Mountain View Funeral Home and Cemetery

01/15/2026

Families in Mesa often ask about the difference between burial and cremation. Both options offer meaningful ways to honor a loved one, and neither choice is more “right” than the other.

Burial provides a permanent place for visitation, while cremation offers flexibility and many memorial possibilities.

Our team at Mountain View is here to walk you through each option, answer your questions, and help you make a decision that feels right for your family.

Call us anytime to talk through your options.
(480) 832-2850

01/13/2026

When someone is grieving, it’s easy to worry about saying the right thing. Often, what matters most is simply showing up. Sitting quietly, listening, or offering your presence can bring more comfort than words ever could.

Small acts of care can make a meaningful difference during difficult moments.

01/12/2026

One of the most common questions families ask is why a death certificate is needed. Certified copies are legal documents required for handling important matters like property ownership, bank accounts, Social Security, and other assets. Ordering a few extra copies early can help avoid delays later.

We’re here to explain what’s needed and help guide you through each step with care.

01/11/2026

Take back the driving wheel by pre-planning today! Planning ahead gives you the peace of mind knowing that arrangements have been taken care of and that the burden of payment and hard decisions aren’t passing onto loved ones.

01/10/2026

A new year often brings reflection, especially for those carrying the memory of someone they love. While time moves forward, love remains steady and unchanged.

Moving into this year doesn’t require leaving anything behind; it simply means learning how to carry memories close while taking life one day at a time.

We’re here whenever you need support along the way.

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01/08/2026

The first 24 hours after a loss can feel overwhelming. Families often wonder what needs to happen, what decisions must be made right away, and what can wait. You’re not expected to have answers or know the process.

Our directors are here to guide you step by step, offering clarity and support when you need it most.

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01/07/2026

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Read the obituary and honor the life and legacy of Dorothy “Dot” Brooks. Leave a message of love and support for the family and loved ones.

01/07/2026

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Read the obituary and honor the life and legacy of Edward Thomas Cvelich. Leave a message of love and support for the family and loved ones.

01/06/2026

As a new year begins, many families carry both hope and heartache. The passing of time doesn’t lessen the love you hold or the memories you cherish.

Moving forward doesn’t mean letting go; it means finding your own way to carry those memories with you. Be patient with yourself this year. Support and understanding are always here when you need them.

01/05/2026

A new year can bring mixed emotions when you’re carrying grief. While the calendar turns, the love and memories remain deeply rooted. There’s no right way to move forward and no timeline for healing.

As this year begins, be gentle with yourself and take each day as it comes. You don’t have to walk this journey alone. Support is always here when you need it.

01/01/2026

As we welcome 2026, we reflect on a year of service, love, and community connection.
From all of us at Mountain View Funeral Home & Cemetery, we wish you a Happy New Year filled with peace and hope.

12/31/2025

As this year comes to a close, we’re filled with gratitude for the Mesa families who’ve trusted us with their most meaningful moments.

From community events to personal stories of remembrance, each connection reminds us why we do what we do.

Thank you for allowing us to walk beside you in 2025, and for being part of our Mountain View family.