Mt. Washington funeral home with 125 years of service, kept by five generations of one family until 1996, when the Proffitt family bought it. It arranges traditional and non-traditional services, has a permanent memorialization and marker service, and works from a completely renovated building.

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Mt. Washington funeral home opened in 2015 as the second location of a firm that traces its start to 1892. Its chapel seats up to 250 and has a piano or organ, and each visitation parlor has a private lounge where families can share refreshments or catered meals.

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Shepherdsville funeral home in the historic downtown, begun as Hardy Funeral Home in 1929 and named Hardy-Close since 1981. A renovation after 2014 added a new chapel with flexible seating and an updated arrangement room, and a reception room hosts families after the service.

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Shepherdsville funeral home in what began as the Maraman family's residence, the city's first home with air conditioning, serving Bullitt County since 1880 and owned by the Billings family since 1987. The family also owns Cedar Grove Cemetery and started Billings Family Memorials, and the building is handicap accessible with lighted parking.

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Shepherdsville funeral home opened in 1991 that shares its grounds with Brookland Cemetery, which the Brooks family created in 1986 across the road from Hebron Cemetery. Its chapel seats up to 250, and certified celebrants, funeral service video production and police escorts are available.

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