Superior Facility
The warmest welcome.
At the heart of our concern and sympathy is the funeral chapel that we
have designed and built for you, your family, and friends to gather
together to offer support and sympathy, and share fond memories. The
inviting atmosphere begins on the outside, where you are sheltered from
the weather under our covered entryway, where you find an ample,
well-lit parking area, and where guests of every physical capacity can
access.
Inside, welcoming colors are illuminated by the fireplace in the lobby,
creating a warm place for greeting, visiting, and gathering. Intimate
groupings of furniture encourage quiet conversation, and children have
a safe haven in our special family room. Our spacious chapel and
adjoining reception areas easily accommodate services of any size,
whether a large gathering of family and friends or an intimate private
service.
Clark Family Funeral Chapel & Cremation Service is located close to
churches and hotels, easily reached from all areas of the county. It's
ideally located, and furnished, for the kind of gathering that helps
recall old memories, and create new ones. Stop by for a tour of our
facility at any time.
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 | Entrance |
 | Lobby |
 | Lobby |
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 | Family Room Our family lounge is a perfect for children of any age to relax away from the chapel. Whether playing Xbox, watching TV, reading a book or playing games, you can be assured while you are visiting with family and friends, your children will have their own personal space. |
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