Tyndall Funeral Home Obituaries: Recent Notices, Search & Service Guide

Q: Can I search older Tyndall obituaries by name?

Yes. Search the official obituary page and try the full name, surname, initials, maiden names, nicknames, previous married names, or alternate spellings.

Q: Do Tyndall obituaries list funeral and visitation times?

Many individual notices include service details when the family makes them public. Open the full memorial page to check current information.

Q: Can a Tyndall obituary tell me where someone is buried?

Sometimes. A notice may name the cemetery or graveside location. Contact the cemetery for exact section, lot, row, plot, or grave information.

Q: Why can I not find a person in the obituary search?

The record may use a different name, be indexed differently, belong to another funeral home, or no public obituary may have been published.

Q: Can I receive new Tyndall obituary updates by email?

The official obituary page includes a Subscribe To Obituaries section for email updates.

Q: Is a funeral-home obituary the same as a death certificate?

No. An obituary is a memorial or public notice. A death certificate is an official government vital record.

Q: How should I verify information from a Tyndall obituary?

Compare important facts with a cemetery record, death certificate, grave marker, funeral-home information, church record, military record, or another reliable primary source.

Find Tyndall Funeral Home Obituaries and Service Details

If you searched for Tyndall Funeral Home obituaries, you probably need one of five things: a recent death notice, an older obituary, visitation or funeral information, a burial location, or a way to verify a death for genealogy or family records.

Tyndall Funeral Home serves Mount Olive and surrounding eastern North Carolina communities. Its official obituary page is the best starting point for current notices because individual memorial pages may contain the full obituary, service arrangements, family information, flowers, condolences, and burial details when the family has made them public.

Quick answer: For the newest Tyndall obituary, search the official obituary listing first. If you are researching an older death, use name variations and relatives, then verify important facts with the funeral home, cemetery, county Register of Deeds, or North Carolina Vital Records.

Funeral Home Tyndall Funeral Home

Address 1005 N. Church Street, Mount Olive, NC 28365

Phone (919) 658-2303

Best Current Source Official obituary listing

Search the official obituary list

Search by name and use the available date or serving-location controls to narrow the results.

Open Official Tyndall Obituaries

Recent Tyndall Funeral Home Obituaries

The following names were among the most recent notices visible in Tyndall Funeral Home’s obituary system when this guide was reviewed on October 16, 2026.

Name	Date of Death	Useful Next Step
Ila Marie Kornegay Harper	October 11, 2026	Open the individual notice for current service details.
Rosanne Taylor Jones	October 11, 2026	Check the full obituary before traveling to a service.
Linda Stroud Lupton	October 7, 2026	Review the memorial page for family and service information.
Annie Ruth Grantham	September 29, 2026	Use the obituary details page for the complete notice.
Marian Barwick	September 28, 2026	Check for funeral, memorial, or burial information.
J.W. Jackson	September 28, 2026	Confirm service information from the full memorial notice.
Vincent Lee Creel	September 26, 2026	Use the individual obituary for complete details.
Annie Frances Kornegay	September 23, 2026	Search the official list by surname if needed.
William C. Brown Jr.	September 23, 2026	Verify the correct person before using the record for genealogy.
Joshua W. Medlin	September 20, 2026	Open the official obituary for memorial details.

Service dates can differ from the death date. Never use only the obituary-listing date when planning a visit. Open the individual obituary and confirm the exact visitation, funeral, memorial, or graveside date, time, and location.

How to Search Tyndall Funeral Home Obituaries

Open the official obituary page.
Go to Tyndall Funeral Home Obituaries .
Enter the deceased person’s name.
Start with the full name if you know it. If there is no result, search only the last name.
Try different versions of the name.
Use a maiden name, married surname, middle name, initials, nickname, shortened first name, or alternate spelling.
Use the date filter.
If many people have the same surname, narrow the obituary list by the approximate date of death.
Use the location control when useful.
The obituary system also provides a serving-location option that may help narrow results.
Open the individual memorial page.
This is where the fuller obituary and any published funeral, visitation, burial, flower, or condolence information may appear.
Verify time-sensitive information.
For an upcoming service, confirm the details on the official notice. If anything is unclear, call the funeral home at (919) 658-2303.

What Information Should You Save From an Obituary?

An obituary can provide much more than a death date. If you are researching family history or trying to locate a burial, save every useful clue while the notice is open.

Full legal name
Nickname or middle name
Maiden or previous married surname
Birth and death dates
Last residence
Parents’ names
Spouse’s name
Children and siblings
Church or religious affiliation
Military service
Funeral or memorial location
Cemetery or graveside location
Funeral home handling the arrangements

Genealogy shortcut: If the deceased has a common name, relatives and locations are often more useful than the name alone. A spouse, sibling, church, cemetery, or community can help separate two people with similar names.

How to Check Visitation, Funeral, Memorial, and Burial Details

Funeral arrangements are not identical for every family. A notice may describe a traditional funeral, visitation, celebration of life, memorial service, graveside ceremony, private service, cremation, or another arrangement.

Detail	What to Confirm
Visitation	Date, start time, end time, and exact location.
Funeral	Date, time, church or chapel, and street address.
Memorial service	Whether the service is public or private and where it is held.
Graveside service	Cemetery, service time, and whether it follows another service.
Burial	Cemetery name and community. Contact the cemetery for plot-level information.
Flowers or donations	Whether flowers are accepted or the family requests memorial contributions.

Tyndall Funeral Home Contact Information

Tyndall Funeral Home
1005 N. Church Street
Mount Olive, NC 28365

Phone
(919) 658-2303

Official Contact Page

Calling is most useful when you already have the deceased person’s full name and an approximate date of death. That gives staff enough information to understand which record you are asking about.

If You Cannot Find an Older Tyndall Obituary

A missing search result does not automatically mean the funeral home had no involvement. Older notices may be indexed differently, published under another form of the person’s name, or available through another local source.

Try surname only Search “Jackson” instead of “James Wade Jackson,” then narrow the list.

Try relatives Search a spouse, parent, sibling, or child if the deceased is difficult to locate.

Try nearby communities A person connected to Mount Olive may have lived or died elsewhere in Wayne or Duplin County.

Name variations worth trying

Legal name and nickname
First and middle initials
Maiden name
Previous married surname
Middle name used as a first name
Common spelling variations
Names of close relatives

Subscribe to New Tyndall Obituaries

The official Tyndall Funeral Home obituary page includes a Subscribe To Obituaries feature. This can be useful for people following Mount Olive-area notices regularly.

Open the official obituary-listing page.
Scroll to the obituary subscription section.
Enter the requested name and email information.
Submit the subscription request.
Check your email for any confirmation or future obituary updates.

Need Funeral Planning Information Instead?

If you reached this page because a death has recently occurred and you need arrangement information rather than an obituary, Tyndall Funeral Home’s official service section covers funeral services, life celebrations, veterans, resting places, and permanent memorialization.

View Tyndall Funeral Home Service Options

Obituary vs. Death Certificate: Which One Do You Need?

An obituary is a memorial or death notice. A death certificate is an official government vital record. Use the obituary for family, service, and life-history information. Use a death certificate when you need formal proof for legal, estate, insurance, genealogy, or identity purposes.

Need	Best Source
Funeral time	Official obituary or funeral home
Visitation address	Official obituary
Family relationships	Obituary, then verify when needed
Certified proof of death	County Register of Deeds or NC Vital Records
Burial location	Obituary, cemetery office, death record, or funeral home

If the death occurred in Wayne County

Wayne County’s Register of Deeds can issue death records for people who died in Wayne County. If the death happened in another county, use the Register of Deeds for the county where the death occurred.

Wayne County currently lists the fee for a certified death record as $10 per copy. Certified copies are limited to qualifying relatives or legal representatives, while uncertified copies are available to the public.

Wayne County Death Records

View Official Wayne County Instructions

What to prepare for a Wayne County request

Name of the deceased
Date of death
Your relationship to the deceased if requesting a certified copy
Valid identification when required
Applicable record fee

Wayne County also accepts qualifying requests in person, by mail, and through its online ordering route. For mail requests, the county instructs applicants to include the request, identification copy, current phone number, payment, and a self-addressed stamped envelope; if no envelope is included, the county currently lists an additional mailing charge.

North Carolina state death certificates

North Carolina Vital Records maintains death certificates from 1930 to the present. State processing and fees can differ from county service, so county-level ordering may be quicker when the county of death is known.

North Carolina Vital Records — Order a Certificate

How to Use a Tyndall Obituary to Find a Grave

If your final goal is to locate the burial place, the obituary can give you the clues needed to move from a name to a cemetery and then to an exact grave.

Save the person’s complete name.
Include middle names, maiden names, nicknames, and suffixes.
Write down the death date.
This helps cemetery staff distinguish people with similar names.
Look for a cemetery or graveside-service name.
Record the cemetery exactly as it appears.
Record the city, church, or community.
Small cemeteries may have similar names, so local context matters.
Contact the cemetery or church office.
Ask whether they can provide the section, lot, row, plot, grave number, or interment date.
Verify before adding the burial to a family tree.
Compare the obituary with the cemetery record, grave marker, death certificate, or another reliable source.

Cemetery call script:
“I am trying to verify the burial of [full name], who died around [date]. Could you check your interment records and tell me the cemetery section, lot, plot, row, or grave number if available?”

You can also use the FindAGraves grave and cemetery research guide for official-source routes covering cemetery records, death certificates, veteran graves, archives, maps, and burial verification.

How to Verify an Obituary for Genealogy

Obituaries are valuable family-history sources, but they are usually supplied by relatives or prepared from family information. Important facts should be compared with another record when accuracy matters.

Death certificate
Cemetery interment record
Gravestone inscription
Marriage record
Birth record
Church register
Probate record
Military burial record
Local newspaper obituary

Best research order for most users

Official Tyndall obituary
Cemetery or burial record
County or state death record
Additional genealogy records only if something still needs verification

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Where can I find Tyndall Funeral Home obituaries?

Use the official Tyndall Funeral Home obituary listing at tyndallfh.com. It provides searchable recent notices and individual memorial pages.

2. Where is Tyndall Funeral Home located?

Tyndall Funeral Home is located at 1005 N. Church Street, Mount Olive, NC 28365.

3. What is the phone number for Tyndall Funeral Home?

The official phone number is (919) 658-2303.

4. Can I search older Tyndall obituaries by name?

Yes. Start with the full name, then try surname only, initials, maiden names, nicknames, previous married names, or alternate spellings if necessary.

5. Do Tyndall obituaries list funeral and visitation times?

Many individual notices include service information when the family makes it public. Always open the full memorial page to check the latest information.

6. Can a Tyndall obituary tell me where someone is buried?

Sometimes. A notice may name a cemetery or graveside-service location. For section, lot, row, plot, or grave number, contact the cemetery or church office.

7. Why can I not find a person in the obituary search?

The obituary may use a different name, an older notice may be indexed differently, another funeral home may have handled the arrangements, or the family may not have published a public obituary.

8. Can I receive new Tyndall obituary updates by email?

The official obituary page includes a “Subscribe To Obituaries” section where users can submit their name and email address for updates.

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

No. An obituary is a memorial or public death notice. A death certificate is an official government vital record.

10. How should I verify information from a Tyndall obituary?

Compare important details with a cemetery record, death certificate, grave marker, funeral-home information, church record, military record, or another reliable primary source.

Final Search Checklist

Search the official Tyndall obituary list first.
Open the complete notice rather than relying on a search snippet.
Confirm service details before traveling.
Try surname, maiden name, nickname, and family-member searches if needed.
Use a death certificate when you need an official record.
Contact the cemetery for exact plot or grave information.
Verify important genealogy facts with more than one reliable source.

Last reviewed: October 16, 2026. Obituary listings, service schedules, fees, record procedures, and website features can change. Confirm time-sensitive funeral information with Tyndall Funeral Home before traveling.