Cozean Memorial Chapel & Crematory

C.Z. Boyer Funeral Homes The C.Z. Boyer & Son Funeral Homes are family owned, and have been committed to excellent service since 1906. Maintaining a tradition of quality service is Our top priority. It is our privilege to uphold that tradition while helping you in your time of need. With each of the C.Z. Boyer & Som Funeral Homes, wedo our best to deliver service beyond expectation. Wether you cometo us when your loved one has died, or when you want to make your arrangements in advance, we provide you with services tailored to your needs and desires. Our staff members are prople who care, friends and neighbors who are active in your community, ready to serve you and your family. In 1906, John S. Boyer and his son Charles Zeno Boyer (C.Z.), established a blacksmith and undertaking business in Leadwood, Missouri. After obtaining his embalmers license in 1912, C.Z. and his wife Lottie (Womack) Boyer opened the C.Z. Boyer & Son Hardware and Undertaking Company in Desloge, Missouri. Thier only son Burlin joined the family business in 1932. The business expanded in 1955 with the purchase of Benham Undertaking Company in Bonne Terre, previously under the management of P.A. and Lenn Benham. Soon after, the Bonne Terre and Desloge Funeral Homes were incorporated under the name C.Z. Boyer & Son, Inc In 1992, Boyer Funeral Home in Leadwood was purchased from Burt Boyer. Nearly 100 years ago, the business began with a horse drawn hearse and visitations taking place in the family home. Today, the Boyer's are in the fifth generation of service to area families. A dedicated and caring staff continues to serve area families at the three locations in Desloge, Bonne Terre and Leadwood 313 Benham St., MO 63628 P.O. Box 236 Bonne TerrePhone 573-358-2277 Fax 573-358-5171 1116 N. Desloge Dr., MO 63601 DeslogePhone 573-431-2686 Fax 573-431-5246 501 Bank St., MO 63628 LeadwoodPhone 573-562-7411 Fax 573-431-5246 e-mail: czboyer@sbcglobal.net Services... and Continuing Care Program At C.Z. Boyer & Son Funeral Homes we offer a full range of services from the most traditional church or chapel service to a simple graveside service. Personal Attention is given to each family, and services are offered at a moderate cost. We also offer Pre-Arranged Funeral Plans that are specifically designed and tailored to fit your individual needs. New Beginnings Grief and Loss Compassionate, caring funeral service does not end when the family leaves the graveside. Everyone experiences death differently. The emotions associated with the death of a family member or close friend can be extremely painful and sometimes overwhelming. At C.Z. Boyer & Son Funeral homes, we continue to help families through their bereavement by offering a continuing care program "New Beginnings" which is coordinated by Kathy Grogan-Bleckler. New Beginnings Grief and Loss day group meets each Wednesday at 10 a.m. (upstairs) at Belgrade State Bank, 414 N. State St. in Desloge. New Beginnings evening group meets each Thursday at 6: 30 p.m., in room C at the North College Center on the Mineral Area College Campus. New Beginnings is spinsored by C.Z. Boyer & Son Funeral Homes, Inc in association with AARP. For more information call 562-7411, 358-2277, 431-2686 or come to a New Beginnings meeting. Meetings are open to all who have lost a loved one. Personalized Services Graveside Service Anatomical Donation Direct Burial Memorial Services Receiving of Remains Forwarding of Remains Traditional Services Visitation with Same Day Service Direct Cremation Cremation with Visitation

Wilson Funeral Home has been a pillar of support for the Fredericktown, MO community for over 50 years, offering compassionate and professional services during difficult times. Their commitment to integrity, quality service, and personalized care is evident as they assist families in both pre-planning and arranging dignified funeral services. Adapting to health and safety protocols, Wilson Funeral Home ensures the well-being of families and staff while facilitating the necessary arrangements, whether in person or virtually. Their environment promotes healing, recognizing the importance of supporting those who have experienced loss, particularly during challenging times such as the coronavirus pandemic. Generated from the website