Dyersburg Funeral Home

Maley Funeral Home dates back to 1890 as doing business in Covington, and the greater Tipton County area. It was established by the late Robert S. Maley for whom the business is named. Maley erected a building on East Liberty Street, on the Historic Covington Court Square, in 1923. This location remained the home of operation until it moved to the currently location in 1976. William Robert Eckford and John T. Eckford assumed ownership of the business in 1933 upon the death of Mr. Maley (Mr. Maley is buried at the R.H. Munford Cemetery here in Covington.) The Eckfords operated and managed the business until Sept, 1970, when Landon B. Yarbrough purchased the concern. The firm officially added Yarbrough to the name in 1980. Mr. Yarbrough still remains the president/owner of Maley-Yarbrough Funeral Home. Today Mr. Landon's family still strives "To Serve Humanity."

Roller-Swift Funeral Home in Osceola, AR is a family-owned business dedicated to providing compassionate and respectful funeral services to families in their time of need. With a legacy of serving the community for generations, their experienced staff ensures that every family receives the utmost care and support. Offering a range of funeral services, cremation options, and personalized arrangements, Roller-Swift Funeral Home strives to help families honor their loved ones in a meaningful way. Their commitment to excellence and dedication to supporting families through grief make them a trusted choice for funeral services in the Osceola area. Generated from the website

Karnes Funeral Home, serving families with compassion and care, provides a range of services including traditional funerals, cremation options, and pre-planning assistance. Their dedicated staff is committed to guiding individuals through the grieving process with empathy and support. Additionally, Karnes Funeral Home offers resources for grief support and frequently asked questions to help families navigate the complexities of funeral arrangements. With locations in Dyer, Rutherford, and Kenton, they strive to accommodate the diverse needs of their community. Generated from the website