Alexander Funeral Home Obituaries: Official Listings & Locations

Obituary lookup guide • verified October 14, 2026

Find the Right Alexander Funeral Home Obituary by Location

Searching for Alexander Funeral Home obituaries can be confusing because several unrelated funeral homes use the Alexander name. A person searching from Charlotte, North Carolina may need a completely different obituary database than someone searching in Millersburg, Ohio, Gallatin or Lafayette, Tennessee, Winter Haven, Florida, Irvington, Kentucky, or Evansville, Indiana.

Best first step: identify the deceased person’s city, state, county, church, cemetery, or service location. Then use the matching official funeral-home obituary page below. This prevents opening the correct name on the wrong funeral home’s website.

If you know the city Go directly to the matching official obituary page in the location table.

If you only know the name Search the surname first, then narrow the results with first name, age, death date, or relatives.

If the obituary is old Try alternate names and contact the correct funeral home if its online archive does not go back far enough.

Alexander Funeral Home Locations and Official Obituary Pages

These are the main locations that commonly appear for this search. Compare the city, state, address, and phone number with the information you already know about the deceased.

Funeral home	Location and contact	Official obituary route
Alexander Funeral Home	1424 Statesville Ave Charlotte, NC 28206 Phone: (704) 333-1167	Official page identifies its listings as local obituaries for Charlotte, North Carolina. Charlotte Obituaries
Alexander Funeral Home, Inc.	8612 Ohio 39, P.O. Box 108 Millersburg, OH 44654 Phone: (330) 674-4811	The official site provides an obituary search and an All Obituaries section. Millersburg Obituaries
Alexander Funeral Home & Cremation Center	Gallatin, Tennessee Immediate assistance: (615) 502-0011	Its official obituary page covers recent notices for Gallatin, Hendersonville, Bethpage, and nearby communities. Gallatin Obituaries
Alexander Funeral Home	Winter Haven, Florida Phone: (863) 401-8944	The official funeral-home website publishes current obituary notices for families it serves. Winter Haven Obituaries
Alexander Funeral Home – Lafayette	209 East Locust Street Lafayette, TN 37083 Main: (615) 666-2189 Obituary line: (615) 666-4949	The Lafayette location is listed within the Sellars Funeral Home network and provides current obituary access. Lafayette Location
Alexander Funeral Home	509 Spring Street Irvington, KY 40146 Phone: (270) 547-2712	The official Irvington website provides a name-searchable obituary section. Irvington Obituaries
Alexander Funeral Home – North Chapel	4200 Stringtown Road Evansville, IN 47711 Phone: (812) 428-0102	The Dignity Memorial location page includes access to obituary searches and online memorials. North Chapel
Alexander Funeral Home – East Chapel	2115 Lincoln Ave Evansville, IN 47714 Phone: (812) 476-1351	The official location page offers access to recent obituaries and memorial information. East Chapel
Alexander Funeral Home – West Chapel	2100 West Illinois Street Evansville, IN 47712 Phone: (812) 423-4477	The official West Chapel page provides obituary and online memorial access. West Chapel

Do not match by funeral-home name alone. “Alexander Funeral Home” does not identify one nationwide obituary database. Always verify the location before trusting service dates or burial information.

Recent Alexander Funeral Home Obituaries

The following examples were visible on official funeral-home websites when this guide was checked on October 14, 2026. Obituary lists update frequently, so use the official link for the newest notices.

Charlotte, North Carolina

Juanita M. Byrd — October 10, 2026
Robert B. Gray — October 10, 2026
George Barnette, Jr. — October 8, 2026
Theodore Clarence Davis — October 5, 2026
Rosalyn Louise Thomas Butler — October 4, 2026

View the current Charlotte list →

Gallatin, Tennessee

Robert James “Bob” Safford — October 11, 2026
Reba Jean Borders — October 6, 2026
Gregg Dennis Bond — September 25, 2026
Patricia Kay Dutton — September 25, 2026
Brenda Jean Miles — September 24, 2026

View the current Gallatin list →

Millersburg, Ohio

Betty Kandel — October 9, 2026
Rod Mohler — October 7, 2026
Alfred Johnson — October 1, 2026
Sharon Morris — September 23, 2026
Owen Beachy — September 21, 2026

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Can’t see the person you need? A missing name on the first screen does not mean the funeral home did not handle the arrangements. Older notices may be on another results page, indexed under a different version of the person’s name, or unavailable in the online archive.

How to Search Alexander Funeral Home Obituaries

Identify the likely Alexander location. Start with the deceased person’s last residence, place of death, church, cemetery, county, or city where the service was held.

Open the matching official obituary page. Use the location table above rather than a general directory whenever an official page is available.

Search the surname before the complete name. A surname-only search can catch records using a middle name, nickname, maiden name, initials, or a different first-name spelling.

Use the approximate death date to narrow the results. If you know the month or year, compare notices around that period rather than relying only on the name.

Verify the person using family and location clues. Compare spouse, children, parents, hometown, age, church, cemetery, and service location before treating a result as a match.

Save the practical details. Record the obituary URL, death date, visitation time, funeral location, cemetery name, burial date, and funeral-home phone number.

Recheck time-sensitive information before traveling. Funeral arrangements can change. If you are attending a service, confirm the latest notice or call the funeral home before leaving.

What You Can Usually Find in an Obituary

Full identity: legal name, nickname, maiden name, initials, and age.

Life dates: birth date, death date, and sometimes place of death.

Family: spouse, children, parents, siblings, grandchildren, and relatives.

Visitation: date, time, funeral home, church, or other venue.

Funeral or memorial: service date, location, officiant, and special instructions.

Burial: cemetery name, interment details, or graveside service.

Memorial requests: flowers, charity donations, or contributions in lieu of flowers.

Life history: career, military service, education, faith, hobbies, and community involvement.

Not every obituary contains every field. A short notice with only the name, death date, and service information can still be the correct record.

What to Do When an Older Alexander Funeral Home Obituary Is Missing

Search problem	What to try	Why it helps
Full name gives no result	Search only the surname, then try first initial or middle name.	The online index may use a different version of the person’s name.
Married woman cannot be found	Try maiden name, married surname, spouse’s surname, and first name only.	Different records may use different life-stage names.
Common name produces many matches	Add city, age, spouse, child, parent, church, cemetery, or death year.	Family and location clues separate people with the same name.
Death occurred before online archives	Contact the funeral home and ask whether an older service or obituary record is retained.	Physical or internal records may exist even when nothing appears online.
You know the cemetery but not the funeral home	Ask the cemetery office for interment information and whether its file identifies a funeral director or funeral home.	Cemetery records can connect a burial with the provider that handled the service.
You know the date but not the exact name spelling	Browse notices around the death date and try spelling variations.	Indexes can contain abbreviations, nicknames, and transcription differences.

What to say when calling the funeral home

Simple request:

“I’m trying to locate an obituary or funeral record for [full name], who I believe died around [month/year] and may have been served by your funeral home. Could you tell me whether you have an obituary, service record, or burial information for this person?”

Before calling, have the person’s full name, approximate death date, city, spouse or parent name, and possible cemetery ready. These details make an older-record search much easier.

How to Verify Funeral, Visitation, and Memorial Service Details

If your main goal is to attend a service, focus on current practical details rather than only reading the biography.

Separate visitation from the funeral. They may occur on different dates, at different times, or at different locations.

Read the venue carefully. A service can take place at a church, cemetery, community facility, or chapel rather than at the funeral home’s street address.

Look for a graveside service. Burial may follow the funeral or occur privately at another time.

Check for livestream or online memorial information. Some locations provide interactive memorial pages or remote participation options.

Call when the notice is unclear. Use the official funeral-home number instead of relying on an unverified directory listing.

If Your Real Goal Is to Find the Burial Location

An obituary is often the fastest route to a cemetery name. Once you find the correct notice, save every burial clue even if the obituary does not provide a grave number.

Clue found in obituary	What to do next
Cemetery name	Contact the cemetery office and ask for section, lot, plot, row, grave number, and interment date.
Church cemetery	Contact the church office or cemetery committee; small church cemeteries may not have a public online database.
Veteran burial	Check an official veteran gravesite locator if applicable.
Only funeral location is listed	Ask the funeral home whether its service record identifies the cemetery or cremation disposition.
No burial information appears	Check the death certificate, cemetery records, church records, or family notices for another burial clue.

Research tip: save the deceased person’s exact name as written in the obituary, death date, cemetery name, funeral home, relatives, and the date you checked the source. Those details help distinguish similar records later.

Obituary vs. Funeral Record vs. Death Certificate

Record	What it can provide	Best use
Obituary	Life story, relatives, visitation, service, memorial requests, and sometimes cemetery information.	Family context and current funeral information.
Funeral-home record	Information related to arrangements handled by the funeral provider.	Confirming older services when an online obituary is unavailable.
Cemetery record	Interment date and potentially section, lot, row, plot, or grave number.	Finding the physical burial location.
Death certificate	Official death registration details; available fields and access rules vary by jurisdiction.	Legal or genealogical verification.

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If an Alexander Funeral Home obituary gives you a cemetery, burial date, veteran status, or death-record clue, the FindAGraves.com research hub explains how to continue using official sources.

Note: FindAGraves.com currently centralizes these research routes on its main grave-research hub rather than sending visitors to unverified generated state pages.

Alexander Funeral Home Obituaries FAQs

1. Where can I find Alexander Funeral Home obituaries?

First identify the correct city and state. Alexander-named funeral homes have separate obituary systems in places such as Charlotte, Millersburg, Gallatin, Lafayette, Winter Haven, Irvington, and Evansville. Use the official location table above to reach the correct website.

2. How do I search Alexander Funeral Home obituaries by name?

Open the official obituary page for the correct location and start with the surname. Add the first name, approximate death date, age, or family member only if you need to narrow the results.

3. Where are Alexander Funeral Home obituaries for Charlotte, NC?

Charlotte notices are published on the official Alexander Funeral Home obituary page at alexanderfunerals.com/obituaries. The funeral home lists the phone number (704) 333-1167.

4. Where can I find Alexander Funeral Home obituaries in Millersburg, Ohio?

Alexander Funeral Home, Inc. provides an official obituary search and All Obituaries section at alexanderfhinc.com/listings. Its published phone number is (330) 674-4811.

5. Where can I find Alexander Funeral Home obituaries in Gallatin, Tennessee?

The official Alexander Funeral Home & Cremation Center obituary page is alexandergallatin.com/obituaries. The page covers Gallatin, Hendersonville, Bethpage, and surrounding communities.

6. Why is an older obituary not showing online?

The obituary may predate the website archive, use a nickname or maiden name, appear under another spelling, or never have been published online. Try name variations and then contact the correct funeral home with the person’s approximate death date.

7. Can Alexander Funeral Home tell me where someone was buried?

If the funeral home handled the arrangements, its obituary or service record may identify the cemetery. For an older case, call the correct location and ask whether a burial or disposition detail is available.

8. Can funeral service times change after an obituary is published?

Yes. Time, venue, or other arrangements can change. Recheck the official obituary and call the funeral home before traveling when the service is upcoming.

9. Is a funeral-home obituary the same as a death certificate?

No. An obituary is a memorial or funeral notice. A death certificate is an official government vital record and may have separate eligibility, identification, and fee requirements.

10. What should I save from an obituary for genealogy or grave research?

Save the full name, maiden or alternate names, birth and death dates, residence, relatives, funeral home, cemetery, burial date, service location, obituary URL, and date you accessed the record.

Independent information notice: FindAGraves.com is not affiliated with the Alexander Funeral Home businesses listed on this page. Obituaries, addresses, contact details, and service schedules can change. Confirm time-sensitive funeral arrangements directly with the appropriate funeral home.