Bond Funeral Home

11/13/2025

In times of loss, kindness becomes a source of healing. Let’s honor World Kindness Day today by showing care to those who need it most!

11/11/2025

Today we honor the brave men and women who have served our country with courage and devotion. Your sacrifice and service will never be forgotten.

11/06/2025

The holidays can stir up deep emotions after a loss. If you or someone you love is grieving this Thanksgiving, we know how difficult it can be during a time meant for togetherness. We hope you’re able to find small moments of comfort and peace.

And if you know someone who’s missing a loved one this Thanksgiving, take a moment to reach out. A simple call, visit, or kind message can mean more than you know. Sometimes the smallest gestures remind us that we’re not alone.

11/04/2025

10/31/2025

Wishing you a safe and happy Halloween! 🎃

10/28/2025

When you're ready to take that step, our caring staff is here to gently guide you through all your options.

10/23/2025

Providing a welcoming space where memories are honored and loved ones are remembered.

10/21/2025

Part 3 of our history series!

Romine “Dick” and Robert, sons of founder Romine R. Bond, continued the business through the late 20th century. Dick retired in 1991, Robert in 1995, and then, Robert’s son, Robert R. Bond, carried on the legacy.

On February 25, 1999, a fire destroyed the top two floors of the mansion. By July 2001, restoration was complete, bringing back the gingerbread woodwork, removing the aluminum siding, and adding modern features like a handicap ramp and bathroom.

Over 100 years later and Bond Funeral Home still stands to serve with compassion, respect, and dignity!

Pictured below are the Bond gentlemen.

10/16/2025

Proud to provide a comforting space for our community to gather and remember.

10/14/2025

Part 2 of our history series!

The Westinghouse mansion found its lasting purpose in 1929, when Romine R. Bond purchased it and moved Bond Funeral Home from 1307 Broadway to its new home.

Over the years, the building saw updates. A chapel was added in 1958, and in the 1970s, the ornate woodwork was replaced with aluminum siding. The greenhouse windows were covered, and a covered extension was built over the driveway.