, support groups, and online resources for bereaved families
• Monuments and Markers: Customized headstones, grave markers, and memorials

The Benefits of Pre-Planning with Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary

Pre-planning a funeral or cremation can be a wise decision for individuals who want to ensure their final wishes are respected and alleviate the emotional burden on their loved ones. By pre-planning with Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary, you can:

• Lock in costs: Freeze prices at today's rates to avoid future inflation
• Ensure personal preferences: Specify your desired funeral or cremation arrangements
• Relieve family burdens: Spare your loved ones from making difficult decisions during a time of grief
• Gain peace of mind: Know that your final wishes are taken care of

The Importance of Grief Support at Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary

Losing a loved one can be an overwhelming experience, and grief can be a long and challenging process. Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary understands the importance of providing support during this difficult time. The mortuary offers various grief resources, including:

• Counseling services: One-on-one counseling sessions with trained professionals
• Support groups: Group meetings for bereaved families to share experiences and connect with others
• Online resources: Access to online grief support materials, articles, and videos

The Staff at Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary: Compassionate Professionals You Can Trust

The staff at Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary is comprised of dedicated professionals who are committed to providing exceptional care and support. From funeral directors to administrative staff, every team member is trained to provide compassionate guidance throughout the funeral planning process.

The Facilities at Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary: A Comforting Environment for Families

Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary features modern facilities designed to provide a comforting environment for families. The mortuary boasts spacious chapels, visitation rooms, and reception areas that can accommodate gatherings of all sizes. The facilities are also equipped with state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment to ensure seamless video tributes and memorial presentations.

Why Choose Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary?

In conclusion, Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary is a trusted funeral home in Flagstaff that offers a unique blend of compassionate care, professional guidance, and personalized support. By choosing Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary, you can rest assured that your loved one will receive the dignity and respect they deserve. With its rich history, comprehensive services, and commitment to excellence, Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary is an ideal choice for families in need of funeral or cremation services.

Contact Information for Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary

If you're looking for more information about Lozano's Flagstaff Mortuary or would like to schedule a consultation with one of our funeral professionals, please don't hesitate to contact us:

Address: 2545 N. Fourth Street, Flagstaff, AZ, 86004
Phone: [insert phone number]
Email: [insert email address

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an obituary?

An obituary is a written notice that announces the death of a person, typically including their name, age, date of birth and death, and a brief biography. It's usually published in a newspaper, online obituary platform, or funeral home website to inform friends, family, and acquaintances of the person's passing.

Why are obituaries important?

Obituaries serve as a way to honor and celebrate the life of the deceased, while also providing essential information for those who want to pay their respects. They help to notify others of the person's passing, allowing them to attend funeral services, send condolences, and share memories.

What information is typically included in an obituary?

A standard obituary usually includes the person's full name, age, date of birth and death, place of residence, occupation, education, hobbies, achievements, and surviving family members. It may also include details about funeral services, memorial contributions, and other relevant information.

Who writes an obituary?

The responsibility of writing an obituary often falls on the family members or close friends of the deceased. Funeral homes or obituary writers can also assist with crafting an obituary if needed.

How long does it take to write an obituary?

The time it takes to write an obituary can vary depending on the complexity and length of the notice. On average, it can take anywhere from 30 minutes to several hours to craft a well-written obituary.

Can I write my own obituary?

Yes, you can write your own obituary! In fact, many people choose to do so as a way to reflect on their life and legacy. This approach can also help reduce the burden on loved ones during a difficult time.

What is the difference between an obituary and a death notice?

A death notice is a brief announcement of someone's passing, typically including only essential information such as name, age, and date of death. An obituary, on the other hand, provides a more detailed account of the person's life and accomplishments.

How much does it cost to publish an obituary?

The cost of publishing an obituary varies depending on the publication or platform. Some newspapers and online obituary sites offer free or low-cost options, while others may charge a fee based on the length or prominence of the notice.

Can I include photos in an obituary?

Yes, many publications and online platforms allow you to include one or multiple photos with the obituary. This can be a meaningful way to personalize the notice and celebrate the person's life.

How do I submit an obituary to a newspaper?

You can usually submit an obituary to a newspaper by emailing or faxing the text and any accompanying photos to their obituary department. Be sure to follow their specific guidelines and deadlines for submission.

What is an online obituary?

An online obituary is a digital version of a traditional print obituary. It's published on websites or social media platforms, allowing friends and family to share condolences, memories, and tributes with ease.

Are online obituaries permanent?

Most online obituaries remain available for viewing indefinitely, providing a lasting tribute to the deceased. However, some platforms may have limitations or restrictions on how long they will keep the notice active.

Can I edit an obituary after it's been published?

In most cases, it's possible to make corrections or updates to an obituary after it's been published. However, this may depend on the publication or platform's policies and procedures.

How do I find an old obituary?

You can try searching online archives of newspapers or websites that specialize in storing historical records. Many libraries also maintain archives of local newspapers that can be searched in person or through interlibrary loan programs.

Can I use an obituary as a eulogy?