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Every family that calls deserves our best and we will provide excellent care
04/02/2026
Even in difficult seasons, small moments of gratitude can gently find their way into our days.
Today, we invite you to pause and reflect on one small thing that brings you comfort or gratitude. Sometimes the quietest moments can help carry us forward.
03/29/2026
Spring invites reflection and release. It can be a time to gently let go of what feels heavy and make space for healing.
Take each day at your own pace. Healing is not rushed.
03/27/2026
Serving families during times of loss is a responsibility we hold with deep care.
Every service, every detail, and every conversation is guided by compassion, respect, and the belief that every life deserves to be honored with dignity.
03/26/2026
03/25/2026
💛 With Gratitude
We are always deeply honored when families take the time to share kind words about their experience with us. Your testimonials are more than feedback. They are reminders of the trust you place in our care and the meaningful responsibility we carry in serving each family with compassion and dignity.
Thank you, Gary, for allowing us to walk beside you and for sharing your experience with others. Your words truly mean so much to our entire team.
03/24/2026
McCOWN, Douglas L. age 70 of Clayton passed away Sunday, March 22, 2026. He was preceded in death by his loving wife of 38 years, Suzanne; parents, George and Nellie McCown; brother, James McCown; and sister, Eva McCown. Douglas is survived by his son, Stephen McCown; sisters, Gail and Lesa; brother...
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03/23/2026
GORMAN, CHARLES T. “Terry” age 75, passed away Sunday March 22, 2026 in Dayton. He was born February 25, 1951 in Dayton, OH to the late John and Katheryn Gorman. He went to Precious Blood Grade School and graduated from Chaminade High School in 1969. Graduated from Providence College in 1973. Terry ...
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03/23/2026
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03/23/2026
In times of grief, familiar routines can bring grounding and peace.
Simple moments like a morning walk or a quiet cup of coffee can offer steadiness when emotions feel overwhelming.
03/21/2026
Nature has a quiet way of offering comfort. Fresh air, new growth, and moments of stillness can help ease heavy hearts.
We hope you find peace in the simple beauty around you.
03/19/2026
Charlie has a special way of offering comfort when it is needed most. Whether through a quiet presence or a friendly nuzzle, he reminds us that compassion can be felt without words.
We are grateful for the calm and care he brings to our space each day.
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Rick Snider, President and Brenda Snider, Vice-President, are third generation owners of Baker-Hazel & Snider Funeral Home and Crematory. Brenda's late grandfather, W. Eugene Baker, was the founder of the business in 1941 and her father, Neil W. Hazel, joined the firm in 1960, owning and operating the business until 2003. Rick joined the firm in 1982 after graduating from the Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science. As well as owning and operating the business, while serving those in need, Rick and Brenda are active in their church, and volunteer for several civic and school related activities. They, along with their staff, endeavor to make a difference in the lives of those they serve.
In 2001 Mr. Snider decided to open a human crematory and later in 2007 we opened a Pet Crematory. Now we can serve the whole family.
Baker-Hazel & Snider Funeral Home & Crematory is the only funeral home in the Dayton area to be invited to join Selected Independent Funeral Homes. In order to qualify for membership in this premier national association, a funeral home must meet very high standards and follow the "Code of Good Practice Ethics."
Building on our fine reputation for service, we strive to be a progressive funeral home and will meet your individual needs and expectations.
We can accommodate large gatherings in either of our two warm and spacious rooms. We also have a well-lighted, attended parking lot, a spacious planning center, and a state-of-the-art crematory and pet crematory.