Gearhart Anoka Funeral Home

04/18/2026

🧡 We are proud to support Team Bailey and the Blood Cancer United Big Climb! 🧡

Today, our team took on the challenge to climb for the survivors, those currently battling blood cancer, and in memory of those we have lost. Together, we stand with their families and raise awareness for this important cause.

04/15/2026

01/03/2026

Gearhart Funeral Homes & Peace Lutheran Church are joining forces to raise money to beat blood cancer with a pancake breakfast on Saturday, January 27th from 10am - 1pm at Peace Lutheran Church in C**n Rapids.

10/29/2025

At Dignity Memorial®, there are many details that set us apart from other providers. Whether planning in advance or at the time of need, we offer exclusive benefits to every family we serve, including a 100% Service Guarantee. See an associate for details or read more about the Dignity Difference here:

Find out how Dignity Memorial stands out from other funeral and cremation providers. Some of the unique benefits we offer through the Dignity Difference: 100% service guarantee, bereavement travel assistance, relocation protection, 24-Hour grief counseling and more.

10/28/2025

Thank you to our brave first responders who are the first on the scene to help those most in need.

10/27/2025

A funeral or cremation memorial that celebrates the details that make you unique in the world takes a little thought and planning. Get your free copy of Imagine: A Memorial Inspiration Guide and start thinking about how you’d like to be remembered. https://bit.ly/3GvKnsc

10/26/2025

Ease the emotional and financial burden for loved ones by planning your celebration of life in advance. The best gift you can give your family is peace of mind. Plan now. When you’re ready to get started, message me for more details.

10/25/2025

When someone we love passes, it’s not the big things we miss most. It’s all the irreplaceable little things that made them special. It’s the details that matter most. https://bit.ly/3LgKprU

10/24/2025

On the day that Thomas Edison passed, hours before his death, Edison emerged from a coma, opened his eyes, looked upwards and said, "It is very beautiful over there."