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10/10/2025
If you have a loved one entering hospice care, there are likely many questions on your mind about their care. One of those concerns may pertain to medical supplies and equipment. Where do they come from? Does hospice provide them? Click the link to learn more as you prepare to care for your loved one in their final days.
Not sure whether hospice care provides medical equipment and supplies? Check out this article to get your questions answered!
10/10/2025
Today is World Mental Health Day, so in honor of those struggling, take time to talk to those you love and have deep conversations that will make them feel loved and appreciated.
10/08/2025
Did you know that when the Mona Lisa was stolen, Picasso was deemed a likely suspect? Read the full story in this article and discover why the police pointed the finger at him!
Not yet famous, he briefly popped up as a person of interest.
10/06/2025
View Timothy D. Lingenfelter's obituary, send flowers, find service dates, and sign the guestbook.
10/06/2025
10/03/2025
Are you looking for the best song to set the tone for a loved one’s final tribute? Check out this list of musical selections from multiple genres and decades to see if anything perfectly fits your needs.
Did you know music can personalize a loved one's final tribute? Check out this list of funeral songs to help you find just the right tunes!
10/03/2025
Mark your calendars for next Saturday October 11th at 11AM for our Final Salute to 8 unclaimed Veteran's as we finally lay them to rest. Our funeral home is beyond grateful and honored to be able to be a part of this great cause.
Update to location at Oakland Cemetery. The service will be held at the Main Flag Pole.
10/01/2025
It’s easy for your home office to become a catch-all room. For tips on keeping your space clutter-free, check out this article!
Home offices can become big clutter magnets, with piles of mail, books, and office supplies often contributing to the mess. Fortunately, by hitting a few key spots in your office—and a few key categories of paper clutter—you can make your home office an inviting spot to get work done.
10/01/2025
During October, in honor of all those affected by breast cancer, take time to get involved, be inspired by those in the midst of the battle, and learn ways to decrease your own risk.
09/26/2025
At times, grief can be very intense and difficult to process, but there are professional grief therapists and counselors who can help. But how do counselors help you process your grief, and how do you know when it’s time to speak to someone? Click to learn more!
Grief can be intense and difficult to process. That's why counseling exists, but how do you know when to consider professional grief therapy?
09/24/2025
If you have an iPhone, Apple Maps can provide you with clear directions and real-time traffic updates. In the guide below, you’ll find steps to help you navigate your next adventure.
Learn to use Apple Maps for navigation, view traffic, and share locations. Add favorites for easy access. Ideal for seniors to enhance mobility and connectivity.
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In 1891, James W. Robinson opened the Robinson Funeral Home in Saltsburg, Pennsylvania where he was joined by his sons, J. Arthur and Harold T. Robinson.
In 1928, J. Arthur opened a second funeral home in Indiana, Pennsylvania. He was later joined by his nephew, R. McKay Lytle, Jr., and then by his great-nephew, Ralph M. Lytle, III. After four generations of the Robinson and Lytle families’ ownership, Richard T. Wolfe, Jr., a life-long resident of Indiana, purchased the funeral home in November, 2000.
He worked under J. Arthur Robinson as a student valet, and under both generations of the Lytle families as a funeral director.
In February 2020, Robinson-Lytle, Inc., was sold to Richard L. Shoemaker of Shoemaker Funeral Home, Inc., Blairsville, Pennsylvania and now will be known as Robinson-Lytle-Shoemaker Funeral Home.
The Shoemaker Family plans to bring their mission of “Our family helping yours with courtesy, kindness, a comforting hand of friendship and service to all,” to the Indiana, Pennsylvania community with keeping the high standards that James W. Robinson put in place back in 1891.
We are pleased to continue our personal service in Indiana County by helping families we serve through their most difficult times, before, during, and after the loss of a loved one.