Moss Service Funeral Home

Moss Service Funeral Home Moss Service Funeral Home established 1885. Located in Cullman, Alabama.

12/16/2025
12/10/2025

Tree of remembrance 2025

We were honored to enjoy Averleigh Grace Ballenger for seven days in our arms. Then, having reached perfection, she was ...
12/09/2025

We were honored to enjoy Averleigh Grace Ballenger for seven days in our arms. Then, having reached perfection, she was recalled to heaven to await our arrival.
Averleigh joins multiple family members in eternity, including: grandparents: Dennis Ballenger & Jerry Lynn Coggins; great-grandpa, Henry Derl Basinger; great-grandma, Diane Miller; and an uncle, Dakota Lamons.
She is survived by her mother, Savannah Aderholt; father, Christopher Ballenger; sister, Alexis Ballenger; grandparents: Marie (Wesley) Long, & Shauna (Tarita) Aderholt; Great Grandparents, Randy Boatright, Darlene (Carthel) Morgan; Great Great Grandmother; Frances Basinger; uncles: Payton (Emily) Coggins, Tyler Coggins, Nicky Ballenger, Anthony (Amanda) Ballenger; Aunts: Hailey (Albert) Rangel and Nicky Aderholt; and a host of cousins, other family members and friends.
The family will receive friends on Sunday, December 14, 2025 at 4:30 P.M., prior to the celebration of Averleigh's life that will begin at 5:00 PM with Rev. GT Robertson officiating. The celebration will be held at Hillside Baptist Church, 23654 US Hwy 31, Falkville, AL. 35622
Moss Service Funeral Home is directing.

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1901 2nd Avenue North West
Cullman, AL
35055

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Moss Service Funeral Home was founded in 1882 by Christopher Schueing, who was Cullman’s first embalmer. He was succeeded in the business by his son, Chris Schueing, and his son, Harry Schueing. At the time, the business was called C.C. Schueing and Son Funeral Home.

J. Grady Moss moved to Cullman from Tuscumbia in 1933 and worked at the funeral home until Harry retired and Grady bought the funeral home. He operated the business as Moss-Schueing Funeral Home until 1938, when he changed the name to Moss Service Funeral home.

Grady often said, “I not only think, but know, that the people of Cullman and Cullman County and the surrounding counties are wonderful people, and they deserve the very best in funeral home facilities for caring for their departed loved ones. It is my desire and intention, Lord being willing, to give these fine people just that.”

That desire and intention still stands. The entire team at Moss Service—many of whom have served families here for decades—embodies those high standards of service and care for the community to this day.