Mueller Memorial

Mueller Memorial Two Locations
St. Paul. The original building exists to this day and is home to Metro State University's Fine Arts Studio.

www.MuellerMemorial.com We are a locally owned family funeral home and cremation provider committed to thoughtfully finding the services that are right for you and your family. Paul - 835 Johnson Pkwy 55106
White Bear Lake - 4738 Bald Eagle Ave 55110

Mueller Memorial has been serving the Saint Paul community since 1946, when Al and Connie Mueller opened the original Mueller Mortuary on the corner of Maria and East 7th Street in St. In 1954, the Mueller's opened the Lake Mortuary on the corner of 3rd Street and Bald Eagle Avenue, a facility which is still serving the needs of the community today. Al Mueller realized the need for a larger, more updated facility to serve the St. Paul community, and built the Parkway Chapel to replace the original building in 1964. Though many changes have taken place over the years, our commitment to dignified, personal service has always been a key part of the Mueller standard of service. Mueller Memorial is proud to be family owned and operated.

“Your phone is now your wallet.”Today, a single login can give scammers access to your bank, credit cards, and personal ...
09/17/2025

“Your phone is now your wallet.”

Today, a single login can give scammers access to your bank, credit cards, and personal accounts. Treat every “urgent” message with caution—your financial life lives in your phone.
Save this post to remind yourself to think twice before clicking.

“If a fundraiser surprises you, it’s probably a scam.”A real fundraiser will never catch you off guard. If you get an un...
09/10/2025

“If a fundraiser surprises you, it’s probably a scam.”

A real fundraiser will never catch you off guard. If you get an unexpected email saying “log in to claim your money,” delete it. Logging in gives scammers the keys to your accounts.
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09/06/2025

My wife asked me to do some chores around the house, so I dressed for it. As a Mortician you never when you need to go to work.

“The cruelest scam of all: fake fundraisers for the grieving.”Scammers send emails claiming, “Friends raised money for y...
09/03/2025

“The cruelest scam of all: fake fundraisers for the grieving.”

Scammers send emails claiming, “Friends raised money for your funeral costs.” They ask you to log in to claim it—then steal your identity. No one raises money for you online without your knowledge.
Share this post to protect someone else from this heartless trick.

08/27/2025

After someone passes, families often try to close their Facebook, Amazon, or other online accounts.
But there's a sneaky trick scammers use…

They create fake versions of login pages that show up higher in search results than the real site. You think you're logging into Amazon—but you're handing your credentials to a thief.

Always double-check the URL. Don’t click the first link you see.

Even grief can be exploited. Stay vigilant.

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“Amazon will never ask you to click an email link.”If you ever worry about your account, always open the Amazon app or t...
08/27/2025

“Amazon will never ask you to click an email link.”

If you ever worry about your account, always open the Amazon app or type the website directly. Clicking email links can hand over your credentials to a scammer.
Save this post as a reminder next time a suspicious email hits your inbox.

08/25/2025

One of the cruelest scams out there:
You get an email saying someone started a GoFundMe for your family after a loss. All you have to do is log in to access the funds.

But there is no fundraiser.
There’s just a scammer waiting to grab your credentials.

They prey on grief. On hope. On vulnerability.
And it works—because in that moment, people want to believe it’s real.

Please, double-check everything before you click.

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08/22/2025

What in the Dickens is going on with this hat?
Scott has that not-my-weekend-on-call energy today.

08/21/2025

You get an email saying your Amazon Prime is renewing at some outrageous price.
It gives you a big button to “cancel subscription.” Seems helpful, right?

But it’s a scam.

Clicking it asks for your Amazon login info—and just like that, they have access.

Grieving families are especially targeted. If your loved one had Prime, you might be trying to cancel it—and walk right into a trap.

If it smells fishy, don’t click.

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835 Johnson Pkwy
Saint Paul, MN
55106

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Two Locations St. Paul - 835 Johnson Pkwy 55106 White Bear Lake - 4738 Bald Eagle Ave 55110 Mueller Memorial builds heartfelt relationships and provides long-term support to the families we serve. Our purpose is to show love and respect to each other and to every person who comes through our doors. The following values drive our decisions and act as our guiding principles:


  • Relationships – We build trusting relationships with families and each other in such a way that families want to eagerly refer Mueller to others in need.

  • Empathy – We lead with the question, “how would I want to be treated if this were my grandma?” We extend love and respect to every family we serve.

  • Legacy – We build upon our foundation to cultivate a legacy of being a good neighbor, trusted advisor, and pillar in the community.