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Our blog is intended to tell important stories in an open and forthright way. End-of-life care involves making certain decisions, and we hope to provide a view into the information, values and practices that set FairHaven Funeral Home apart from the others in Fort Wayne. We hope you'll occasionally follow along, or you can like or follow us on Facebook for updates.
By FairHaven Fort Wayne 12 Apr, 2022
When it comes to end-of-life care, you and your family have choices. However, the most important one may be which funeral home you select. Listen in as partner-director Mark Scheidt expands on the subject in our latest spot — plus brief testimonials from families we've served.
By FairHaven Fort Wayne 24 Sep, 2021
We're pleased to be recognized as Fort Wayne's Best Funeral Home for the third time in three years. It's proof positive that our brand of care — authentic, local and deriving from a deep sense of mission — is speaking directly to Fort Wayne families and helping them heal.
By FairHaven Fort Wayne 12 Jul, 2021
FairHaven Funeral Home has been nominated for the Readers' Choice Best of Business award, and we're looking for your vote. We invite you to learn what made FairHaven the number one funeral home in Fort Wayne in 2019 and 2020.
FairHaven Funeral Home voted #1 Readers' Choice 2020
By FairHaven Funeral Home 22 Sep, 2020
FairHaven Funeral Home has once again been voted the Best Funeral Home in Fort Wayne in Readers' Choice 2020 polling. This is the second time in two years that FairHaven has been recognized with this prestigious business honor.
Jarod Steffen Forty Under 40 Award Fort Wayne
By FairHaven Funeral Home 10 Aug, 2020
Funeral director and partner Jarod Steffen received a Forty Under 40 Award for his community work and business acumen. He and his partners at FairHaven Funeral Home have remade the end-of-life care experience to be more comfortable, authentic and affordable.
Robert Thompson, Sr. Military Funeral Service
By FairHaven Fort Wayne 04 Jun, 2020
With the help of volunteer Honor Guard, owner-director Mark Scheidt was able to give Robert Thompson Sr. a military funeral for his naval service during the Vietnam war.
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