Crosser & Priesman Funeral Home & Cremation Service

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Crosser & Priesman Funeral Home & Cremation Service

At Crosser Funeral Home we have a long history of providing quality & compassionate service to the families of Ottawa County.

We are also proud to be the only locally owned funeral home in the county.

12/19/2025

Cremation doesn’t have to be complicated. We offer clear options, fair pricing, and guidance you can trust—without pressure or confusion. When questions come up, we’re here to walk you through every step.
📞 Oak Harbor Chapel: (419) 898-4455
📞 Elmore-Genoa Chapel: (419) 862-3331

12/18/2025

Searching online for answers? Call us instead. You’ll get real guidance from people who care—no confusion, no pressure.
Oak Harbor Chapel
📞 (419) 898-4455
Elmore-Genoa Chapel
📞 (419) 862-3331

12/15/2025

Questions about pre-planning? Call us today.
Oak Harbor Chapel: (419) 898-4455
Elmore-Genoa Chapel: (419) 862-3331

12/13/2025

Cynthia Sue Reinhart, 67 of Oak Harbor, OH died unexpectedly Thursday, December 11, 2025 at
Magruder Hospital, Port Clinton, OH. She was born March 5, 1958 in Port Clinton, OH to the late Clifford
A. and Janis R. (Boss) Biggert. She was a 1976 graduate of Oak Harbor High School. On April 24, 198...

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12/10/2025

Because your wishes matter — plan ahead, your way. 💚
Oak Harbor – (419) 898-4455 | Elmore-Genoa – (419) 862-3331

12/09/2025

Karen L. Schultz, 88 of Oak Harbor, OH died Saturday, December 6, 2025 at Bethesda Care Center, Fremont, OH under Hospice Care. She was born August 11, 1937 in Cincinnati, OH to the late Bryan and Virginia (Rule) Kraemer. She was a 1956 graduate of Oak Harbor High School and received her Bachelor’s ...

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12/08/2025

It’s not about saying goodbye — it’s about celebrating a life well lived. 💚 Oak Harbor – (419) 898-4455 | Elmore-Genoa – (419) 862-3331

12/07/2025

We Remember. We Honor. We Stand Grateful.
On this Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, we pause to reflect on the bravery of those who served and the countless lives forever changed. Their strength shaped our history, and their courage continues to guide us forward.

12/05/2025

One day, one step, one breath. 🌿
Healing takes time — and that’s okay.
Oak Harbor – (419) 898-4455 | Elmore-Genoa – (419) 862-3331

12/03/2025

Planning ahead brings peace of mind for you and your family.
Call Kathy Priesman to start the conversation today.
Oak Harbor – (419) 898-4455 | Elmore-Genoa – (419) 862-3331

12/01/2025

As we step into a month filled with reflection, kindness, and gatherings big and small, we’re reminded how important it is to slow down and cherish the people who steady our lives. May this season bring peace, warmth, and meaningful moments for you and those you hold close.

What’s one thing you’re looking forward to this December?

11/30/2025

Compassionate care and steady direction when you need it most.
Oak Harbor – (419) 898-4455 | Elmore-Genoa – (419) 862-3331

Address

301 N Locust Street
Oak Harbor, OH
43449

Telephone

+14198984455

Website

http://www.crosserfuneralhome.com/

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The Crosser Funeral Home

The Crosser Funeral Home was established in Oak Harbor in February of 1958 by Clifford and Kathleen Crosser. They purchased the former Edward A. Dwyer Funeral Home, which was established in September of1954 and closed in December of 1957 upon the death of Mr. Dwyer. Due to the growth of the business, an addition was added in 1970, which nearly tripled the size of the building. Their son, John joined them in the business in 1976. The firm purchased the R.F. Myers Funeral Home in Elmore in 1975. That business was established by Fred Sabroske and Richard Myers in 1937, and was known as Sabroske & Myers until Mr. Sabroske's retirement in 1964. The firm operated in the Sabroske home on Ottawa Street in Elmore, until the former H. E. Burmann Funeral Home on Rice Street was purchased in 1964. In 2008, the business was moved to a former church building between Elmore and Genoa, which was extensively remodeled and redecorated. It now features the largest facilities in western Ottawa County with no steps or ramps to hinder access, and includes a large, convenient, well lit parking lot.