Wagner Funeral Home

Located in the heart of Polk, NE, Solt-Wagner Funeral Home offers a serene and respectful cremation service for families seeking a dignified farewell for their loved ones. The tranquil surroundings and compassionate staff provide a comforting environment during a difficult time, ensuring that every aspect of the cremation process is handled with care and sensitivity. At Solt-Wagner Funeral Home, families can trust in the professional expertise and attention to detail that goes into each cremation service. The dedicated team is committed to upholding the highest standards of care and respect, guiding families through the process with empathy and understanding. With a focus on honoring the individual wishes and beliefs of each family, Solt-Wagner Funeral Home is a trusted choice for those seeking a thoughtful and personalized cremation service in Polk. Generated using this place's available information

Jacobsen Funeral Home was originally started in Dannebrog, NE in June of 1909 by Jens P. Jacobsen. Jens had attended mortuary school in Chicago and came to Dannebrog to open the funeral home.The first building used for the funeral business was a building that Jens shared with his brother Magnus. Since the embalming, dressing and cosmetic work was done at the deceaseds home, the funeral home was used only to show caskets. Jens and his brother Magnus shared a building. Jens used the back to show caskets while Magnus used the front for his piano business. The funerals were held at a church or the deceaseds home and then the deceased was taken to the cemetery by a horse drawn hearse. Later he purchased a black Studebaker hearse.In 1937, Jens son James P. Jacobsen joined the business after graduating from Williams Institute of Mortuary Science in Kansas City. They also owned and operated the Jacobsen Grocery Store in Dannebrog.Jens later married Rose McIntyre who owned funeral homes in St. Paul and Wolbach. They were partners in the funeral homes, which became McIntyre-Jacobsen Funeral Home. At this time James purchased the funeral home in Dannebrog from his father.In 1958, James purchased the McIntyre-Jacobsen Funeral Home in St. Paul and Wolbach. James and his family moved to St. Paul and lived in the funeral home which was located at 914 Howard Avenue. In 1963, Jacobsen Funeral Home built a new funeral home at 411 O Street in St. Paul. The business is still located at that address.James P. Jacobsen, III joined his father in the funeral home in 1968 and purchased the funeral home from his father in 1982. In 1989, William Greenway, a second generation funeral director from Palmer joined the funeral home staff and became a partner in 2000 with the funeral home becoming Jacobsen-Greenway Funeral Home. In 2005, James retired and William purchased the remaining interest.

Livingston-Sondermann Funeral Home Cremation Services has been serving the families of Grand Island, NE, and surrounding communities since 1891, providing dedicated and compassionate care. The funeral home offers a range of personalized services designed to honor loved ones and celebrate lives well-lived. Additionally, with its own crematory, Livingston-Sondermann ensures that loved ones remain in their care throughout the entire process. Their caring staff is committed to guiding families through their journey, whether in times of need or through advance planning. Generated from the website