Spurgeon Funeral Home

Spurgeon Funeral Home Spurgeon Funeral Home has been serving Jackson & surrounding countines since 1913 — Sharing memories to help, heal, and honor. Family first. Traditon honored. H.

Community served. Spurgeon Funeral Home, was founded in Kurtz, Indiana, by the late T.A. Spurgeon almost 125 years ago. Spurgeon, his wife, and both of his sons, H. Jack and Emrole, were licensed embalmers. In 1944, the firm moved to West Commerce Street in Brownstown. The business then expanded in 1956 and H. Jack and his wife Margaret built the present facility on East Commerce Street in Brownstown. Jack Spurgeon operated the business after his father died in 1928. He and his wife Margaret then operated the firm until his death in 1977. Mrs. Spurgeon, along with their sons, Larry R. and Jack D., ran the business until her death in 1994. In 2021, the Spurgeon Family transitioned ownership to Luke & Caitlin Nolting, both lifelong residents of Jackson County. We are proud of our family’s long tradition of funeral service. We have served several generations of our friends and neighbors. This fact demonstrates our commitment to you and the entire community -- a long-lasting dedication to serving others in the best and worst of times one can know. To us, personal service is important whether it is before a loss, during the arrangements for a loss, or after a loss.

As we head into Thanksgiving week, we’re especially thankful for the privilege of serving this community — and for our S...
11/23/2025

As we head into Thanksgiving week, we’re especially thankful for the privilege of serving this community — and for our Saturday morning helpers who are always willing to help dad. Family is truly at the heart of what we do.

Spurgeon Funeral Home, Inc. is honored to assist the family of Patricia June (Soladine) Stout.
11/22/2025

Spurgeon Funeral Home, Inc. is honored to assist the family of Patricia June (Soladine) Stout.

Share Memories and Support the Family.

At Spurgeon Funeral Home, we believe every service should truly reflect the life it honors. That’s why we focus on makin...
11/22/2025

At Spurgeon Funeral Home, we believe every service should truly reflect the life it honors. That’s why we focus on making it personal—with meaningful options that help families share memories, stories, and what made their loved one unique.

We’re here to guide you with care and compassion. ❤️

Congratulations to Jessica Bowman on being chosen as the Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaway Winner! 👏Please contact the office...
11/21/2025

Congratulations to Jessica Bowman on being chosen as the Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaway Winner! 👏

Please contact the office at (812)358-2252 to schedule turkey pick up! 🦃

Good luck Braves in semi-state! You have an entire community cheering you on! 🔴⚫️
11/21/2025

Good luck Braves in semi-state! You have an entire community cheering you on! 🔴⚫️

11/20/2025

Our newly renovated funeral home was designed with YOU in mind! We strive to give you the tranquil and comforting environment that you need during this difficult time.

11/20/2025

Watch the video for William "Bill" A. Ferguson

Missing a loved one during the holidays is hard. The traditions that used to bring you joy may feel a little hollow this...
11/19/2025

Missing a loved one during the holidays is hard. The traditions that used to bring you joy may feel a little hollow this year. You may feel an internal (or external) pressure to keep things the same as always. It could be that Thanksgiving was your loved one’s favorite holiday, which only makes everything more difficult.

Let Spurgeon Funeral Home help you navigate this grief.

Call us at (812)358-2252
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🦃Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaway🦃This holiday season, Spurgeon Funeral Home is grateful to have such a loyal and caring com...
11/18/2025

🦃Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaway🦃

This holiday season, Spurgeon Funeral Home is grateful to have such a loyal and caring community, and we’d like to help out where we can!🤍

We want to hear what you’re grateful for this Thanksgiving! 🍂🍁

Comment below and be entered to win a Thanksgiving Day turkey! Winner will be chosen on Friday and turkey must be picked up Friday evening or Saturday morning.

Honored to assist the Browning Family.
11/17/2025

Honored to assist the Browning Family.

Spurgeon Funeral Home, Inc. is honored to assist the family of William "Bill" A. Ferguson.
11/15/2025

Spurgeon Funeral Home, Inc. is honored to assist the family of William "Bill" A. Ferguson.

Share Memories and Support the Family.

11/15/2025

Watch the video for Nancy Ellen (Duncan) Brock

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Spurgeon Funeral Home, now a three-generation business, was founded in Kurtz, Indiana, by the late T.A. Spurgeon almost 125 years ago. Spurgeon, his wife, and both of his sons, H. Jack and Emrole, were licensed embalmers. In 1944, the firm moved to West Commerce Street in Brownstown. The business then expanded in 1956 and H. Jack and his wife Margaret built the present facility on East Commerce Street in Brownstown. H. Jack Spurgeon operated the business after his father died in 1928. He and his wife Margaret then operated the firm until his death in 1977. Mrs. Spurgeon, along with their sons, Larry R. and Jack D., ran the business until her death in 1994. The business is now owned by Mary Sue Spurgeon after Larry’s death and operated by Luke Nolting, Dwight Wischmeier, and Lisa Wischmeier. We are proud of our family’s long tradition of funeral service. We have served several generations of our friends and neighbors. This fact demonstrates our commitment to you and the entire community -- a long-lasting dedication to serving others in the best and worst of times one can know. To us, personal service is important whether it is before a loss, during the arrangements for a loss, or after a loss.