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Enter the person’s first name, last name and last known state to prepare an obituary, death, burial, cemetery, memorial and related public-record search.

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Official source checks used: Newcomer’s main location/about pages, Newcomer Dayton, Newcomer Columbus, Newcomer Akron, New Comer Syracuse, SSA death-reporting guidance, FTC Funeral Rule, Ohio/NY vital-record guidance, and verified internal guide pages from RecentObituaries.info. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
Newcomer obituary lookup and official-source guide

Newcomer Funeral Home Recent Obituaries: Find Notices, Locations, Service Times & Official Links

Searching for Newcomer Funeral Home recent obituaries can be confusing because Newcomer has many local websites and funeral-home locations. This guide helps you open the right obituary page, choose the correct chapel, verify service details, call the right phone number, and use official death-certificate routes when legal proof is needed.

Use Newcomer obituary pages for public notices and memorial details. Use the local chapel for final service time, location, flowers, livestream, cemetery, and day-of-service updates. Use state vital records only when you need a certified death certificate.

Newcomer local obituary search Dayton, Columbus, Akron, Syracuse examples Phone, address, map, official links Mobile-friendly WordPress layout
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Independent guide: RecentObituaries.info is not Newcomer Funeral Service Group, any Newcomer chapel, a funeral home, Social Security, the FTC, or any state vital-records office. Use this page to choose the correct route, then verify final details on the official funeral-home, obituary, or government source before traveling, paying, ordering records, sending flowers, or donating.

Choose your task

Each card jumps to a practical section with official links and next steps.

Task-first guide

Fast answer: where to find Newcomer recent obituaries

  • Start with the local Newcomer website: Newcomer Dayton, Columbus, Akron, Syracuse, or the city/state shown in the notice.
  • Use the obituary search box: search by last name first, then add first name, town, chapel, or service date.
  • Confirm the chapel: many Newcomer markets have multiple chapels, so match the address and phone before traveling.
  • Verify final details: call the local chapel if the service is today, tomorrow, weather affected, or shown on more than one memorial page.
  • Need legal proof: use the vital-records office for the state where the death occurred, not the obituary page.

Official steps with links

1

Choose the correct Newcomer market

Start with the city or state in the obituary result. Newcomer uses different local sites, so do not assume every notice is on one national page.

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2

Open the local obituary page

Use the official obituary page for the local Newcomer site. Start with surname-only search if the full name does not appear.

Open official obituary links
3

Match the chapel

Check the chapel name, address, phone number, and service location because viewing, funeral, church, cemetery, and reception may be different.

Compare phone and address
4

Verify service details

Before attending, confirm date, time, public/private status, livestream, flowers, donation link, cemetery, and weather changes.

Use verification checklist
5

Ask price questions safely

Use FTC Funeral Rule guidance. Funeral homes must give price information by phone and provide itemized price lists when required.

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6

Use vital records for legal proof

An obituary is not a certified death certificate. Use the state or county vital-records route where the death occurred.

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Use the right source for each need

Need Best source Exact action
Find newest Newcomer obituary Local Newcomer obituary page Choose the local market first, then search surname, first name, town, chapel, or date.
Find one person Obituary search box on the local Newcomer site Try legal name, nickname, maiden name, spouse, cemetery, school, veteran status, or funeral-home chapel.
Attend a service Individual obituary and local chapel phone number Verify service time, address, parking, livestream, cemetery, and public/private status before leaving.
Send flowers or donation Official obituary or funeral-home memorial page Use only the family’s official flower or donation instruction; call if the link looks unclear.
Compare funeral or cremation costs Local Newcomer price page or phone call + FTC Funeral Rule Ask for the General Price List and a written itemized statement before payment.
Get a death certificate State vital-records office where the death occurred Check eligibility, ID, fee, certificate type, processing time, and official ordering route.

Newcomer obituary pages, phone numbers, addresses, and maps

Newcomer market / chapel Phone / address Use for Official / map
Newcomer Dayton β€” Beavercreek Chapel (937) 429-4700
3380 Dayton-Xenia Rd, Beavercreek, OH 45432
Dayton-area obituaries, Beavercreek services, flowers, guestbook, directions, and local chapel confirmation. Obituaries
Official chapel
Map
Newcomer Dayton β€” North Dayton Chapel (937) 235-1000
4104 Needmore Rd, Dayton, OH 45424
North Dayton and Huber Heights area notices, service times, visitation, and local phone confirmation. Obituaries
Official chapel
Map
Newcomer Dayton β€” Kettering Chapel (937) 293-4141
3940 Kettering Blvd, Kettering, OH 45439
Kettering and south Dayton notices, visitation, service directions, memorial pages, and flowers. Obituaries
Official chapel
Map
Newcomer Dayton β€” Centerville Chapel (937) 865-8000
820 Miamisburg Centerville Rd, Dayton, OH 45459
Centerville, south Dayton, and Miamisburg-area service questions and local obituary verification. Obituaries
All Dayton locations
Map
Newcomer Columbus β€” Northeast Chapel (614) 818-1188
3047 East Dublin-Granville Rd, Columbus, OH 43231
Columbus-area notices, Northeast Chapel services, guestbook messages, and local service confirmation. Obituaries
Official chapel
Map
Newcomer Columbus β€” Northwest Chapel (614) 964-0404
10051 Brewster Lane, Powell, OH 43065
Northwest Columbus, Powell, Dublin-area services, visitation, receptions, and memorial details. Obituaries
Official chapel
Map
Newcomer Columbus β€” Southwest Chapel (614) 539-6166
3393 Broadway, Grove City, OH 43123
Grove City and southwest Columbus notices, service details, flowers, and family messages. Obituaries
Official chapel
Map
Newcomer Akron (330) 784-3334
131 N Canton Rd, Akron, OH 44305
Akron-area obituaries, local service details, guestbook, flowers, and chapel confirmation. Obituaries
Official chapel
Map
New Comer Syracuse (315) 214-0400
705 N Main St, Syracuse, NY 13212
Syracuse and North Syracuse-area notices, service details, directions, flowers, and local contact. Official site
Map
Other Newcomer locations Use the official Newcomer location directory for Colorado, Florida, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, New York, Ohio, Wisconsin, Wyoming, and related local markets. Finding the correct local Newcomer website before searching obituaries or calling a chapel. Open location directory

Practical rule: Do not rely on β€œNewcomer Funeral Home” alone. Match the market, chapel, phone number, address, family name, and service date before sending flowers, signing a guestbook, attending a service, or paying online.

Verify before visiting, paying, or sharing

Check Why it matters Do this
Correct person Similar names may appear across different Newcomer markets. Match age, relatives, town, chapel, publish date, and service date.
Correct chapel Many local markets have multiple chapels and separate service locations. Confirm chapel name, address, phone, map, and the obituary’s service location.
Service time Service details may change after the obituary is posted. Call the chapel if the service is within 48 hours or weather may affect travel.
Flowers or donations Families may prefer a charity instead of flowers. Use only the official obituary or chapel instruction.
Guestbook message Guestbook notes may be public. Do not post private address, medical, financial, account, or family-conflict details.
Death certificate need An obituary is not certified legal proof. Use the state vital-records office where the death occurred.

Death certificate: use the state where the death occurred

1
Do not use an obituary as legal proof

An obituary helps with service and memorial details, but banks, estates, insurers, pensions, and agencies usually require a certified death certificate.

2
Match the death location

Use Ohio records for Ohio deaths, New York records for New York deaths, and the correct state office for deaths in other Newcomer service states.

3
Prepare before ordering

Have full legal name, date/place of death, relationship or legal interest, ID, mailing address, certificate type, and payment method ready.

4
Use official government pages

Fees, eligibility, processing, and vendor rules can change. Check the official state page before paying.

Funeral cost and payment safety guide

Do not pay through a random copied obituary page. Use the official Newcomer obituary page, official chapel page, or a government vital-records page before entering payment details.
Before paying for Ask or verify Save this proof
Funeral or cremation arrangements Ask for the General Price List, package details, cash-advance items, and written itemized statement. Quote, itemized statement, signed agreement, receipt, and director contact.
Flowers Use the official obituary flower link or call the chapel if the link is unclear. Order receipt, delivery address, date, and florist confirmation.
Memorial donation Match the charity name and link to the family’s official obituary instruction. Donation receipt, charity confirmation, and obituary link.
Death certificate Use state vital records, not a paid ad or copied memorial page. Order number, payment receipt, certificate type, and mailing address.

Map: Newcomer Dayton Beavercreek Chapel

This embedded map is for the Dayton-area Beavercreek Chapel because Dayton is a common Newcomer search result. For Columbus, Akron, Syracuse, or another Newcomer market, use the map links in the location table above.

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Source check

Information Source checked Why it matters
Newcomer multi-state location structure Newcomer Funeral Service Group location/about pages Searchers must choose the correct local Newcomer site before trusting an obituary result.
Dayton obituaries, phones, and addresses Newcomer Dayton official obituary, home, contact, and chapel pages Dayton has multiple chapels with different phone numbers and addresses.
Columbus obituaries, phones, and addresses Newcomer Columbus official obituary, home, and chapel pages Columbus has Northeast, Northwest, and Southwest chapel routes.
Akron and Syracuse official details Newcomer Akron and New Comer Syracuse official pages These searches often appear with the same β€œNewcomer” name but different cities and phone numbers.
Death reporting and funeral price rights SSA death-reporting guidance and FTC Funeral Rule Families need safe next steps after finding an obituary and before paying or filing paperwork.
Death certificate route Ohio/NY vital-record guidance and RecentObituaries.info death-certificate guide An obituary is not a certified legal record.

After you find the obituary

Save the notice link

Keep the obituary URL, chapel phone number, service address, guestbook, flowers, and donation instructions.

Call if the service is soon

Call the local Newcomer chapel if the service is today, tomorrow, weather affected, or shown at multiple locations.

Keep paperwork proof

Save certificate receipts, funeral quotes, confirmation numbers, order emails, and call notes.

Newcomer Funeral Home recent obituaries FAQs

Where can I find Newcomer Funeral Home recent obituaries?

Start with the local Newcomer website for the city or state connected to the person. Newcomer Dayton, Columbus, Akron, Syracuse, and other markets have separate obituary pages.

Is there one national Newcomer Funeral Home obituary page?

Newcomer has a main location directory, but obituary searches usually work best on the local Newcomer site for the correct market, chapel, city, or state.

How do I search Newcomer Funeral Home obituaries by name?

Search the last name first. If too many results appear, add first name, city, state, chapel, spouse name, maiden name, cemetery, or service date.

Which Newcomer Funeral Home phone number should I call?

Call the chapel listed in the obituary. For example, Dayton-area chapels have separate Beavercreek, North Dayton, Kettering, and Centerville phone numbers, and Columbus has Northeast, Northwest, and Southwest chapel numbers.

What should I verify before attending a Newcomer service?

Verify the person’s name, chapel, service date, time, address, public/private status, livestream, cemetery, parking, flowers, and donation instructions on the official obituary page or by phone.

Can I send flowers from any Newcomer obituary search result?

Use the flower link shown on the official Newcomer obituary or funeral-home memorial page only. If the page looks copied or the location is unclear, call the chapel before paying.

Can a Newcomer obituary replace a death certificate?

No. A Newcomer obituary is a public notice or memorial page. Certified death certificates must be requested through the state or local vital-records office where the death occurred.

Why can’t I find a Newcomer Funeral Home obituary?

The notice may not be posted yet, may be private, may use a nickname or maiden name, or may be on a different local Newcomer website. Try surname-only search and add the city or chapel.

How do I compare Newcomer funeral or cremation costs safely?

Ask the local chapel for price information, the General Price List, and a written itemized statement. The FTC Funeral Rule explains price-list and itemized-choice rights.

What should I save after finding a Newcomer obituary?

Save the obituary link, chapel phone number, service address, cemetery details, livestream link, guestbook, flower or donation instructions, certificate receipts, and confirmation numbers.

Final action

Choose the correct Newcomer market first, open the matching official obituary page, verify service details with the local chapel, and use the correct state vital-records office only when certified legal proof is required.

Editorial note: This page is a practical source-navigation guide. It does not replace official Newcomer Funeral Home notices, local chapel instructions, state vital records, legal advice, SSA guidance, VA decisions, FTC guidance, or emergency services.

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