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Find Berger Memorial Recent Obituaries, Service Details & St. Louis Records
Looking for a recent Berger Memorial Chapel obituary? Start with the official Berger Memorial/Dignity Memorial obituary search, then open the individual notice to confirm visitation, funeral, livestream, cemetery and shiva information. For a certified death record, use the Missouri or correct St. Louis local vital-record office instead of an obituary copy.
Quick Answer: Berger Memorial Chapel at a Glance
Recent obituaries
Use Berger Memorial’s official Dignity Memorial page or obituary search, then open the complete notice.
Current services
Recent notices may include visitation, funeral or memorial services, livestreams, burial information and shiva details.
Direct contact
Berger Memorial Chapel is at 9430 Olive Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63132. Current phone: 314-361-0622.
Legal records
An obituary is not a certified death certificate. Use the correct Missouri, St. Louis County or St. Louis City record office.
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Where to Find Berger Memorial Recent Obituaries
Berger Memorial Chapel’s official Dignity Memorial page includes a recent-obituary section, while Dignity Memorial’s obituary search allows searching by first name, last name, state and publication date.
Berger Memorial page
Start with the official chapel page when you want Berger Memorial contact details, service information and its obituary area.
Dignity obituary search
Search the full name, then narrow the results by Missouri and publication date when necessary.
Individual memorial
Open the person’s full memorial page to see service, livestream, burial, donation and remembrance details when provided.
How to Search Berger Memorial Obituaries by Name
Berger Memorial Chapel Address, Phone & Contact
Berger Memorial Chapel
9430 Olive Blvd
St. Louis, MO 63132
Phone: 314-361-0622
The official location page says the team can be contacted for immediate assistance and funeral-planning questions.
Location context
The funeral home moved from St. Louis’ Central West End to its current Olivette-area location in October 2013.
The postal address is listed by the provider as St. Louis, Missouri 63132.
Jewish Funeral Traditions at Berger Memorial Chapel
Berger Memorial Chapel says it has served St. Louis and the local Jewish community since 1896 and specializes in Jewish funeral traditions and burial customs.
Jewish funeral services
The provider offers traditional Jewish funeral services and says its staff understands the religious significance of Jewish funeral customs.
Timely burial planning
The chapel notes that Jewish tradition often calls for burial as soon as practical, and its staff works with families to accommodate this need.
Service locations
Services may take place at the chapel, a local synagogue or a Jewish cemetery in the greater St. Louis area.
What to Check Before Attending a Berger Memorial Service
Service time
Visitation may begin before the funeral or memorial service, sometimes by only 30 minutes.
Exact location
The funeral may be at Berger Memorial while burial and shiva take place elsewhere.
Livestream
Some recent Berger Memorial services have included an official livestream link on the memorial page.
Cemetery
Copy the exact cemetery name and address from the memorial before travelling.
Shiva
When published, shiva dates, times and locations may appear separately from the funeral service.
Donations
Use only the charity or memorial-contribution instructions authorized by the family.
Berger Memorial Cemetery & Burial Information
Berger Memorial Chapel does not use one cemetery for every family. The official provider says it works with Jewish cemeteries throughout the greater St. Louis metropolitan area.
United Hebrew Cemetery
Recent Berger Memorial notices have included burials at United Hebrew Cemetery in University City.
Chesed Shel Emeth Cemetery
Recent Berger Memorial notices have also included graveside or interment services at Chesed Shel Emeth locations.
Before visiting a grave
- Copy the cemetery name exactly from the obituary.
- Confirm which cemetery location is intended.
- Check the burial or graveside-service time separately from the funeral time.
- Call the cemetery for grave location when section or lot information is missing.
- Check current visitor and decoration rules before bringing items to the grave.
How to Get a St. Louis County Death Certificate
Berger Memorial Chapel is in the St. Louis County area, but the correct death-record office depends on where the death was recorded—not where the funeral was held.
| St. Louis County record | Current detail | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Death certificates | 1980–present | Use St. Louis County Office of Vital Records when its record coverage applies. |
| First copy | $14 | Includes the first certified copy. |
| Additional copies | $11 each | Additional copies of the same death record ordered together. |
Missouri Death Certificate Fees
| Missouri service | Current fee | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Death certificate | $14 | Includes a five-year search and one certified copy when the record is found. |
| Additional same record | $11 each | Additional certified copies ordered at the same time. |
| VitalChek | Extra vendor charge | Online or phone ordering can include additional service charges. |
How to Find Older Berger Memorial & St. Louis Obituaries
For historical St. Louis deaths, St. Louis County Library’s History & Genealogy resources provide newspaper indexes, microfilm and obituary lookup help.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch index
The searchable index includes selected periods from 1880 through 2023, including funeral notices, obituary articles, burial permits and other death-related notices.
Historical Post-Dispatch
The Library lists full-text and full-image historical St. Louis Post-Dispatch access from 1874–2003 through ProQuest.
Other St. Louis newspapers
Library indexes include the Globe-Democrat, St. Louis Sun, Westliche Post and other historic publications.
Obituary lookup requests
The History & Genealogy Department can perform certain obituary lookups when you provide a death date or exact citation.
Older obituary search steps
How to Verify a Missouri Funeral Provider
The Missouri State Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors regulates funeral establishments, funeral directors and embalmers.
Phone: 573-751-0813
Funeral Pricing and Consumer Checks
Berger Memorial’s official page provides a pricing route, but final funeral cost depends on selected services, merchandise, cemetery charges, certificates and other third-party expenses.
Ask for itemized prices
Separate funeral-home service charges from cemetery, obituary, clergy, flowers and other outside costs.
Death certificates
Certificate fees can be added to the arrangement total, so ask how many certified copies are actually needed.
Burial vs. cremation
The official provider offers both burial and cremation planning. Compare what is included before selecting an option.
Prepaid arrangements
Read transfer, cancellation, funding and merchandise terms before paying for a pre-need contract.
If the Person Was a Veteran
Berger Memorial says its team assists Veteran families. For eligible Veterans and qualifying family members, Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery is an important St. Louis-area federal burial resource.
Schedule a burial
The VA says discharge documents should be sent to the National Cemetery Scheduling Office, followed by a call to 800-535-1117.
Flowers, Donations, Guestbooks & Livestream Safety
Flowers and sympathy gifts
Use the official memorial or funeral-home page after confirming the correct person and service.
Memorial donations
Open the named charity’s official website before entering payment information.
Guestbook or memory posts
Assume anything posted is public. Avoid private addresses, financial details and family disputes.
Livestreams
Use the livestream button provided on the official obituary when one is available.
Primary and Official Sources
Berger Memorial Chapel — Official Dignity Memorial Location Address, phone, Jewish funeral services, history, planning and obituary access. Dignity Memorial — Obituary Search Search by first name, last name, state and publication date. Missouri Department of Health — Vital Record Fees Current Missouri death-certificate fee information. St. Louis County Library — Post-Dispatch Obituary Index Historical obituary, funeral-notice and burial-permit index coverage. Missouri Board of Embalmers & Funeral Directors Funeral establishment and professional licensing resources. VA — Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery Address, burial scheduling, grave-location and visitor information.Berger Memorial Recent Obituaries FAQs
Where can I find recent Berger Memorial obituaries?
Use Berger Memorial Chapel’s official Dignity Memorial location page or Dignity Memorial’s obituary search. Search the full name, select Missouri when needed and open the complete individual memorial.
What is Berger Memorial Chapel’s address and phone number?
Berger Memorial Chapel is listed at 9430 Olive Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63132. Its current public phone number is 314-361-0622.
Does Berger Memorial Chapel serve the Jewish community?
Yes. Berger Memorial Chapel says it has served St. Louis and its Jewish community since 1896 and specializes in Jewish funeral services and burial traditions.
Can Berger Memorial funeral services be livestreamed?
Some Berger Memorial obituary pages include an official livestream for the funeral or memorial service. Availability depends on the individual arrangements, so check the specific obituary.
What should I do if I cannot find a Berger Memorial obituary?
Try alternate spellings, nicknames, maiden names and a wider date range. Then use the Dignity Memorial obituary search or call Berger Memorial Chapel at 314-361-0622.
How much is a Missouri death certificate?
Missouri currently lists $14 for a death certificate, including a five-year search and one certified copy when found, and $11 for each additional copy of the same record ordered at the same time.
How far back do St. Louis County death certificates go?
The current St. Louis County Vital Records application lists local death certificates from 1980 to the present.
How old is Berger Memorial Chapel?
The official Berger Memorial page says the business began in 1896 and has served generations of St. Louis families and the local Jewish community.
Which cemeteries does Berger Memorial use?
There is no single cemetery for every Berger Memorial funeral. Recent notices have included United Hebrew Cemetery and Chesed Shel Emeth Cemetery, while the official provider says it works with Jewish cemeteries throughout the greater St. Louis area.
How can I verify a Missouri funeral provider?
Use the Missouri Division of Professional Registration Licensee Search and the State Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors resources to verify a funeral establishment or licensed professional.
Where can I find older St. Louis obituaries?
St. Louis County Library provides newspaper indexes, historical databases, microfilm and obituary lookup services, including a searchable St. Louis Post-Dispatch obituary index for selected years.
What national cemetery is near St. Louis?
Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery is at 2900 Sheridan Road, St. Louis, MO 63125. Eligible Veterans and qualifying family members can use the VA burial-scheduling process.
Is a Berger Memorial obituary the same as a death certificate?
No. A Berger Memorial obituary is a public memorial and service notice. A certified death certificate is an official government record used for legal, insurance, estate and other administrative purposes.
Before You Share, Travel or Pay
- Open the complete Berger Memorial obituary instead of relying on a search snippet.
- Confirm the person with name, age, relatives and St. Louis connection.
- Check visitation, funeral, cemetery and shiva information separately.
- Use the official memorial for any livestream.
- Call Berger Memorial before a long trip when arrangements are unclear.
- Use Missouri or the correct local office for certified death records.
- Use St. Louis County Library for older obituary research.
- Verify unfamiliar funeral-service professionals through Missouri licensing tools.
- Keep private medical, financial and family information out of public guestbooks.
RecentObituaries.info is an independent source-navigation guide. It is not Berger Memorial Chapel, Dignity Memorial, Missouri Vital Records, St. Louis County, St. Louis City, a cemetery or the Department of Veterans Affairs. Verify final service, record and payment information with the organization responsible for it.