Beaver Urich Funeral Home Inc. provides Cremation Services, Funeral and Memorial Tribute Services Beaver Urich Funeral Home, Inc.
has a decades-long reputation for being reliable and compassionate. The funeral home has been voted the best funeral service in York County for over 20 years. This family-owned company has a devoted staff that is sensitive to all of the families they work with during their time of mourning. With over 100 written recommendations from past clients, it is no wonder that they offer a 100% money-back guarantee for all of their services. If you are searching for a funeral service or cremation, look no further than Beaver Urich Funeral Home, Inc. The home offers on-site cremation with a memorial ceremony or direct cremation, which is cremation only with no service. The process has strictly-adhered to guidelines to ensure that you will receive 100% of your loved ones recoverable ashes. Traditional funeral services with a burial ceremony are also offered. Honoring life services are also available, and you are free to customize the program to fit the needs of your family. The Fallen Heroes Program is available for brave women and men who lost their lives in the line of duty. These services are provided free of charge. Special services for veterans or military personnel are also available. A variety of funeral products can be purchased through the funeral home, at your convenience, including urns, vaults, caskets, and memorial products. has been serving York, Wrightsville, Brogue, Felton, Dallastown, Manchester, Dover, Emigsville, Manchester, Mount Wolf, Fawn Grove, New, Freedom, York Haven, Seven Valleys, Hellam, Red Lion, Windsor, Airville, Glen Rock, Loganville, Stewartstown, Craley, East Prospect, New Park, Railroad, Shrewsbury, and York New Salem for decades. The community is special to them. The team at Beaver Urich knows that grief does not end the moment the funeral ends. They offer grief resources to help with the continued healing process. If you have an immediate need or would like to get started on preplanning, do not hesitate to contact Beaver Urich Funeral Home, Inc. The home is located nearby at 305 W Front St Lewisberry, PA 17339, and tours are offered to see the beautiful facility in-person. Please call today to schedule your first meeting: (717) 938-6172.
02/13/2026
As the sun sets, we pause to remember those who remain forever in our hearts. 🌅🕊️
This sunset is shared in loving memory of a cherished life. A quiet moment to reflect, remember, and honor the love that never fades. May its warmth bring comfort, peace, and a sense of closeness to those you miss today.
We are honored to help families remember and celebrate the lives of those they love. If you’re remembering someone special this evening, please know you’re not alone.
02/12/2026
Every life tells a story, and a memorial service can be a beautiful place to share it. 🖼️🤍
Photo and memento displays allow families to honor their loved one through meaningful images and cherished keepsakes. From photographs and personal collections to medals, awards, or treasured items, these displays help celebrate a life well lived and invite others to remember, reflect, and connect.
We’re honored to help families create personalized memorials that truly reflect the unique life being remembered. If you’d like to learn more about memorial service options, we’re here to help every step of the way.
02/12/2026
🇱🇷A Community History Program You’re Invited To 🇱🇷 Join us at Normandie Ridge Senior Living along with York & Adams Co. PSEA Retirees for a special educational program that thoughtfully tells the story of The Assassination and Funeral of Abraham Lincoln. Take a meaningful look at a pivotal moment in American history, honoring President Lincoln’s life, legacy, and the national impact of his passing. It’s a chance for residents, families, and community members to come together, reflect, and learn in a welcoming setting. All are welcome, and we hope you’ll join us for this shared moment of history and remembrance. Please feel free to share — we’d love to see familiar and new faces from our community!
02/11/2026
Sharing memories can be one of the most healing ways to support someone who is grieving. đź’™
Reflecting on the good times, stories, laughter, and special moments, helps keep a loved one’s memory alive and reminds families that their story continues through those who remember them. Sometimes, a shared memory can bring comfort when words fall short.
We believe every story matters. If you’re supporting someone through loss, know that remembering together can be a powerful step toward healing.
02/10/2026
A gentle reminder on funeral etiquette 📵
To help preserve a peaceful and respectful atmosphere during services, we encourage guests to silence or turn off their cell phones before entering the funeral home or place of worship. Small courtesies like this allow families and friends to focus on remembering and honoring their loved one without interruption.
We’re grateful to everyone who helps create a calm, caring environment for those who are grieving. Your thoughtfulness truly makes a difference.
02/09/2026
Monday Moments đź’›
There’s comfort in the small things ... a warm cup of coffee, a familiar routine, or a quiet moment before the day unfolds.
02/08/2026
Today, we honor and thank our nation’s Veterans, especially those receiving care in VA medical facilities. 🇺🇸
This National Salute to Veteran Patients is a time to recognize the courage, sacrifice, and service of those who have worn our nation’s uniform. We extend our deepest gratitude and heartfelt support to Veterans and their families, offering respect not only for their service, but for the strength they continue to show every day.
It is our honor to serve Veterans and their families with dignity, compassion, and gratitude, today and always.
02/06/2026
Feel-Good Friday đź’›
We’re inspired every day by the people in our community who give their time and hearts to help others.
Whether it’s volunteering, lending a hand, or simply showing up — kindness makes our community stronger.
Tag someone who gives back 🌟
02/05/2026
Honoring a life can be as unique as the person themselves. 🎨🤍
For families who choose cremation, there are many meaningful options for remembrance. Cremated remains can be incorporated into beautiful works of art such as glass pieces, sculptures, photographs, or paintings, creating a lasting tribute that reflects a loved one’s creativity, spirit, or passion for art.
We’re here to help you explore memorial options that feel personal and meaningful. If you have questions about cremation or creative ways to honor a loved one, we’re always here to guide you with care and understanding.
02/04/2026
❤️ February is American Heart Month ❤️
Heart health plays a vital role in how we live, and how long we get to spend with the people we love. This month is a great reminder to take small steps that can make a big difference for your heart now and in the years ahead.
Here are some simple ways you can start improving your heart health today:
💚 Move more – Aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate activity each week.
💚 Choose nutritious foods – Fill your plate with fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins.
💚 Manage stress – Take time for rest, hobbies, or breathing exercises.
💚 Know your numbers – Keep track of your blood pressure, cholesterol, and glucose levels.
💚 Limit to***co and excess alcohol – Both can strain your heart and overall health.
Even small changes, like taking the stairs, adding one more veggie to your plate, or going for a daily walk, can help strengthen your heart over time.
Learn more about heart-healthy habits from the American Heart Association: https://buff.ly/8ZREjf7
Honoring life means caring for the health and well-being of our community. Today and every day, let’s choose heart health. ❤️
02/03/2026
Sometimes, words are hard to find, and that’s okay. 🌸
Sending flowers or a thoughtful memorial gift can be a gentle way to express sympathy and let someone know you care. These small gestures often speak volumes, offering comfort and support when it’s needed most.
We understand that everyone expresses condolences differently. If you’re looking for meaningful ways to honor a life or support a grieving friend, we’re here to help guide you with compassion and care.
02/03/2026
Today, we honor the legacy of the Four Chaplains, four U.S. Army chaplains who gave their lives in an extraordinary act of courage, unity, and selflessness during World War II. 🕊️🇺🇸
As the troop ship USAT Dorchester sank, these men put others before themselves, offering comfort, prayers, and hope in the face of unimaginable fear. Their actions remain a powerful reminder of faith, sacrifice, and humanity beyond differences.
Remembrance is at the heart of what we do. Today, we pause to reflect on lives given in service to others, and the enduring example they left behind.
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My name is Ernie Heffner and I am the president of our family owned funeral homes. Although I am proud of our rich history which goes back more than 100 years.
You will not be embarrassed. Our facilities are comfortable and spotless. Our services are handled with warmth, dignity and respect. In fact we are so confident that you, your family and friends will not only be pleased but actually impressed with how we serve that we have a written guarantee! Since 1989, we offer every family a money back, 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. We take the risk out of selecting a provider. We feel our customers deserve no less.
If you are interested in cremation, you should know we own and operate our own private crematory so we know whose ashes are in the urn AND we return 100% of the recoverable ashes. To review a list of reasons and pictures as to why families choose us for cremation, read more about our Cremation Services here. You will find it all there.
Veterans, look no further. I personally guarantee that no other funeral home exceeds what we do in honor and respect for Veterans. In fact, most do not even come close. Read more within our Veterans section and see for yourself.
I am very proud of the people I have the privilege to serve with and encourage you to share your ideas and questions with them. You will find them to be courteous, sympathetic professionals worthy of a close, confidential relationship.
