Ziegler Funeral Home realizes the importance of the health, safety and well-being of our guests, staff and general public. We are constantly monitoring the current (COVID -19) situation, developments and directives as related to the virus.
Ziegler Funeral Home continues serving your family and loved ones 24 hours a day, seven days a week, as we have done for over 62 years.
If you prefer not to come to our office to make arrangements, we offer appointments by phone and e-mail. Those who choose to come to our office, we require you limit the number of people attending to three (3).
If you are attending services, please follow the CDC recommendations below:
We are practicing social distancing and encourage you to do the same. We are also implementing additional cleaning measures to our current practices to insure the safety of our associates and guests.
If you do want to reach out to the family, please feel free to do so on our guestbook at: www.zieglerfuneralhome.com
If you have any questions, or concerns, we will be happy to help you in any way.
Contact us at 423-745-3123
Hank’s Buckshot Bondhu was his name. He handled his celebrity status with an air of dignity and grace. Just about any day you could see him around town accompanying me. He rarely missed a day of work at Ziegler Funeral Home where he met young and old with the same subdued acceptance. Whether it was meeting the mailman to retrieve the mail, or comforting someone during their time of loss, he always put a smile on everyone’s face. All who knew him remarked at his exceptional poise and beauty. I was happy to share him for a time with everyone we met.
He fell asleep July 23. He lived for almost 14 years; great years filled with great memories. I called him, “Buck.”