Prugh Funeral Service

04/21/2026

04/18/2026

If you've been thinking about ordering a Thumbie we encourage you to stop by our call our office at (319) 752-2828 to ask about these one-of-a-kind keepsakes.

04/15/2026

https://carenotes.com/blog/taking-the-time-you-need-to-grieve-your-loss/

This CareNote offers some reflections about grief and practical suggestions of activities you might find helpful during your time of bereavement.

04/13/2026

https://www.myasd.com/blog/the-case-for-scattering-plus-6-unique-ways-to-do-it-meaningfully/

A personal essay in defense of scattering ashes plus 6 ideas for ways funeral homes can help families plan a meaningful scattering ceremony.

04/10/2026

Today on Siblings Day, we’re reminded of the unique and lifelong bond brothers and sisters share—built on love, laughter, and sometimes even a little rivalry. For those who are missing a sibling today, we hold space for your memories and the lasting connection that never fades.

Whether near or far, here or in our hearts, siblings are a part of our story forever.

04/09/2026

"Ensuring your final wishes are respected begins long before they are needed and thoughtful preplanning is one of the most meaningful ways to support your loved ones. When your preferences are clearly documented and communicated, you remove uncertainty and help those closest to you feel confident carrying out your arrangements."

Learn how to document and communicate your final wishes so your loved ones and chosen decision-makers can confidently honor your preferences.

04/07/2026

EveryStep Hospice will hold a session of Touching Our Grief in Mt. Pleasant on April 16th. Visit the link below for more details.

EveryStep provides hospice, home health, grief and community care with compassion and dignity, guiding families through life’s most important moments

04/04/2026

Thank you for your kind words, Kevin. It was our honor to serve your family.

04/01/2026

Shay Bradley's dying wish was that his family and friends would be able to laugh at his funeral. So he set up one final prank by recording himself knocking and saying "Hello, hello...let me out!" to be played from a speaker on the ground at his graveside. The video from his service has been viewed over 136,000 times. Shay's daughter, Andrea, said "My dad wanted us to leave the cemetery laughing, and to celebrate his life... He would love to know how many people he made laugh! He was an amazing character." Read the full story below:

Shay Bradley's dying wish was to have a message played at his funeral from beyond the grave.