Since 1820, The Moore Family Funeral Homes have been providing excellent care to families and communi
08/15/2025
Rodney Newman
St. Bernard - Rodney Shawn Newman, age 72, formerly of Newtown, Ohio, passed away on August 13, 2025 at home. Rodney was the beloved husband of Jennifer Annette Newman (nee Hines). Loving father of Rob (Nikki), Brian (Sandi), Breanna, Rodney II, and Abby Newman. Son of the late Orval E. and Eva May Newman. Dear brother of Marsha Riley Newman, Connie Newman and the late Gail Palmer, Jerry and Ricky Newman. Cherished grandfather of Kayla, Tyler, Jonathan and Nicholas, as...
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08/15/2025
Patricia Boggs
In Loving Memory of Patricia Ann Boggs
October 3, 1938 - August 14, 2025
Patricia Ann Boggs, 86, of Cincinnati, Ohio, passed away on August 14, 2025, surrounded by a dear family friend who we know as Saint Sylvia.
Born in Cincinnati, she spent her life working in law enforcement and raising three children. She also spent many years taking care of her grandchildren and favorite niece. She lived and built her life in Ohio, Virginia and Florida. She loved...
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08/12/2025
Kevin Neal
Neal, Kevin Patrick, passed peacefully on August 8, 2025 in Anderson Township Ohio surrounded by his loving family. Born in Cincinnati, Ohio on June 12, 1957 to the late Wilson and Barbara Neal. Devoted Husband of 49 years to Connie A. Neal (nee Behler). Loving father of Shelly, Nicole and Jennifer Neal. Brother of Richard (Donna) Neal and Pam (Robby) Edwards. Grandfather of Bailey, Chase, Emerson, Colton, Taylor, Wilson, Owen, Tanner, Kiri, Pete and the late Emily. Also survived by...
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08/08/2025
Public notice for those that travel through Newtown, Church street between St. John Fisher and 32 will be closed Monday for repaving. Maintenance expects it to take up to a month. One lane travel between.
Detours are Little Dry Run at the Circle K, 8 Mile, or going all the way through Mt. Washington.
08/07/2025
We’re here at Union Township Police night out! Three lucky back-to-schoolers will win a $25 gift card. Stop by and see us!!!
08/07/2025
James Hubert Moore
BETHEL - James Hubert Moore, age 82, passed away on August 6, 2025. He was born on February 28, 1943, to the late John Henry and Dorothy Alice (nee Fancher) Moore. James was the dear brother of Piccola (the late Danny) Angel, George (Rosa) Moore, Juanita (the late Jim) Moody, Virginia (Jack) Skiff, Geraldine (the late Ed) Mitchell, Edward (Iris) Moore, Pauline (Jose) Zelya, the late Gilbert (surviving Karen) Moore, and the late Cecil (surviving Lillian) Moore. James is additionally...
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08/07/2025
If you were unable to attend the funeral services or livestream event for Dillon Edward Lindsey, we have made the recording available here.
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08/06/2025
LIVE NOW: cutt.ly/DillonLindsey
Friends and family, please join us in celebrating the life of a beloved member of our community, Dillon Edward Lindsey, on 8/6/2025 4:00 PM Eastern (Washington D.C.). We would love for you to participate in person or virtually as we remember, honor, and celebrate them.
Thank you for loving Dillon Edward Lindsey as much as we do and taking time to honor their life with us.
08/06/2025
Friends and family, please join us in celebrating the life of a beloved member of our community, Dillon Edward Lindsey, on 8/6/2025 4:00 PM Eastern (Washington D.C.). We would love for you to participate in person or virtually as we remember, honor, and celebrate them.
Thank you for loving Dillon Edward Lindsey as much as we do and taking time to honor their life with us.
08/05/2025
We’re all set up and ready for you at the Clermont County Sheriff’s Night Out! Three lucky winners will receive $25 gift cards for school supplies!!!
08/05/2025
TONIGHT!!!!!! Join us up at the Batavia Sports Complex for an evening of free food, fun, and supporting our first responders!!!
08/05/2025
Richard Leo Mullen
UNION TOWNSHIP - Richard Leo Mullen, age 70 years. Beloved husband of 52 years to Mary Jo (nee Lewis) Mullen. Loving father of Robert Leo (Kellen) Mullen and Matthew Scott (Starkenya) Mullen. Dear brother of Joy Huffstutler, David (Betty) Mullen and the late Barbara Hoffman, Kay Marcum, Jeanie Jackson, and Jay Mullen. 8 Grandchildren and 6 Great-grandchildren. Family will receive friends Friday, August 8, 2025 from 10 AM until 12 Noon service at Moore Family Funeral Home 6708 Main Street,...
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07/31/2025
Ever want to be planted under a tree? Now you can with no impact on the tree at all.
Today is a special day! It is National Funeral Director appreciation day.
So often we are forgotten members of society. You may often hear about first responders and what they go through, but society forgets about funeral directors and the things we also see and have to do to help families find peace. It is a hard job but I couldn’t be more proud to do it. Funeral directors are, in my opinion, the most honest, hard-working, kind people on the planet. Trust me, we don’t do it for the money like some would have you think. We do what we do because it is a calling.
To all my colleagues in our beloved field, I hope you have a blessed day ❤️
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Most families don't realize that when they call the Moore Family Funeral Homes to assist them that they have called on a family tradition that dates back to 1820. In the beginning, our family was in the business of manufacturing horse-drawn carriages and farm implements. Since we were carpenters and skilled craftsmen, we were occasionally called upon to build coffins for the local families in Clermont, Brown, and Eastern Hamilton Counties. As time went on, families demanded more and more services from the Moore's. We had the horses and the carriages to take the families to the cemetery and the personnel to prepare the body for burial. Around this time, the nation was in trying times with the Civil War, which brought about many changes in the funeral industry. Out of necessity, the process of embalming was emerging to bring the men and boys back home for burial. The assassination of President Lincoln followed as well as the introduction of the Horseless Carriage.
A story our grandfather, William Stirling Moore, passed on from his father to our father, Louis H. Moore, was that the first few times the motorized hearse was used, the families we served and folks attending the services commented that we could not get the coffins to the cemetery fast enough! Around the turn of the century, families still prepared the body and had the services in their homes. Until around the 1930s, our grandfather and grandmother designed a full service funeral home on the site where the carriage works had been. They both worked hard through the depression and started an ambulance service. The ambulance served most of Clermont, Brown, and Eastern Hamilton Co. It was the only service for miles.
Our grandfather had an engineering background and held many patents. One of which is the mercury switch for the automobile. This device would cut off the battery in case of an accident where the vehicle was leaning or flipped on its side. This eliminated many fires and saved many lives. He also invented an embalming machine. The Moore Embalming Machine was unique in the way that it uses water pressure in lieu of a mechanical pump. We still use his machines today.
The business has seen many changes and developments. We have always survived. We believe that part of our success is due to our commitment to our families, the families we serve, and to the communities in which we live. Our father, Louis H. Moore, was in local politics for nearly 40 years. That was quite a commitment to his community. As the seventh generation moves forward, we hold and believe in many of the same commitments. We are also active in local politics and special interest groups that serve our communities. We look forward to the future knowing that we are one of the few family businesses to survive. We are proud to be the sixth generation to serve our communities and families and knowing that we are the oldest single family-owned and operated Funeral Homes in America.
