Spurgeon Funeral Home

Spurgeon Funeral Home Spurgeon Funeral Home has been serving Jackson & surrounding countines since 1913 — Sharing memories to help, heal, and honor. Family first. Traditon honored. H.

Community served. Spurgeon Funeral Home, was founded in Kurtz, Indiana, by the late T.A. Spurgeon almost 125 years ago. Spurgeon, his wife, and both of his sons, H. Jack and Emrole, were licensed embalmers. In 1944, the firm moved to West Commerce Street in Brownstown. The business then expanded in 1956 and H. Jack and his wife Margaret built the present facility on East Commerce Street in Brownstown. Jack Spurgeon operated the business after his father died in 1928. He and his wife Margaret then operated the firm until his death in 1977. Mrs. Spurgeon, along with their sons, Larry R. and Jack D., ran the business until her death in 1994. In 2021, the Spurgeon Family transitioned ownership to Luke & Caitlin Nolting, both lifelong residents of Jackson County. We are proud of our family’s long tradition of funeral service. We have served several generations of our friends and neighbors. This fact demonstrates our commitment to you and the entire community -- a long-lasting dedication to serving others in the best and worst of times one can know. To us, personal service is important whether it is before a loss, during the arrangements for a loss, or after a loss.

Brownstown Christian Church will be offering their next session of Griefshare this Spring! This is a great event for bot...
02/24/2026

Brownstown Christian Church will be offering their next session of Griefshare this Spring!

This is a great event for both friends and families who are struggling with the loss of a loved one whether it’s been years, months, or even weeks. Spurgeon Funeral Home supports this great event.

Come join!
📍Brownstown Christian Church - 703 W. Spring St. Brownstown, IN
🗓️Tuesday, March 3rd-May 26th
🕕 6:30-8:00 pm

A funeral honors a life.A monument tells the story for generations.For many families, placing a monument happens months ...
02/22/2026

A funeral honors a life.
A monument tells the story for generations.

For many families, placing a monument happens months — sometimes even years — after services. And that’s okay. When the time is right, we’re here to help.

At Spurgeon Funeral Home, we guide families through the entire process:

• Personalized design
• Cemetery approval
• Foundation and installation

If you’ve been thinking about placing a monument for a loved one — or beginning your own pre-planning — we would be honored to walk through that with you.

📲812-358-5680
📧Message us anytime to schedule a consultation.

At Spurgeon Funeral Home, we are always looking for meaningful ways to better serve the families who trust us. 🤍We’re pr...
02/20/2026

At Spurgeon Funeral Home, we are always looking for meaningful ways to better serve the families who trust us. 🤍

We’re proud to offer enhanced services and thoughtful options designed to create more personalized, comforting, and memorable tributes. Because every life deserves to be honored in a way that truly reflects their story.

Discover unique funeral services offered by Spurgeon Funeral Home in Brownstown. Personalized options to honor your loved ones.

We hope to see you join us tomorrow!
02/18/2026

We hope to see you join us tomorrow!

Join us Thursday, February 19, at 11:30 a.m. in the fellowship hall. Luke Nolting, member of Immanuel Lutheran Church and owner of Spurgeon Funeral Home, will be guest speaker. Cost is $5 for meal. Please call the church office at 812-522-3118 if you need a ride.

Did you know headstones can be fully personalized?From custom shapes and finishes to laser etching, portraits, emblems, ...
02/17/2026

Did you know headstones can be fully personalized?

From custom shapes and finishes to laser etching, portraits, emblems, and heartfelt inscriptions, there are many ways to create a tribute that reflects a loved one’s life.

We guide families through every step of the design process to ensure the final memorial is both beautiful and meaningful.

If you would like more information about monument options, feel free to reach out.
📞(812)358-2252

We are excited to be joining Immanuel Lutheran Church Adult Sr. Ministry! Come join us!
02/10/2026

We are excited to be joining Immanuel Lutheran Church Adult Sr. Ministry! Come join us!

Join us Thursday, February 19, at 11:30 a.m. in the fellowship hall. Luke Nolting, member of Immanuel Lutheran Church and owner of Spurgeon Funeral Home, will be guest speaker. Cost is $5 for meal. Please call the church office at 812-522-3118 if you need a ride.

02/09/2026

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The month of love is here! ❤️We are offering 20% off all India Red monuments throughout the month of February.If you’ve ...
02/09/2026

The month of love is here! ❤️

We are offering 20% off all India Red monuments throughout the month of February.

If you’ve been considering a headstone in this stunning red color that truly stands out, now is the perfect time.

Message us or give us a call and ask for Clint or Luke. We would be happy to meet you at the funeral home or in the comfort of your own home for your convenience.

📞 812-358-2252
📧 Monuments@spurgeonfh.com

Let’s meet the team! 👏🏼🌟The man of the hour, BECKETT! You have probably seen Beckett helping out around the funeral home...
02/09/2026

Let’s meet the team! 👏🏼🌟

The man of the hour, BECKETT!

You have probably seen Beckett helping out around the funeral home with stocking the drink fridge or greeting everyone that walks in! If you haven’t seen him around the funeral home, he is extremely busy with “pouring” concrete with Cooper Concrete, mowing yards, or doing yard work at the funeral home!

To learn all about Beckett, click below: 👇🏼
https://www.spurgeonfh.com/about-us5d71ae43

02/07/2026

The month of love is here! ❤️

We are offering 20% off all India Red monuments throughout the month of February.

If you’ve been considering a headstone in this stunning red color that truly stands out, now is the perfect time.

Message us or give us a call and ask for Clint or Luke. We would be happy to meet you at the funeral home or in the comfort of your own home for your convenience.

📞 812-358-2252
📧 Monuments@spurgeonfh.com

Spurgeon Funeral Home has been serving Jackson & surrounding countines since 1913 — Sharing memories to help, heal, and honor.

Family first. Traditon honored. Community served.

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206 E Commerce Street
Brownstown, IN
47220

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Spurgeon Funeral Home, now a three-generation business, was founded in Kurtz, Indiana, by the late T.A. Spurgeon almost 125 years ago. Spurgeon, his wife, and both of his sons, H. Jack and Emrole, were licensed embalmers. In 1944, the firm moved to West Commerce Street in Brownstown. The business then expanded in 1956 and H. Jack and his wife Margaret built the present facility on East Commerce Street in Brownstown. H. Jack Spurgeon operated the business after his father died in 1928. He and his wife Margaret then operated the firm until his death in 1977. Mrs. Spurgeon, along with their sons, Larry R. and Jack D., ran the business until her death in 1994. The business is now owned by Mary Sue Spurgeon after Larry’s death and operated by Luke Nolting, Dwight Wischmeier, and Lisa Wischmeier. We are proud of our family’s long tradition of funeral service. We have served several generations of our friends and neighbors. This fact demonstrates our commitment to you and the entire community -- a long-lasting dedication to serving others in the best and worst of times one can know. To us, personal service is important whether it is before a loss, during the arrangements for a loss, or after a loss.