New Happenings

January 10, 2025

We deal a lot in details here.

If you wander through the building, you will find small representations here and there that show who we are, and what it means to be a family owned and run business. You don't thrive in a business like this for 40 years by ignoring the details.

This piece of marble is one of the small details that you will find displayed throughout the building. If you look closely, you will notice that the horse (mule) drawn hearse is personalized with a "Malburg Funeral Home" plaque in the window.

January 3, 2025

For the new year, it appears that many people make New Year's Resolutions.

At three days into the new year, have you made any intentional, positive changes in your day-to-day life?

It is said that small, gradual steps are the easiest to maintain in the long term, though that isn't always what people tend to do.

The "New Year, New Me" adage of making many changes at once tend toward the crash that many feel a few days/weeks/months later when the huge resolutions become unsustainable.

My hope for you this new year, is to give yourself grace. Recognize that whatever changes are made in this year of 2025, that you attempted them, a new beginning, and that is brave in and of itself. 

And honestly, if you came into the New Year as yourself, and feel good about that, you are perfect as you are, and it doesn't matter what date it is. Self love is transcendent.

December 20, 2024

On a day with similar weather as today, this picture was taken of the Funeral Home before it was a funeral home.

Take a close look, and you will see the similarities.

So much has changed over the years, but if you study the windows, you can see a bit of what the building looks like today.

To post memories you may have about the building as it was many years ago, head to our

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