Ronan Funeral Home

Kindness goes beyond merely being nice. At Ronan Funeral Home we show kindness through empathy, thoughtfulness and guidance. Our goal is to help you find comfort in the way you choose to honor, remember & celebrate that wonderful life. Learn More by Visiting: www.ronanfh.com

You’ve spent a lifetime planning & preparing for things that might happen in order to protect those you care about most. It just makes sense to prepare & plan for the one thing that is guaranteed to happen, your own final arrangements. Call now to schedule a confidential appointment to learn about securing a Pre-Need Plan with Ronan Funeral Home and get started on your path towards peace of mind: 717-258-9863

Martin Luther King Day is Monday, January 18th. On April 9, 1968 thirteen hundred people filed into Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta for the private funeral of a man who, like his father before him, had once served as its pastor: the Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. The choir, 160 strong, sang sorrowful hymns. Ralph David Abernathy, cofounder of the Southern Christian Conference, officiated. The most memorable speaker that morning was King himself. Piped out of tiny speakers was this recorded message..."If any of you are around when I have met my day, I don't want a long funeral." He didn't get his wish: The service lasted two hours.

At Ronan Funeral Home we're experts at helping you plan the Remembrance of A Lifetime. Think of all the things that should be remembered...the work and play, your interests, and above all the people you've shared your wonderful life with. Call to schedule a confidential appointment to ensure that your wishes are fulfilled. 717-258-9863

November is National Hospice and Palliative Care Month and hospices across the country are reaching out to raise awareness about the highest quality care for all people coping with life-limiting illness. At Ronan Funeral Home we appreciate the trust that families & hospice caregivers place in us and we constantly strive to be deserving of that trust