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Fredericksburg, Texas funeral-home guide

Find Fredericksburg Funeral Home Obituaries, Services & Local Records

Looking for Fredericksburg Funeral Home recent obituaries? This page covers the funeral home at 2278 South Highway 87 in Fredericksburg, Texas. Start with its official obituary page, verify the correct person, then use the individual memorial for visitation, funeral, church, cemetery, flowers and guestbook details.

Reviewed September 30, 2026 β€’ Fredericksburg & Gillespie County, Texas β€’ Independent source-navigation guide

Quick Answer: Start With the Official Funeral Home

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Recent obituary

Use Fredericksburg Funeral Home’s official obituary search for notices handled by this funeral home.

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Service details

Open the individual memorial to confirm visitation, funeral, church, cemetery and memorial instructions.

3

Certified record

Use Gillespie County Clerk or Texas Vital Statistics when you need a certified death certificate.

4

Older research

Use the Fredericksburg Standard Radio-Post, Gillespie County Historical Society and local library resources.

Important location check: this keyword refers to Fredericksburg Funeral Home in Fredericksburg, Texas. It should not be confused with funeral homes serving Fredericksburg, Virginia.
Official obituary route

How to Find Fredericksburg Funeral Home Recent Obituaries

The funeral home maintains its own current obituary page with a name search and browse option. This is the best first stop when you know Fredericksburg Funeral Home is handling the arrangements.

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Open the official obituary page. Use the funeral home’s own website rather than a copied obituary directory.
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Enter the person’s name. Start with the full name. Try the surname alone if nothing appears.
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Open the individual memorial. Check the death date, hometown, relatives and service information.
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Read every service separately. Visitation, funeral, Mass, church service and graveside service can occur on different days and at different locations.
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Recheck before travelling. Call the funeral home if the service is soon, weather may interfere or another page shows conflicting details.
Wider search: the Fredericksburg-area obituary directory includes notices from Fredericksburg Funeral Home, Schaetter Funeral Home, newspapers and other providers. Confirm the funeral-home name on the actual notice before assuming Fredericksburg Funeral Home is handling the service.
Useful obituary feature

Get New Fredericksburg Funeral Home Obituaries by Email

The official obituary page provides an email-subscription option for new obituary notices.

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Open the funeral home obituary page. Scroll to the subscription area.
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Enter your email address. Use an address you can access for confirmation messages.
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Confirm the subscription when required. Future obituary notices can then be delivered without repeatedly checking the page.
The site also offers a year of weekly grief-support messages. This is separate from the obituary-notification subscription.

Confirm the Correct Person Before Sharing the Notice

Check Why it helps Pause when…
Full name Similar surnames are common in Gillespie County and the Texas Hill Country. The middle name, nickname or surname conflicts.
Age / dates Helps distinguish people with similar names. The age or date is clearly wrong.
Relatives Spouse, children, parents and siblings are strong identity clues. No close family information matches.
Community Notices may connect Fredericksburg with Stonewall, Harper, Kerrville, Mason, Johnson City or other Hill Country communities. There is no known local connection.
Funeral home Confirms who is responsible for current arrangements. Another funeral provider is listed.
Cemetery / church Provides another local identity clue. The venue belongs to an unrelated person or community.
Do not announce a death from a Google snippet or social post alone. Open the complete official memorial and confirm the person before sharing service information.
Verified funeral-home details

Fredericksburg Funeral Home Address & Phone

Funeral home

Fredericksburg Funeral Home

2278 South Highway 87
Fredericksburg, TX 78624

Telephone

830-997-9212

Call directly when you need to confirm a service, visitation or immediate arrangement.

Service area

The funeral home states that it serves Gillespie County and surrounding Texas communities.

What Services Does Fredericksburg Funeral Home Offer?

B

Traditional burial

Burial arrangements can include visitation, funeral service, graveside service and help with casket and memorial-marker decisions.

V

Viewing / visitation

Families can choose viewing or visitation before the funeral when appropriate.

G

Graveside service

A graveside or committal service may be held after a funeral or as the primary public service.

C

Cremation

The funeral home offers traditional service followed by cremation, memorial service, graveside service after cremation and direct cremation.

M

Memorial service

Memorial services can be held at the chapel, a church or another venue chosen by the family.

P

Preplanning

The official site provides preplanning resources and says the funeral home accepts many existing pre-need policies or transfers.

Verify the Funeral Before You Travel

T

Every time separately

Visitation, funeral, Mass, memorial and graveside service can occur on different days.

A

Every address separately

The funeral home, church and cemetery may each use a different location.

P

Public or private

Do not assume every event is open to everyone. Read the memorial carefully or call.

F

Flowers

Use the flower instructions on the official memorial and confirm the delivery destination.

D

Memorial donations

Use the family’s stated charity and verify the organization on its own website before paying.

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Conflicting details

If two reliable sources disagree, call Fredericksburg Funeral Home before travelling.

Simple call script: β€œI’m checking the public arrangements for [full name]. Can you confirm the visitation, service time, exact location and cemetery, and whether anything has changed?”
Recovery workflow

No Fredericksburg Funeral Home Obituary Found?

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Remove the middle name. The memorial may use only first and last name.
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Try the surname alone. Scan the approximate date range.
3
Try nickname or maiden name. Historical and family notices may use another name form.
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Search Fredericksburg, Texas broadly. Another funeral home may be handling the arrangements.
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Check the Fredericksburg Standard Radio-Post. A newspaper notice may exist even when the expected funeral-home result does not.
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Respect a private result. A family may choose no public obituary or a private service.
Official Gillespie County record

How to Get a Fredericksburg Death Certificate

Gillespie County Clerk is the local registrar for county vital records and provides a mail application for certified death certificates.

Local first copy

The current Gillespie County application lists $21 for the first certified death certificate.

Additional copies

The current county application lists $4 each for additional copies ordered at the same time.

County Clerk

101 W Main St.
Mail Unit 13, Room 109
Fredericksburg, TX 78624

Phone: 830-997-6515
Current public office hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., excluding county holidays.

Who can request a recent Texas death certificate?

Texas restricts access to death certificates for 25 years after the death. Immediate family generally includes a child, parent or guardian, sibling, grandparent or spouse. Other applicants need documentation showing a direct, tangible legal interest.

Local request microsteps

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Confirm the death occurred in Gillespie County. The obituary location alone does not determine the issuing office.
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Prepare the full name and death date. The application also asks for the county of death and parent information.
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Check your eligibility. Recent Texas records are restricted.
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Prepare acceptable identification. Follow the current application instructions exactly.
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Choose how many certified copies you really need. Ask banks, insurers and estate professionals before ordering extras.
Texas statewide alternative

Gillespie County vs. Texas State Death Certificate

Route Current first copy Additional same-order copy Best use
Gillespie County Clerk $21 $4 Local Gillespie County record and local-office assistance.
Texas DSHS Vital Statistics $20 $3 Texas statewide ordering when you meet state eligibility rules.
Do not choose by fee alone. Check where the death occurred, your relationship to the deceased, identification requirements and available order methods before submitting payment.
Fredericksburg genealogy

How to Find Older Fredericksburg Obituaries

Fredericksburg Standard Radio-Post

The newspaper’s obituary pages provide another route when a notice is not on the expected funeral-home site.

Gillespie County Historical Society

The Society’s research library holds family histories, oral histories, historical records, more than 45,000 images and over forty years of bound Radio Post material.

Pioneer Memorial Library

The Fredericksburg library provides TexShare research databases, which include genealogy and historical research resources for eligible library users.

Gillespie County public records

The County Clerk provides online index searches for death and other public records, although certified copies must follow the official request rules.

Research contacts

Gillespie County Historical Society / Pioneer Museum
325 W. Main St.
Fredericksburg, TX 78624
Phone: 830-990-8441

Pioneer Memorial Library
115 West Main Street
Fredericksburg, TX 78624
Phone: 830-997-6513

Older-obituary search order

  1. Search full name and approximate death year.
  2. Try surname only plus Fredericksburg or Gillespie County.
  3. Check the Fredericksburg Standard Radio-Post obituary archive.
  4. Search family histories and historical collections at the Pioneer Museum research library.
  5. Use the Pioneer Memorial Library genealogy databases.
  6. Use Gillespie County death indexes when you need a date clue.
Historic local cemetery

Der Stadt Friedhof Cemetery & Burial Research

Fredericksburg obituaries may name many different cemeteries. One important local cemetery is Der Stadt Friedhof, the historic Fredericksburg city cemetery established with the community in 1846 and still active today.

Der Stadt Friedhof

301 N. Lee Street
Fredericksburg, TX 78624

Research value

The cemetery is one of Fredericksburg’s oldest burial grounds and contains graves connected with the early German settlement and later generations of Gillespie County residents.

Before visiting any cemetery

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Copy the cemetery name exactly. Fredericksburg Funeral Home services can use different cemeteries across Gillespie County and neighboring counties.
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Verify the cemetery city. A graveside service may take place outside Fredericksburg.
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Ask for grave-location help. Contact the cemetery or responsible organization when section or lot information is missing.
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Check visitor rules. Decoration, access and maintenance rules can differ by cemetery.
Never invent a grave location. If the obituary only names the cemetery, do not guess the plot, section or grave number.

Verify Fredericksburg Funeral Home Through Texas Licensing

The Texas Funeral Service Commission regulates Texas funeral homes, funeral directors, embalmers and crematories. Its public search can verify an establishment or professional by name, location or license number.

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Open TFSC License Search. Use the official state licensing route.
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Search β€œFredericksburg Funeral Home.” Compare the Fredericksburg address with the provider you are using.
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Check the current license status and expiration. Do not rely only on a directory or advertisement.
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Use the complaint route if necessary. Keep contracts, receipts, price lists, emails and other supporting documents.
Texas regulators specifically advise consumers to verify that a funeral provider is licensed before paying or agreeing to pay for funeral services, particularly when the provider was found online.
Free local benefit help

Gillespie County Veteran & Burial Benefit Help

The Gillespie County Veterans Service Office helps county Veterans and their dependents understand and apply for federal and state benefits. The County states that there is no charge for its services.

Local office

95 Frederick Rd, Suite 200
Fredericksburg, TX 78624
Phone: 830-997-3758

Current office model

The County currently lists office hours from 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. by appointment.

Ask about these items when military service applies

  • VA burial allowance eligibility.
  • Military funeral honors.
  • Burial flag.
  • Government headstone, marker or medallion.
  • National or state Veterans cemetery eligibility.
  • Survivor and dependent benefits.
  • Help locating military-service records such as a DD-214.

Funeral Price Rights Before You Agree to Pay

Federal Funeral Rule protections apply when arranging funeral goods and services in Texas.

Ask for prices by phone

A funeral provider must give price information by telephone when you ask.

Get a General Price List

When discussing arrangements or prices in person, ask for the itemized General Price List and keep it.

Choose individual services

You generally have the right to buy individual goods and services rather than an unwanted package.

Separate outside charges

Ask which costs belong to the funeral home and which come from the cemetery, newspaper, clergy, florist or other provider.

Prepaid funeral issue? Texas Funeral Service Commission regulates funeral establishments, while Texas Department of Banking has jurisdiction over certain prepaid funeral and perpetual-care cemetery matters. Use the regulator that matches the problem.

Flowers, Donations, Guestbooks & Payment Safety

Flowers

Use the family-authorized memorial. Confirm the correct person and service location before ordering.

Memorial donations

Use the charity named by the family, then open the charity’s own official website before entering payment information.

Guestbook

Assume online condolences are public. Do not post private addresses, financial information, medical claims or family disputes.

Unexpected payment request

Call the funeral home directly at its verified number before responding to an unusual request involving remains, services or memorial products.

Obituary Correction vs. Death Certificate Correction

Funeral-home memorial

Contact Fredericksburg Funeral Home

If a public memorial has an incorrect name, date, service detail or family-approved fact, contact the funeral home responsible for the page.

Government record

Use Texas Vital Statistics

Correcting an online obituary does not change the certified death certificate. Texas uses a separate amendment process for official death records.

After You Find the Obituary: Important Next Steps

Save the memorial

Keep the official obituary link and any newspaper notice separately.

Confirm all locations

Save funeral-home, church and cemetery addresses separately.

Death certificates

Ask banks, insurers and estate professionals how many certified copies they need.

Social Security

Ask the funeral director whether the death was reported before making a duplicate report.

Veteran benefits

Gather military-service records, death certificate, funeral invoices and cemetery information early.

Keep a contact log

Save dates, names, receipts, confirmation numbers and documents requested by each organization.

Common Search Mistakes

Opening Fredericksburg, Virginia

Add β€œTexas,” β€œTX,” β€œGillespie County” or the funeral-home name to your search.

Searching only one spelling

Try nickname, middle initial, maiden name and surname only.

Using only the death date

The obituary may be published several days after the death.

Assuming every Fredericksburg obituary is theirs

Other funeral homes and newspapers also publish Fredericksburg-area notices.

Using a third-party service time

Recheck the individual memorial or call before attending.

Confusing obituary with certificate

Use Vital Statistics when legal proof is required.

Related RecentObituaries.info Guides

Obituary Search & Recent Notices Guide

Use names, dates, locations, funeral homes, newspapers and cemetery clues.

Death Certificate & Vital Records Guide

Know when an obituary is not enough for legal, banking, insurance or estate tasks.

After-Death Notification Checklist

Organize Social Security, insurance, banks, mail, certificates and other notifications.

Primary & Official Sources Used

Fredericksburg Funeral Home β€” Obituaries Official recent obituary search, memorial pages and email subscription. Fredericksburg Funeral Home β€” Official Website Verified address, phone and Gillespie County service-area information. Fredericksburg Funeral Home β€” Burial Services Burial, traditional funeral, viewing and graveside service information. Fredericksburg Funeral Home β€” Cremation Services Traditional service with cremation, memorial, graveside and direct-cremation options. Gillespie County Clerk β€” Vital Records Local certified death-certificate route and application access. Texas DSHS β€” Death Records Statewide certified records, requester requirements and ordering options. Texas Funeral Service Commission β€” License Verification Official funeral-home and funeral-professional license verification. Gillespie County Veterans Services No-charge local benefit advocacy for Veterans and eligible dependents. Der Stadt Friedhof Historic active Fredericksburg cemetery and local burial-history resource. Gillespie County Historical Society β€” Research Library Family histories, oral histories, Radio Post material and local archives. Pioneer Memorial Library Fredericksburg library and genealogy/database research resources.

Fredericksburg Funeral Home Recent Obituaries FAQs

Where can I find Fredericksburg Funeral Home recent obituaries?

Use the official Fredericksburg Funeral Home obituary page. It provides a name search, browse option and individual memorial pages with service information.

Which Fredericksburg Funeral Home does this page cover?

This guide covers Fredericksburg Funeral Home at 2278 South Highway 87 in Fredericksburg, Texas, serving Gillespie County and surrounding areas.

What is the Fredericksburg Funeral Home phone number?

The official funeral-home website currently lists 830-997-9212.

Can I receive new obituaries by email?

Yes. The official obituary page provides an email-subscription option for newly added obituaries.

Does Fredericksburg Funeral Home offer burial services?

Yes. Its official site describes traditional funeral, burial, viewing and graveside service options.

Does Fredericksburg Funeral Home offer cremation?

Yes. The funeral home describes traditional service followed by cremation, memorial services, graveside services after cremation and direct cremation.

Does Fredericksburg Funeral Home offer preplanning?

Yes. Its website provides preplanning resources and states that many existing pre-need policies or transfers can be accepted, subject to the funeral home’s current terms.

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

Try surname only, nickname, maiden name and a wider date range. The family may also be using another funeral home, newspaper-only notice, delayed announcement or private arrangements.

Where else can I search Fredericksburg Texas obituaries?

Use the Fredericksburg Standard Radio-Post obituary page or a Fredericksburg-area obituary directory, then verify final arrangements with the handling funeral home.

How much is a Gillespie County death certificate?

The current Gillespie County mail application lists $21 for the first certified death certificate and $4 for each additional copy ordered at the same time.

How much is a Texas state death certificate?

Texas DSHS currently lists $20 for the first certified death certificate and $3 for each additional certificate ordered at the same time.

Who can get a recent Texas death certificate?

Texas restricts death records for 25 years after death. Immediate family and other qualified applicants with documented legal interest may request certified copies under the applicable rules.

How can I find older Fredericksburg obituaries?

Check the Fredericksburg Standard Radio-Post, Gillespie County Historical Society research library, Pioneer Memorial Library genealogy resources and Gillespie County death-record indexes.

What is Der Stadt Friedhof?

Der Stadt Friedhof is Fredericksburg’s historic city cemetery at 301 N. Lee Street. It dates to the founding period of Fredericksburg and remains an active cemetery.

How do I verify a Texas funeral home?

Use the Texas Funeral Service Commission License Search and Verification system. Search the funeral establishment by name or location and check its current license status.

Where can a Gillespie County Veteran family get benefit help?

Gillespie County Veterans Service Office provides no-charge benefit advocacy for county Veterans and their dependents. Families can also check VA burial and memorial benefits.

What should I verify before attending a funeral?

Confirm the correct person, each service date and time, exact venue, public or private status, cemetery, flowers or donations and any last-minute changes with the handling funeral home.

Does correcting an obituary correct the death certificate?

No. The funeral-home obituary and the official Texas death certificate are separate records and use separate correction processes.

Before You Share, Travel or Pay

  • Make sure you are using Fredericksburg Funeral Home in Fredericksburg, Texas.
  • Open the official funeral-home memorial instead of relying on a search snippet.
  • Match the correct person using name, age, relatives and community.
  • Verify every visitation, funeral, church and cemetery location separately.
  • Use Gillespie County or Texas Vital Statistics for certified death records.
  • Verify unfamiliar funeral providers through the Texas Funeral Service Commission.
  • Use local historical resources for older Fredericksburg and Gillespie County deaths.
  • Check Veteran benefits early when military service applies.
  • Keep private medical, financial and family information out of public guestbooks.

RecentObituaries.info is an independent source-navigation guide. It is not Fredericksburg Funeral Home, Gillespie County, Texas DSHS, a cemetery, newspaper, library or government agency. Verify final service, payment, record and benefit details with the organization responsible for them.

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