Hahn-Cook/Street & Draper Funeral Directors

Home
United States
Oklahoma City, OK
Hahn-Cook/Street & Draper Funeral Directors

Hahn-Cook/Street & Draper Funeral Directors has served Oklahoma City families since 1891.

09/17/2025

As the seasons begin to change, it’s natural to reflect on what matters most—our families, our values, and the legacy we want to leave behind. Fall is also a time of preparation. And, just like we ready our homes for the months ahead, it can be a gentle moment to consider end-of-life planning.

This planning isn’t about dwelling on loss—it’s about love. It’s about easing the future load for those we care about most. Taking a few thoughtful steps now can ease emotional and financial stress for your loved ones later—and give you peace of mind knowing your wishes are clear.

Use this opportunity to:

Reflect on your personal wishes and what matters most to you.
Choose a trusted person to carry out your wishes when the time comes, whether that’s a spouse, adult child, or close friend.
Document your preferences to avoid later confusion or disagreements.
Consider legal and financial documents, and contact a legal professional if needed.
Explore prearrangement options to reduce future stress for your loved ones.
Talk with those closest to you and share what you’ve planned.

By making thoughtful choices now, you’re giving your loved ones the gift of clarity, comfort, and peace when they’ll need it most. It doesn’t have to be all at once. It’s not a checklist to rush through. But beginning the process this fall might bring a quiet kind of peace—knowing you’ve taken care of something important.

If you ever want to talk through what planning ahead looks like, we’re here to help—at your pace, in your time. Just support, whenever you’re ready.

09/15/2025

Guiding Families with Care and Honesty

Every family is different. That’s why how we care for them should be too.

Andrew Ousley, funeral director and embalmer at Hahn-Cook/Street & Draper Funeral Directors, shares what truly matters in his work: honoring every life with dignity and walking families through grief with compassion, truth, and care.

From the moment a call comes in, Andrew’s goal isn’t just to provide a service; it’s to meet families where they are, help them navigate decisions they’ve never had to make, and create space for closure and healing.

“I put myself in the family’s shoes,” he says. “That’s where the real connection begins.”

It’s not about rushing. It’s about guiding.
Not just making arrangements—but offering support that honors the depth of someone’s life and the grief of those left behind.

09/12/2025

A Word of Encouragement Can Go a Long Way

Why today matters… In a week of remembrance, we’re reminded of a simple truth: encouragement creates courage.

Grief feels heavy because love is real. We may not be able to lift the weight, but we can shoulder a little of it.

Sometimes compassion looks like presence:
“I’m here.”
“Tell me about them.”
A memory shared at just the right moment.

On this National Day of Encouragement, take a moment to pause. Reach out. Offer a gentle word of hope. You may never see the impact, but they will feel it.

What’s one sentence someone spoke that helped you through a hard time? Share it below—your words might be exactly what someone needs today.

09/11/2025

We Remember – September 11

Some days are etched into our hearts forever. September 11, 2001, is one of them.

Today, we pause to remember the lives lost, the families forever changed, and the countless acts of courage and compassion that followed in the hours, days, and years after.

We honor the first responders who ran toward danger.
We hold space for the families who carry memories instead of moments.
And we reflect on the strength that rose from sorrow, a reminder that even in the darkest times, the human spirit endures.

On this Patriot Day, we remember.
We honor.
And we continue to carry forward the legacy of those who are no longer with us.

09/08/2025

Every Family, Every Story, Every Step of the Way

“No two families are the same. That’s why no two services should be either.”

Andrew Ousley, funeral director and embalmer at Hahn-Cook/Street & Draper Funeral Directors, meets every family with honesty, care, and deep respect for their journey.

To Andrew, a funeral is more than a service—it’s a moment to honor a life with dignity, and to help families find closure through compassion and truth.

From the moment that first call comes in, his goal is clear: to guide families gently, listen closely, and make a difficult process feel just a little lighter.

It’s about standing in their shoes.
It’s about helping them talk through things they’ve never had to think about before—and giving them the clarity and support they need.

Because grief is a journey—and when someone walks beside you with empathy and understanding, that path becomes just a little easier to follow.

09/06/2025

We find a deep sense of purpose in helping a family feel seen, comforted, and cared for—that’s why we do what we do.

Every team member brings more than experience to the table—they bring heart.

In moments filled with uncertainty and emotion, we offer presence. We listen carefully, guide gently, and handle every detail with the kind of care we’d want for our own families.

It’s not just about arranging a service—it’s about honoring a life. And more than that, it’s about giving families space to breathe, reflect, and feel supported every step of the way.

Because behind every arrangement is a story. Behind every family is someone who matters.
And behind everything we do is a simple belief: every life deserves to be remembered with dignity and love.

09/01/2025

Honoring the Heart of Service

This Labor Day, we celebrate the people whose dedication and compassion make a difference every single day.

We’re grateful for our teams who walk alongside families with kindness and care, and for all those who give their time and talents to serve others in meaningful ways.

Labor Day is more than a holiday—it’s a reminder of the value of hard work, the power of community, and the impact of service done with heart.

Today, we honor that spirit and wish you and your loved ones a safe, restful, and joyful holiday.

08/30/2025

The most meaningful tributes often come from the heart—not a script.

Today, families are finding beautiful and personal ways to remember their loved ones.

Some create memory jars filled with handwritten stories.
Others build photo walls, release lanterns, or serve a favorite meal at a gathering.
One family even played their loved one’s favorite playlist during the service.

These moments may seem small, but they become lasting memories.
They remind us not just of how someone passed—but of how they lived.

There’s no “right” way to honor a life.

What matters most is choosing something that feels true, thoughtful, and full of love.

08/26/2025

A celebration of life doesn’t have to follow tradition—because no two lives are the same.
More families today are choosing services that reflect the personality, passions, and legacy of their loved one.

That might mean favorite music, vibrant colors, a table of cherished mementos, or a gathering in a special place.

Whether it's an intimate gathering or a larger community event, a celebration of life is about one thing: meaning.

It’s not just about saying goodbye—it’s about remembering how someone lived.
When you plan ahead, you can make sure your service reflects your story.
And when you're planning for a loved one, these choices become powerful tools for healing and remembrance.

08/21/2025

In times of loss, it’s often not the grand gestures—but the quiet ones—that leave a lasting impression.

A steady voice on the phone.
A handwritten note.
A warm, reassuring presence in the room.

These small acts may seem simple, but for families navigating grief, they mean everything.
We believe that how we serve matters just as much as what we provide.

Compassion, patience, and presence—those are the things people remember.

If someone once supported you in a time of loss, you likely haven’t forgotten it.
That’s the kind of difference we aim to make every day.

08/19/2025

When people ask why we do the work we do, the answer is simple: it's not just a job—it’s a calling.

Every day, we meet families in their most vulnerable moments.
We sit with them in silence, listen to their stories, and help them honor lives that meant everything.
That kind of work requires more than knowledge. It takes empathy, patience, and a deep commitment to care.

We’re here not just to guide, but to stand beside—through every detail, every conversation, every step.
It’s a privilege to serve, and we don’t take that lightly.

For us, this work is personal. Because every life deserves to be remembered with dignity and heart.

08/14/2025

When words fall short, ritual helps us express what’s in the heart.

Rituals—large or small—give us a way to mark life’s most profound moments.
They help us slow down, create meaning, and begin the healing process.

For some, it’s lighting a candle at the same time each day.
For others, it’s playing a favorite song, planting a tree, or gathering to share stories.

These acts aren’t about formality—they’re about connection.
They remind us that love endures, even in loss.

Grief can feel overwhelming. Ritual offers structure, intention, and a place to begin.
If you’re walking through a season of loss, know that you don’t have to navigate it alone.

Address

6600 Broadway Extension
Oklahoma City, OK
73116

Website

http://www.hahncookfuneral.com/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Hahn-Cook/Street & Draper Funeral Directors posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Want your practice to be the top-listed Clinic in Oklahoma City?