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Fort Pierce β€’ Vero Beach β€’ Florida Treasure Coast

Find Stone Brothers Obituaries, Funeral Services and Official Florida Records

Looking for Stone Brothers recent obituaries? Stone Bros. Funeral Home and Chapel has locations in Fort Pierce and Vero Beach, Florida. Start with its official obituary page, search the person’s name, and open the complete memorial to confirm service details. This guide also covers death certificates, cemetery research and local family assistance.

Source review: October 14, 2026 β€’ Independent information guide β€’ Obituary listings and service details may change

Start With What You Need

Recent obituary

Find a public memorial

Open the official Stone Bros. obituary listing and search the full name or surname.

Search steps β†’
Funeral arrangements

Confirm a service

Use the individual memorial to check visitation, funeral, church, cemetery and family instructions.

Service checklist β†’
Historical information

Find an older obituary

Use local library genealogy records, historical newspapers and Indian River County’s obituary index.

Archive help β†’
Certified legal record

Order a death certificate

Compare Florida’s state and local health-department fees before ordering.

Fees and steps β†’
Important: An obituary is a public memorial or death notice. It does not replace a certified death certificate used for estates, insurance, banking and government benefits.
Official Stone Bros. obituary search

How to Find Stone Brothers Recent Obituaries

The funeral home’s website has an obituary-search field and filtering options. Stone Brothers notices may also appear on Legacy and other newspaper platforms, but the official memorial should be the primary source for service information.

Open the official obituary page. Start with the Stone Bros. Funeral Home and Chapel website.
Enter the person’s name. Search the first and last name. If nothing appears, try the surname alone.
Check the filter options. Adjust the available obituary filters instead of relying only on the first results.
Open the complete memorial. Compare the person’s age, family, city and funeral-home location.
Read the service section. Look for viewing, visitation, church services, cemetery and other arrangements.
Confirm before attending. If the service is approaching, call the correct Fort Pierce or Vero Beach location to verify details.
After opening the official obituary page: Enter the surname β†’ select Search β†’ review the available results β†’ open the matching memorial β†’ confirm the location and service section.
Search returns no results? Clear the filter, try another name spelling, or search the surname only. A public memorial may also be delayed or unavailable. A blank result is not proof that a death did not occur.

Stone Brothers Funeral Home: Fort Pierce and Vero Beach

Stone Bros. Funeral Home and Chapel lists two locations on Florida’s Treasure Coast.

St. Lucie County

Stone Bros. Funeral Home β€” Fort Pierce

317 N. 7th Street
Fort Pierce, FL 34950

Phone: 772-461-1800

The Fort Pierce funeral home has served the local community since 1932.

Official Fort Pierce location β†’
Indian River County

Stone Bros. Funeral Chapel β€” Vero Beach

3950 Old Dixie Highway
Vero Beach, FL 32962

Phone: 772-562-3105

Use this location when the obituary or funeral arrangements identify the Vero Beach chapel.

Official Vero Beach location β†’
Before travelling: Confirm the service venue from the individual obituary. A funeral may take place at a church, another chapel or a cemetery rather than at the funeral home’s office.

How to Receive New Stone Brothers Obituary Alerts

The Stone Brothers homepage offers an email-update mailing list for notices and new memorials.

Open the funeral home’s homepage. Use its official website.
Find Receive Email Updates. Locate the mailing-list subscription area.
Enter your email if you want notifications. Follow the website’s subscription instructions.
Check the emails against the original memorial. Confirm the person, funeral-home branch and service details before sharing.

Which Treasure Coast Communities Should You Search?

Stone Brothers identifies St. Lucie, Indian River, Martin and Okeechobee counties as part of its service area.

Fort Pierce and St. Lucie

Try Fort Pierce, Port St. Lucie, Lakewood Park, White City and nearby communities.

Vero Beach and Gifford

Try Vero Beach, Gifford, Wabasso, Sebastian, Fellsmere and Indian River County.

Martin County

Try Stuart, Jensen Beach, Palm City and Hobe Sound when a family has connections to those communities.

Okeechobee County

Include Okeechobee when the deceased lived or had family connections there.

Former hometown

Check another Florida city or out-of-state hometown when an obituary mentions a family move.

Funeral and cemetery locations

The residence, place of death, funeral venue and burial location may all be different.

Record-location rule: A Stone Brothers funeral in Fort Pierce does not prove that the person died in St. Lucie County. Florida’s health departments issue qualifying statewide records, but legal proof must reflect the actual death record.

How to Confirm the Correct Person

CheckCompareWhy it matters
Full name First, middle, last, nickname or maiden name Helps distinguish people with similar names.
Dates Birth date, age, death date and publication date Avoids confusing old and recent notices.
Family Spouse, parents, children or siblings Provides stronger identity clues.
Community Fort Pierce, Vero Beach, Gifford or another town Confirms the correct local connection.
Service location Funeral home, church or cemetery Helps verify the original memorial.
Privacy: Do not publicly announce a death from a search snippet or name match alone. Avoid spreading unverified information about medical circumstances or cause of death.

Viewing, Funeral and Burial Details: What to Check

Individual Stone Bros. memorial pages may include separate service details, directions, guestbook entries, flowers and memorial-tree options.

Public visitation

Check the date, start time, end time, exact venue and whether visitation is public.

Funeral service

Confirm whether the ceremony is at the funeral home, a church or another location.

Burial

Look for cemetery details and check whether a graveside service has been announced.

Guestbook

Use the original memorial’s guestbook. Avoid posting addresses, account details or family disputes.

Flowers and trees

Confirm the correct person and family preference before ordering flowers or planting a memorial tree.

Livestream or recording

Check the funeral home’s or church’s authorized link. Do not assume every service will be livestreamed.

Useful phone question: β€œI’m calling about the public arrangements for [full name]. Could you confirm the visitation, funeral date, exact address and cemetery?”
Florida weather: Tropical storms and hurricanes can affect travel and service arrangements on the Treasure Coast. Contact the funeral home when severe weather could cause a change.
Florida Department of Health

Stone Brothers Death Certificates: Fees and Official Records

Florida’s Department of Health issues certified death certificates. County health departments can issue Florida deaths from 2009 onward; older records generally require the state Bureau of Vital Statistics in Jacksonville or its authorized online vendor.

Compare published death certificate fees

Official officePublished feeWhat to know
St. Lucie County Health $17 per certificate Additional certificates also $17. Other optional service fees apply.
Indian River County Health $12 per certificate Additional search fee when the exact year is unknown.
Florida State Vital Statistics $5 first copy State mail/walk-in search fee includes one certified copy if found.
Additional state copy $4 each Additional certified copies ordered through the state.
State rush processing $10 extra Processing priority; availability and service rules apply.
Florida cost comparison: The state Bureau lists a lower certificate search fee than the two local offices. Compare the total, processing method, mailing time and any vendor charges before deciding which ordering route fits your need.

St. Lucie County Vital Statistics

Florida Department of Health in St. Lucie County

5150 NW Milner Drive
Port St. Lucie, FL 34983

Vital Statistics: 772-873-4932

Published hours:
Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Lunch closure: noon–12:30 p.m.

The local office handles eligible Florida death-certificate requests in person or by mail for deaths from 2009 onward.

Official St. Lucie Death Certificates β†’

Indian River County Vital Statistics

Florida Department of Health in Indian River County

1900 27th Street
Vero Beach, FL 32960

Vital Statistics: 772-794-7460

Published hours:
Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

This office also handles Florida death records from 2009 onward.

Official Indian River Death Certificates β†’

Florida death certificates: with or without cause of death?

Public record

Without cause of death

Any adult age 18 or older may apply for a certified Florida death record without cause-of-death information.

Confidential Social Security information is redacted.

Restricted record

With cause of death

For deaths less than 50 years old, cause-of-death information is confidential and available only to eligible family members, legal-interest requesters, authorized representatives or by court order.

Important: Requesting cause-of-death information generally requires acceptable photo identification and eligibility documentation. A public obituary does not give someone automatic access to confidential medical information.

How to order a Florida death certificate

Confirm the death occurred in Florida. For a death outside Florida, contact the issuing state or country.
Choose the certificate type. Decide whether you need a certified copy without cause of death or an eligible restricted copy with cause of death.
Choose a government office. For records from 2009 onward, compare St. Lucie, Indian River or Florida state Vital Statistics.
Prepare the required information. Use the legal name, death date, place of death, mailing details and supporting documentation required by the application.
Check fees and payment options. Local county fees, state fees and online vendor costs can differ.
Submit through the official route. Save your receipt and confirmation information. Do not send cash through the mail.

Older death records: before 2009

The Florida Bureau of Vital Statistics provides the statewide route for older death certificates.

Florida Bureau of Vital Statistics

1217 N. Pearl Street
Jacksonville, FL 32202

Telephone: 904-359-6900

Historic Florida death registration was incomplete before 1917, so an older search may require archival or cemetery research as well.

How to Find Older Stone Brothers and Treasure Coast Obituaries

Older notices may not appear in the funeral home’s current search results. Local newspaper collections, library indexes and cemetery records can help.

St. Lucie County Library genealogy

The library offers HeritageQuest and in-library access to Ancestry Library Edition. These are useful for census records, family histories, directories and historical research.

Use St. Lucie genealogy resources β†’

Fort Pierce library branch

The Susan Broom Kilmer Library in historic downtown Fort Pierce provides access to county library resources and reference help.

Check library location and hours β†’

Indian River obituary index

Indian River County Library provides a searchable obituary database with fields for last name, first name, maiden name and age.

Search the county obituary index β†’

Vero Beach Archive Center

The Julian W. Lowenstein Archive Center holds local-history collections, newspapers, genealogy resources, maps and microfilm materials.

Open Indian River genealogy resources β†’

Local library contacts

LibraryAddressTelephone
Susan Broom Kilmer Library 101 Melody Lane, Fort Pierce, FL 34950 772-462-1615
Julian W. Lowenstein Archive Center 1600 21st Street, Vero Beach, FL 32960 772-400-6324

How to search an older obituary

Write the full name. Include nicknames, maiden names, former surnames and alternate spellings.
Estimate the date range. Start with the expected death year and search nearby dates.
Check the funeral home. Look for an archived memorial or ask whether older records can be located.
Use the appropriate county library. Start with Fort Pierce resources for St. Lucie research or the Indian River obituary index for Vero Beach and Gifford.
Search relatives and local history. A spouse, church, school, business or cemetery name may reveal an older notice.
Extra local option: The Indian River County library index lets researchers search maiden names. This can help locate notices that do not appear under a person’s later married surname.

Pine Grove, Gifford and Local Cemetery Records

The Fort Pierce and Vero Beach areas have several historic cemeteries. Always start with the burial location stated in the original memorial.

Pine Grove Cemetery β€” Fort Pierce

Pine Grove Cemetery is part of Fort Pierce’s historic Lincoln Park area. The city’s Highwaymen Heritage Trail identifies it around 10th Street and Avenue K.

Burial and plot research may require historical, cemetery or local-government records.

Fort Pierce Heritage Trail β†’

Gifford Cemetery β€” Vero Beach

Indian River Genealogical Society lists Gifford Cemetery on 49th Street in Vero Beach. Its cemetery directory is a useful place to identify local burial grounds.

Gifford Cemetery information β†’

How to confirm a burial location

Open the Stone Brothers memorial.Look for the named cemetery or burial section.
Verify the correct town.Do not assume a Fort Pierce service means burial in Fort Pierce.
Check historical or cemetery records.Use the cemetery office, local archives or genealogical society when appropriate.
Confirm plot information before visiting.Old cemetery maps, names and burial transcriptions can contain errors.
Historic records: A cemetery entry is not necessarily a death certificate. Use Florida Vital Statistics if certified legal proof is required.
Local assistance programs

Low-Income Cremation Help in St. Lucie and Indian River Counties

Both counties have limited indigent cremation programs. These are not general funeral grants and have strict rules about the place of death, assets and available assistance.

St. Lucie County Indigent Cremation Program

St. Lucie County may provide basic cremation arrangements for qualifying deaths in the county.

  • The death must have occurred in St. Lucie County.
  • The deceased generally cannot have assets exceeding $800.
  • Marital or parental resources may affect eligibility.
  • Verifying documents are required.
  • Only basic cremation is covered, not viewing, embalming, memorial services or burial expenses.

St. Lucie County Community Services:
772-462-1777, then press 0.

Official St. Lucie Cremation Program β†’
Important Stone Brothers limitation: St. Lucie County uses designated participating funeral providers based on the month of death. Stone Brothers is not listed among the participating providers on the county’s published program page. Do not assume the county will pay for arrangements made through Stone Brothers.

Indian River County Indigent Cremation

Indian River County Human Services provides limited assistance toward cremation expenses for qualifying individuals with no assets and no next of kin able to take responsibility.

Current requirements include:

  • The death occurred in Indian River County.
  • The deceased had no property or other assets.
  • The required application and supporting documents are provided.
  • Eligibility and available assistance are confirmed by county staff.

Indian River County Human Services
1800 27th Street, Building B, 2nd Floor
Vero Beach, FL 32960

Phone: 772-226-1423

Official Indian River Cremation Program β†’
Before signing a funeral contract: Ask the county whether the deceased qualifies, which documents are required, whether a particular funeral provider must be used, and which expenses remain your responsibility.

Stone Brothers Veteran Funeral and Burial Benefits

Stone Bros. says it can help families review veteran-related funeral resources. Official VA eligibility and benefit decisions are handled by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

Military funeral honors

Eligible veterans may receive military funeral honors. Ask the funeral director what documentation and coordination are required.

VA burial allowance

Some eligible families can receive VA burial or transportation reimbursement. The amount depends on the circumstances and program rules.

Government headstone or marker

VA provides qualifying headstones, markers and other memorial benefits under its eligibility rules.

Burial flag and certificates

Eligible veterans’ families may receive a burial flag and Presidential Memorial Certificate.

St. Lucie County Veterans Services

St. Lucie County Veterans Services
Telephone: 772-337-5670

The county provides benefits counseling and help with veterans’ documentation and claims. Contact the office to confirm current appointments and location.

County Veterans Services β†’

South Florida National Cemetery

South Florida National Cemetery
6501 S. State Road 7
Lake Worth, FL 33449

Phone: 561-649-6489

The VA currently lists burial space as open. Eligibility and actual scheduling must be confirmed through VA.

Official National Cemetery β†’

Documents worth gathering

  • DD-214 or other accepted military discharge record.
  • Certified death certificate when required.
  • Funeral and cemetery invoices.
  • Marriage or dependent records when applicable.
  • Information about insurance and reimbursements already received.

Florida Funeral Price Rights, Licensing and Complaints

Florida’s Department of Financial Services regulates funeral, cemetery and consumer services. Federal Funeral Rule protections also apply when arranging funeral services.

Ask for prices

Under the FTC Funeral Rule, funeral providers must give price information by telephone when asked.

Review the General Price List

Ask for itemized funeral prices before choosing goods or services. Compare the total cost, not just the advertised package.

Verify the license

Florida’s Division of Funeral, Cemetery, and Consumer Services provides an official searchable licensee database.

Understand prepaid contracts

Florida regulates preneed funeral contracts. A limited consumer-protection trust fund may help in certain cases when a preneed provider becomes insolvent.

How to check a Florida funeral license

Open Florida’s licensee database. Use the official Department of Financial Services search.
Enter the business or professional name. Try Stone Brothers or the appropriate legal name.
Use city or license type when needed. Narrow the results to the correct location.
Review the license status. The database lists valid licenses and warns that changes can take time to appear.

Florida complaint contacts

Florida Division of Funeral, Cemetery, and Consumer Services:

Telephone: 850-413-3039
Toll-free in Florida: 800-323-2627

The division provides written complaint forms and instructions for funeral or cemetery problems.

Payment protection: Before sending money, compare the provider’s legal name, the written agreement, the person receiving services and the exact amount due. Keep your General Price List, contract and receipt.

What if You Cannot Find a Stone Brothers Obituary?

Search another name

Try a nickname, maiden name, previous surname, initials or surname alone.

Widen the date

The obituary might be published several days after the death.

Check both branches

Look for the correct Fort Pierce or Vero Beach funeral-home reference.

Search another town

Try Gifford, Wabasso, Sebastian, Port St. Lucie or another connected location.

Use library indexes

Older obituaries may require historical newspapers or genealogy research.

Respect private arrangements

Some families choose no public obituary or a private service.

Do not confuse names: Stone Bros. Funeral Home and Chapel in Florida is not Collins & Stone Funeral Home in Rockford, Illinois. Verify the official business and location before contacting a provider.

What to Do After Finding the Correct Obituary

  • Save the original Stone Brothers obituary URL.
  • Confirm the correct Fort Pierce or Vero Beach branch.
  • Check visitation, funeral and burial addresses separately.
  • Follow family-approved flower and donation instructions.
  • Request certified death certificates when required by banks, insurers or estates.
  • Ask the funeral director whether Social Security has been notified.
  • Check veteran and local assistance eligibility when relevant.
  • Keep personal records, receipts and account information secure.

Stone Brothers Recent Obituaries: Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find Stone Brothers recent obituaries?

Use the official Stone Bros. Funeral Home and Chapel obituary page at stonebrothersfuneralhome.com/obits. Search by name and open the individual memorial for details.

Does Stone Brothers have locations in Fort Pierce and Vero Beach?

Yes. The Fort Pierce funeral home is at 317 N. 7th Street, Fort Pierce, FL 34950. The Vero Beach chapel is at 3950 Old Dixie Highway, Vero Beach, FL 32962.

What is the Stone Brothers Fort Pierce phone number?

The official Fort Pierce telephone number is 772-461-1800.

What is the Stone Brothers Vero Beach phone number?

The official Vero Beach chapel telephone number is 772-562-3105.

Can I receive new Stone Brothers obituary alerts?

Yes. The funeral home’s homepage offers an email-update mailing list for new memorials and related updates.

How do I confirm Stone Brothers funeral services?

Open the individual’s official obituary and review the service section. Call the handling Fort Pierce or Vero Beach location to confirm current details before travelling.

How much is a St. Lucie County death certificate?

The Florida Department of Health in St. Lucie County currently lists $17 per death certificate. Optional fees may apply for shipping, searching or expedited services.

How much is an Indian River County death certificate?

Indian River County currently lists $12 per death certificate. A separate search fee may apply when the exact year is unknown.

Can anyone order a Florida death certificate?

Adults may request a Florida death record without cause-of-death information. For deaths less than 50 years old, records that include the cause of death are restricted to eligible applicants under Florida law.

How can I find older Stone Brothers obituaries?

Check the official funeral home, St. Lucie County Library genealogy resources and Indian River County Library’s searchable obituary index. Historical newspaper and cemetery records may also help.

Does St. Lucie County offer free cremation assistance?

St. Lucie County has an indigent cremation program with strict financial, place-of-death and participating-provider requirements. Stone Brothers is not listed among the county’s published participating funeral providers.

Does Indian River County have cremation assistance?

Indian River County offers limited indigent cremation assistance for qualifying deaths when the deceased has no assets and no next of kin able to assume responsibility. Contact county Human Services for eligibility.

Can a veteran receive burial benefits?

Some eligible veterans and families may qualify for VA burial, cemetery, headstone, memorial or funeral-honors benefits. Eligibility depends on the individual’s service and circumstances.

How can I verify a Florida funeral home’s license?

Use the Florida Department of Financial Services funeral, cemetery and consumer-services license search. Search by business name, city or license type.

Is Stone Brothers the same as Collins & Stone Funeral Home?

No. Stone Bros. Funeral Home and Chapel operates in Fort Pierce and Vero Beach, Florida. Collins & Stone Funeral Home is a separate business in Rockford, Illinois.

Official Sources and Local Research Links

Before You Share, Travel or Pay

  • Use the official Stone Brothers obituary website first.
  • Confirm the correct person and funeral-home branch.
  • Verify service time, church and cemetery location before travelling.
  • Use Florida Vital Statistics for certified death certificates.
  • Check county cremation assistance rules before assuming any expenses are covered.
  • Use official VA and county sources for veteran benefits.
  • Protect private medical, financial and family information.

RecentObituaries.info is an independent information guide. It is not affiliated with Stone Bros. Funeral Home and Chapel, Legacy, Florida Department of Health, St. Lucie County, Indian River County, the VA or any funeral or cemetery provider. Confirm final details directly with the responsible organization.

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