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  A calming experience. Everyone made me feel at home. Beautifully decorated atmosphere. Very professional. Your loved one is treated with respect. The staff are my new best friends. Love it.

  Added October 17, 2016 by Lois Getzin
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  I love Kober Funeral Home! The owners are deaf but they have adapted to modern technology and use interpreters/interns to assist in meetings.
  
  I fully believe on planning your own funeral BEFORE hand. Kober's can take your payments beforehand or after and put them in a CD for there customers(before).
  
  They do have a hypoallergenic dog, locals can commonly see the Kober's walking the poodle?
  
  I like how the set up is inside. The family seating is off to the left of the memorial display. The guests and close friends typically sit facing the memorial.
  
  I enjoy the historic district the Kober's have created there business in. The house is beautiful and does not feel like a "facility."
  
  Very welcoming and sympathetic people.

  Added October 05, 2016 by Stephanie Ufford