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Find Newcomer Obituaries, the Correct Chapel, Cemetery & Death Record
Newcomer Funeral Service Group has separate local websites and obituary pages. Start with the correct city or market, search the official obituary page, then verify the chapel and service address before travelling, sending flowers or ordering records.
Quick Answer: What Are You Trying to Find?
Recent obituary
Choose the correct Newcomer market and open its official obituary page.
Funeral or visitation
Open the individual memorial and verify the exact chapel, church or other service location.
Cemetery or grave
Look for burial, interment or committal details on the memorial, then verify with the cemetery.
Death certificate
Use the vital-records office for the state where the death occurred.
Choose the Correct Official Newcomer Website
Newcomer Funeral Service Group’s official website directory currently lists branded local websites for Akron, Albany, Buffalo, Casper, Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton, Denver, Green Bay, Indianapolis, Kentuckiana, Orlando, Rochester, St. Louis and Syracuse.
How to Find a Newcomer Funeral Home Obituary by Name
Verified Newcomer Local Contact Snapshot
Many Newcomer markets have more than one chapel. Call the exact location named in the obituary whenever the service is soon or the address is unclear.
| Market / chapel | Phone | Address or local note |
|---|---|---|
| Dayton — Beavercreek | 937-429-4700 | 3380 Dayton-Xenia Rd, Beavercreek, OH 45432 |
| Dayton — North Dayton | 937-235-1000 | 4104 Needmore Rd, Dayton, OH 45424 |
| Dayton — Kettering | 937-293-4141 | 3940 Kettering Blvd, Kettering, OH 45439 |
| Dayton — Centerville | 937-865-8000 | 820 Miamisburg Centerville Rd, Dayton, OH 45459 |
| Columbus — Northeast | 614-818-1188 | 3047 East Dublin-Granville Rd, Columbus, OH 43231 |
| Columbus — Northwest | 614-964-0404 | 10051 Brewster Lane, Powell, OH 43065 |
| Columbus — Southwest | 614-539-6166 | 3393 Broadway, Grove City, OH 43123 |
| Akron | 330-784-3334 | 131 N Canton Rd, Akron, OH 44305 |
| Buffalo / Depew | 716-706-0200 | 5090 Transit Rd, Depew, NY 14043 |
| Rochester — Westside | 585-453-9550 | 2636 Ridgeway Ave, Rochester, NY 14626 |
| Rochester — Eastside | 585-288-2880 | 6 Empire Blvd, Rochester, NY 14609 |
| Green Bay | 920-432-4841 | 340 S Monroe Ave, Green Bay, WI 54301 |
| Syracuse | 315-214-0400 | Use the current official Syracuse site to verify the chapel before travel. |
| Casper | 307-234-0234 | Use the current Casper obituary page for the service location. |
| St. Louis — St. Peters | 636-875-1200 | Check the individual obituary for the exact service site. |
| St. Louis — West County | 636-730-5000 | Confirm whether the obituary uses St. Peters or West County. |
Obituary Alerts, Grief Support and Planning Tools
Email obituary updates
Many official Newcomer obituary pages offer an email subscription when new obituaries are posted.
Microstep: open your local Newcomer site → open Obituaries → scroll to the Subscribe area → enter your email directly on the official site.
A year of grief support
Several local Newcomer sites offer weekly grief-support messages for one year.
Use the signup shown on the official local obituary page. Availability can vary by market.
24/7 local phone route
Many Newcomer local sites advertise telephone availability 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
For urgent arrangements, use the number on the correct local site instead of a number copied from a directory.
Planning and price tools
Local Newcomer sites provide services-and-pricing pages, complete price-list links and, in some markets, online planning tools.
Some markets also advertise preplanning workshops. Check the local site for the current schedule.
Verify the Funeral, Visitation and Memorial Before You Go
Correct person
Compare age, relatives, hometown, service date and chapel before assuming two similar names refer to the same person.
Correct chapel
Dayton and Columbus each have multiple Newcomer chapels. Match the chapel shown on the person’s memorial.
Correct venue
The visitation may be at Newcomer while the funeral is at a church and the burial is at a separate cemetery.
Public or private
A posted obituary does not automatically mean every service is public. Read the memorial wording carefully.
Livestream
Use only the link supplied through the official memorial or chapel. Do not pay a random site to unlock a funeral stream.
Flowers and donations
Follow the family’s instructions on the official memorial. A charity request may be preferred over flowers.
How to Find the Cemetery From a Newcomer Obituary
Death Certificate: Use the State Where the Death Occurred
The funeral home that handled the arrangements does not determine which government office owns the death record. The death location does.
| Newcomer state | Official record route | Important local note |
|---|---|---|
| Colorado | CDC official state vital-record directory | Choose Colorado, then follow the current state/local certified-copy instructions. |
| Florida | Florida Department of Health | Florida distinguishes copies with and without cause-of-death information. |
| Indiana | Indiana Department of Health Vital Records | Indiana recommends the local health department where the event occurred for faster local service. |
| Kansas | Kansas Office of Vital Statistics | Kansas vital records are restricted; check direct-interest and identification rules. |
| Kentucky | Kentucky Office of Vital Statistics | Kentucky maintains death records from 1911 to the present. |
| Missouri | Missouri Bureau of Vital Records | Missouri also offers walk-in service through many local public-health agencies. |
| New York | New York State Department of Health | The state office covers New York State except New York City. NYC has a separate records system. |
| Ohio | CDC official state vital-record directory | Ohio death certificates can also be issued through local vital-statistics offices. Check the office serving the death location. |
| Wisconsin | Wisconsin Vital Records | Wisconsin also allows requests through local vital-record offices. |
| Wyoming | Wyoming Vital Records Services | Wyoming offers online, mail and in-person ordering routes. |
Microsteps before ordering any death certificate
Newcomer Funeral Prices: Compare the Correct Local Market
Newcomer publishes local services-and-pricing pages and planning tools. Prices vary by market, merchandise and service choices, so do not transfer one city’s price to another chapel.
Dayton planning-tool examples
The official Dayton planner currently shows examples including simple cremation at $1,695 and a funeral ceremony with visitation the day before at $3,645.
The package descriptions exclude various merchandise and other possible charges. Verify the current total before signing.
Columbus planning-tool examples
The official Columbus planner currently shows examples including simple cremation at $1,495 and funeral ceremony with visitation the day before at $3,595.
Market pricing and package inclusions can change. Check the local complete price list.
Your FTC Funeral Rule rights
Ask for prices by telephone
A funeral provider must give you price information by telephone when you ask. You do not have to give your name or contact information first.
Get the General Price List
When you visit and begin discussing arrangements or pricing, the funeral home must provide a written General Price List that you can keep.
Choose individual items
You generally have the right to select only the funeral goods and services you want instead of being forced into an unwanted package.
Get a written itemized statement
After choosing arrangements and before payment, the funeral provider must give a statement listing the selected goods, services and costs.
Outside casket or urn
A funeral home cannot refuse a casket or urn bought elsewhere or charge a handling fee simply because it came from another seller.
Cremation container
The FTC says no state or local law requires a casket for cremation. Providers offering cremation must make alternative containers available.
If the Person Was a Veteran
Do not stop at the obituary. Eligible Veterans and family members may have burial, cemetery, memorial or reimbursement benefits available through the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Find the grave
Use the VA Nationwide Gravesite Locator for many national, state veterans and qualifying private-cemetery records.
National cemetery benefits
Eligible burial can include a gravesite, opening and closing, burial liner, government marker and perpetual care at no cost to the family.
Burial allowance
Some people who paid eligible Veteran funeral, burial, plot or transportation costs may qualify for VA reimbursement.
Can’t Find the Newcomer Obituary?
After You Find the Obituary
Save service information
Keep the obituary URL, chapel phone, visitation address, service location, cemetery and livestream link.
Social Security
SSA says funeral homes generally report deaths. If the death was not reported, family members may need to contact Social Security.
Survivor benefits
Certain spouses, divorced spouses, children and dependent parents may qualify for Social Security survivor payments.
- Save funeral estimates and itemized statements.
- Order the number of certified death certificates actually needed.
- Keep receipts for funeral, cemetery and Veteran-related expenses.
- Use official charity links for memorial donations.
- Recheck service details before travelling.
- Keep public obituary information separate from private estate paperwork.
For the larger administrative workflow, use our after-death notification checklist.
Official Sources Used for This Guide
Newcomer Funeral Service Group — Official Website Directory Current branded local Newcomer websites. Newcomer Funeral Service Group — Location Directory Multi-state funeral-home and cemetery location structure. Newcomer Dayton — Official Obituaries Current Dayton-area obituary listings and local chapel routes. Newcomer Columbus — Official Obituaries Current Columbus-area obituary listings and chapel information. Newcomer Akron — Official Obituaries Current Akron-area notices and official local contact route. New Comer Rochester — Official Obituaries Rochester obituary search, email alerts and grief-support route. Federal Trade Commission — Funeral Rule Funeral pricing, General Price List and consumer-choice protections. CDC/NCHS — Where to Write for Vital Records Official state-by-state route for certified death records. U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs — Nationwide Gravesite Locator Veteran burial and gravesite search route. Social Security Administration — What to Do When Someone Dies Death reporting and survivor-benefit starting information.Related RecentObituaries.info Guides
How We Verify Obituary Information
Understand the source hierarchy used for funeral homes, newspapers, cemeteries and government records.
Read verification policyDeath Certificate & Vital Records Guide
Use when certified government proof is needed instead of a memorial notice.
Read death-record guideFuneral Costs & Consumer Rights
Compare funeral prices, packages and federal consumer protections.
Read funeral-cost guideVeterans Burial & Memorial Benefits
Find VA burial, cemetery, memorial-item and allowance routes.
Read veterans guideAfter-Death Notification Checklist
Organize Social Security, banks, insurance, mail, records and other next steps.
Open checklistNewcomer Funeral Home Recent Obituaries FAQs
Where can I find Newcomer Funeral Home recent obituaries?
Choose the official Newcomer website for the person’s city or market, then open its Obituaries section. Newcomer has separate local websites rather than one simple nationwide obituary list.
How do I search Newcomer obituaries by name?
Open the correct local obituary page and search the last name first. Add the first name only if there are too many results. If necessary, try a nickname, maiden name, previous surname, spouse name or service date.
Why can’t I find a Newcomer Funeral Home obituary?
You may be searching the wrong local market, the notice may still be pending, the family may use another name form, the service may be handled by a group property using another brand, or the family may have chosen a private notice.
Which Newcomer Funeral Home phone number should I call?
Call the exact chapel or market shown on the person’s official memorial. Dayton and Columbus, for example, have multiple chapels with different phone numbers.
Can I subscribe to Newcomer obituary updates?
Many official Newcomer local obituary pages offer email updates when new obituaries are posted. Use the Subscribe section on the correct local Newcomer website.
Does Newcomer provide grief support?
Several Newcomer local sites offer a year of weekly grief-support messages. Availability can vary, so check the official obituary page for the market serving your family.
How do I find the cemetery from a Newcomer obituary?
Open the individual memorial and look for burial, interment, committal or graveside details. Confirm the cemetery name and city before visiting. If the person was a Veteran, the VA Nationwide Gravesite Locator may also help.
Can a Newcomer obituary replace a death certificate?
No. An obituary is a public memorial notice. Banks, insurers, estates, courts and government agencies may require a certified death certificate from the state or local vital-records office where the death occurred.
How can I compare Newcomer funeral prices?
Use the Services & Pricing page for the correct Newcomer market, review the local complete price list and ask for an itemized statement. Do not assume a Dayton, Columbus or Syracuse price applies in another market.
What should I verify before attending a Newcomer service?
Verify the person’s identity, chapel, date, time, exact venue, public or private status, livestream, cemetery, flowers and donation instructions on the official memorial or with the local chapel.
Before You Share, Travel or Pay
- Use the official Newcomer market for the person’s city or state.
- Confirm the correct person before sharing a death notice.
- Match the exact chapel and service address before travelling.
- Use the official memorial for flowers, donations and livestreams.
- Verify cemetery information before visiting a gravesite.
- Use the state of death for certified death records.
- Ask for current local pricing and an itemized statement before paying.
- Check VA benefits when the deceased served in the military.
RecentObituaries.info is an independent source-navigation guide. It does not publish on behalf of Newcomer Funeral Service Group and does not replace a funeral home’s current memorial, cemetery record, government death certificate or official benefits decision.