Tour the new Drury & Leppert Mortuary Facility

The Drury & Leppert Mortuary lounge provides families with the convenience and comforts of home.  We offer complementary soft drinks, coffee and tea to all of our guests along with warm surroundings designed to make all feel comfortable and relaxed.  Our full-size refrigerators, microwave ovens and large counter space encourage family and friends to bring food during the calling hours and after the funeral service.  We also maintain relationships with local caterers to assist with any size event.  This is just one of the many differences that we are proud to offer at no additional cost.

The 4,500 square foot chapel can accommodate as many as 375 guests and is dividable into smaller more intimate size rooms for any size gathering.  Let us help you arrange a service that best represents the life your loved one lived by using our state-of-the-art audio visual and sound system equipment.

There are many options available today and we are proud to offer a wide variety of selections that suit everyone’s needs.  Our tastefully decorated and welcoming arrangement/selection room provides families we serve the opportunity to make informative decisions that meet their individual needs.

Comfort and accessibility are the focus of our facility.  Our entrances are level with the ample parking area and our walk-in closets and spacious restrooms make accessibility a convenience, not a task.    

We invite comparison and stand behind our commitment to excellence in service.  Our motto reflects our philosophy, “A modern concept of service with traditional values.”  Although funeral service has changed over the years many funeral service providers have not.  Our goal is to provide families with the very latest in funeral customs without taking away from the sacred trust of caring for their loved ones in a dignified and respectful manner.  Even if you or your loved one has pre-planned or pre-paid funeral arrangements, they are transferable.  Let us explain how and why you should consider the question,   What are you getting for the money that you are paying for a funeral?