Jones Family Funeral and Cremation Service

02/15/2026

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02/14/2026

We had a very early start to our Valentine’s Day! Basketball took priority this morning, but that’s perfectly fine — we love the game. Boston had one special request: that Papaw Jones help coach alongside Dad. It made the morning even more memorable.

We celebrated our sweet 16-year-old, Bailey, on Thursday, and she read each and every birthday comment you all left for her. She said, “Wow, people took the time to wish me a happy birthday. I feel so loved. She asked me to Please make a post telling you all she said thank you.” So truly, thank you for making her feel so special.

Today we’re catching up on laundry, finishing some paperwork, and reorganizing toys at our childcare.A productive kind of Valentine’s Day for us!

What are your plans for today or tonight? 💕

02/13/2026

At our funeral home, we believe every family deserves to be served with compassion, flexibility, and respect. No matter the circumstances — within reason, of course — we do everything we can to accommodate each family’s wishes. We will travel as far as needed to bring your loved one into our care, and we are honored to hold services at any church or location that is meaningful to you. Our priority is making sure your family feels supported, heard, and cared for every step of the way.

02/12/2026

Happy 54th Anniversary!

Fifty-four years of love, commitment, hard work, and unwavering dedication—not only to each other, but to your family and your community. Through four beautiful children, a growing tribe of grandchildren, and the many seasons of life you’ve walked hand in hand, your marriage has been the steady foundation beneath it all.

Building a life together while owning and operating a funeral home takes a special kind of strength and compassion. You’ve supported families on their hardest days, all while nurturing your own with grace, resilience, and faith. That kind of partnership is rare and remarkable.

Your legacy isn’t just in the business you built—it’s in the family you raised, the values you instilled, and the love that continues to multiply through every child and grandchild.

Here’s to 54 years of standing side by side… and to many more chapters still to come. 💛

02/11/2026

Happy Sweet 16 to our beautiful Bailey! 🎉

Today we celebrate this incredible young lady who officially turns 16. Many of you may have seen her helping at a calling, greeting families, or jumping in wherever she’s needed at the funeral home. She has such a kind heart and a willingness to serve, and we couldn’t be more proud of the young woman she is becoming.

If you see her today, be sure to wish her a very Happy Birthday! 💕

02/10/2026

Today, we had the privilege of speaking at a Career Discovery Conference for students at Mooresville High School. We always enjoy coming back into our hometown schools and reconnecting with the wonderful teachers and staff who pour so much into these students every day. Opportunities like this are so important, and we are incredibly thankful that Mooresville continues to invest in helping students explore future career paths. We’re proud to have been a part of such a meaningful experience and to share what we do with the next generation.

02/09/2026

One thing is for sure—we truly have everything your loved one may need. Just this past weekend, a family called us only two hours before the service hoping for a shawl to complete their loved one’s attire. While we had a few options available, none felt quite right for what the family envisioned. As many of you know, I love fashion, and I happened to have the perfect shawl in my closet, still with the tags on it. It was exactly what the family was looking for, and I was genuinely honored and excited to help in such a personal way during a meaningful moment.

Stan the mannequin man is a great demonstrator. we love him!

02/09/2026

Boyd A. Rothenberger

With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Boyd A. Rothenberger , a cherished husband, father, grandfather, brother, and friend, who left this world on February 7, 2026, at the age of 87. Born on November 22, 1938, in Mulberry, Indiana, Boyd lived a life filled with love and laughter, leaving an indelible mark on all who had the pleasure to know him. He was previously married to Charlene Rothenberger and they spent 50 years together before her passing. He...

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02/08/2026

Today we’ll be watching the game from the funeral home while catching up on paperwork and completing some prep room work. We’ll also be recreating our charcuterie board and table, just like the one you see here that we prepared for a family a couple of weeks ago.

Happy Super Bowl Sunday! 🏈

02/07/2026

Using flags on vehicles in a funeral procession might seem like a small detail, but it actually serves several important purposes—both practical and symbolic.

First, visibility and safety. Flags clearly identify which vehicles are part of the funeral procession. This helps other drivers understand what’s happening on the road, encourages patience, and reduces the risk of the procession being broken up at intersections or in traffic.

Second, respect and recognition. Flags signal to the community that a funeral is taking place. They prompt a moment of awareness and respect from others—slowing down, yielding, or pausing—acknowledging the significance of the moment for the grieving family.

Third, unity and order. Funeral flags help keep the procession together and organized, especially when traveling longer distances or through busy areas. Families find comfort in staying connected as they travel together during such an emotional time.

Finally, tradition and dignity. Flags have long been part of funeral customs. They add a sense of formality, honor, and reverence, reinforcing that this is not just a line of cars, but a meaningful farewell.

In short, funeral flags help with safety, communication, tradition, and most importantly, honoring the life being remembered.

Just ask Carl “our coffee ☕️ tester”

02/07/2026

Carolyn Sue Moseley

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Carolyn Sue Moseley, beloved wife, mother, sister, and friend. Carolyn was born on June 12, 1944, in Indianapolis, to her parents Amedeo Frank and Thelma Gertrude (Van Winkle) Packard, and she departed this life on February 5, 2026, surrounded by the love and warmth of her family. She married Paul Fletcher Moseley in June of 1975 and the two spent 50 beautiful years together. A graduate of Thomas Carr...

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02/07/2026

We met with Subway today and are extremely excited about the opportunity to partner with them. Together, we have created exclusive meal packages tailored specifically for our funeral home and the families we serve. Bereavement meals have become increasingly popular, whether for calling hours, the morning of the service, or simply providing light refreshments for family and guests. This partnership allows us to offer a convenient, comforting option during a time when families should not have to worry about the details.