Hockenberry Family Care

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804 5th St

Adair, IA 50002

+1 (641) 742-3850

http://hockenberryfamilycare.com

Step into the comforting embrace of Hockenberry Family Care Funeral Home, nestled in the heart of Adair, IA. As a cherished family-owned establishment, we take pride in our role of guiding families through the challenging journey of bidding farewell to a cherished member. With a deep-rooted commitment to standing alongside you with compassion and understanding, we ensure that every aspect of the funeral process is handled with care and respect.

Amidst the overwhelming sea of decisions that arise in times of loss, let us be your unwavering support system. At Hockenberry Family Care Funeral Home, we extend a helping hand at every turn, assisting you in crafting a personalized tribute that honors the uniqueness of your loved one. Reach out to our dedicated 24/7 helpline to begin the journey of creating a meaningful farewell that celebrates a life well-lived.

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