About Us

ABOUT US

Since 1985, the funeral home has been expanded and updated to better serve families. Currently there are two large chapels. The primary chapel is part of the unique history of the building. The unique charm of this chapel is the original brick fireplace. The second chapel was added on to the existing dwelling in 1997. A natural wood vaulted ceiling makes this room rare and exclusive. The funeral home also contains a large lounge with an attached kitchen, a separate arrangement room, handicap accessible restrooms, and a beautiful 170-gallon saltwater aquarium in the sitting area.

In 2007, Henry’s son Mark began working at the Malburg Funeral Home. In 2011, Mark obtained his Bachelors Degree in Mortuary Science from Wayne State University; passed his National Board Exam; and acquired his license to practice mortuary science in the State of Michigan.

Together, Henry and Mark look forward to serving the needs of the community for years to come.

Amy Deskin- joined the Henry M. Malburg Funeral Home in 2016. Since then, she has become an integral part of the team, working mostly behind the scenes, keeping the funeral home running smoothly.

Amy is from Shelby Township, but has called Almont home for the past 10 years. When she is not at work, Amy enjoys spending time with her daughter and teaching horseback riding lessons.

Jodeen “Jo” Heike- joined the Henry M. Malburg Funeral Home in 2021. She is a resident trainee, where she is learning many funeral home tasks, all of which help the Henry M. Malburg Funeral Home run smoothly along with helping families in the community. She is from the Dryden area, where she lives with her two kids. She enjoys boating, going to concerts, camping and other outdoor activities.