Weldon Fisher Funeral Home Obituaries

Warsaw, Virginia · Obituary & Funeral Service Guide

Looking for a recent obituary from Weldon-Fisher Funeral Home? The funeral home maintains an online obituary directory for families in Warsaw, Montross, Hague, Kinsale, King George, and surrounding Northern Neck communities of Virginia.

You can search by name, check death notices, view funeral and visitation arrangements, and find options for leaving condolences or sending flowers. Below are recently verified notices, service information, and the steps to find someone quickly.

View Official Obituaries ↗ Call (804) 493-8444

Official directory: weldonfisherfh.com/listings · Information reviewed October 17, 2026. New notices and arrangements may change.

Recent Weldon-Fisher Obituaries and Death Notices

The following names were found in the funeral home’s official listings during the October 17, 2026 review. These are dated records, not a live feed; the official directory may contain newer notices after publication.

Name
Date of Death
Location / Information
Robert Lindsey Thomas
October 11, 2026
Montross, Virginia. Funeral arrangements scheduled for October 24.
Charles E. Burton
October 6, 2026
Celebration of Life scheduled for October 17.
Deacon Samuel A. Jones
October 2, 2026
Homegoing service held October 10 in Hague, Virginia.
Celestine Cozetta Newman Hudson
September 18, 2026
Formerly of Hague; later resided in Newport News, Virginia.
Mildred P. Ashton
September 7, 2026
Celebration of Life held in Montross.
Apostle Caroll L. Wilson
September 4, 2026
Associated with the Hague, Virginia community.
Wayne Veney
August 30, 2026
Remembrance service held in Farnham, Virginia.
Kevin Antonio McDowney
August 29, 2026
King George, Virginia.
John Wayne Rich
August 21, 2026
Westmoreland County, Virginia.

Source: Weldon-Fisher Funeral Home official obituary pages. This is a selected list, not the complete archive. Confirm each person’s full name and arrangements in the corresponding official obituary.

Upcoming and Recently Announced Funeral Services

Funeral arrangements often include more than one location. A viewing may take place at the funeral-home chapel, while the funeral itself may be held at a church, school, cemetery, or another venue.

Upcoming as of October 17, 2026

Robert Lindsey Thomas — October 24, 2026

Date of death: October 11, 2026
Viewing: Saturday, October 24, 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Funeral: Saturday, October 24, at 12:00 p.m.
Venue: Westmoreland High School, 16762 Kings Highway, Montross, VA 22520.

The funeral home’s individual obituary confirms these arrangements. Check it shortly before attending in case the family or funeral director issues an update.

Read Robert Lindsey Thomas’s official obituary ↗
Service date: October 17, 2026

Charles E. Burton — Celebration of Life

Date of death: October 6, 2026
Friday viewing: October 16, 4:00–6:00 p.m., Weldon-Fisher Funeral Home chapel.
Saturday visitation: October 17, 10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Funeral: October 17, at 12:00 p.m.
Church location: New Jerusalem Baptist Church, 3695 Kings Mill Road, Kinsale, VA 22488.

Location clarification: The narrative notice refers to New Jerusalem Embassy Church, while the structured service details identify New Jerusalem Baptist Church at the Kinsale address above. If attending, confirm the venue directly with the funeral home.

See Charles E. Burton’s service notice ↗
Past service: October 10, 2026

Deacon Samuel A. Jones — Homegoing Celebration

Date of death: October 2, 2026
Friday viewing: October 9, 5:00–7:00 p.m., funeral-home chapel.
Saturday viewing: October 10, 12:00–1:00 p.m.
Funeral: October 10, at 1:00 p.m.
Church: Jerusalem Baptist Church, 2404 Nomini Hall Road, Hague, VA 22469.

Read Deacon Samuel A. Jones’s official obituary ↗
Before traveling: Confirm the date, starting time, street address, and whether the event is public. Some services are held outside Warsaw, and viewing arrangements may differ from the funeral location.

How to Find a Weldon Fisher Funeral Home Obituary

The official obituary directory includes a name-search field and alphabetical browsing. You generally need only part of a person’s name to begin.

  1. Open the official obituary directory. Visit weldonfisherfh.com/listings. This is the funeral home’s obituary page, not a third-party archive.
  2. Find the name-search field. Near the top of the directory, look for the field labeled Name or the search option for a partial or full name.
  3. Enter the surname first. For example, enter “Thomas” instead of a complete name if you are uncertain about a middle name or spelling.
  4. Run the search. Select the Search option. You can also use the A–Z last-name links to browse notices alphabetically.
  5. Open the correct person’s obituary. Select the name or View link. Compare the person’s location, age, death date, family connections, and other identifying details.
  6. Read the Services section. Find the viewing date, funeral date, church or chapel address, interment details, and any available directions.
  7. Check the Tribute Wall. When available, this section allows visitors to share memories or condolences. The obituary may also display flower or memorial-tree options.
  8. Confirm changes before attending. If the service is upcoming or details are incomplete, call (804) 493-8444 with the person’s full name.

Weldon-Fisher Funeral Home Address, Phone Number and Hours

Verified Funeral Home Contact

Weldon-Fisher Funeral Home — Warsaw, VA

Street address:
22883 Kings Highway
Warsaw, VA 22572

Phone: (804) 493-8444
Fax: (804) 493-7138
Website: www.weldonfisherfh.com

Assistance: The funeral home states it can be contacted 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Public visiting and office hours are not necessarily the same as telephone availability.

Get Directions ↗

Does the funeral home serve only Warsaw?

No. Its obituary listings include people and services associated with Montross, Hague, Farnham, Kinsale, King George, and other Northern Neck communities. Some families also have connections to Newport News, Maryland, or nearby areas.

The funeral home’s mailing address should not be assumed to be the funeral-service address. Always check the location listed under the individual person’s Services section.

What Information Can You Find in an Obituary?

Weldon-Fisher obituary pages vary by family and available details. A notice may contain the following:

Personal information

Full name, date of death, birth date, age, nickname, and community connections.

Family and life history

Relatives, education, church membership, employment, achievements, and memories.

Funeral arrangements

Viewing, visitation, funeral, homegoing celebration, and interment information.

Memorial options

Condolences, tribute messages, flowers, donations, or memorial trees when offered.

Some death announcements contain only a short notice initially. Further information may be added after the family finalizes arrangements.

What if You Cannot Find the Obituary?

An unsuccessful search does not establish that someone was not served by the funeral home. Try the following in order.

Search problem
What to do
Full name returns no result
Search only the surname or a distinctive part of the first name.
Different spelling
Try a nickname, middle name, initials, maiden name, or married surname.
Recent death
Check again after arrangements are announced or call the funeral home.
Older obituary
Use the A–Z directory, then search local newspaper archives and other historical records.
Similar names
Compare death dates, ages, locations, and relatives before assuming a match.
Funeral date missing
Ask whether services are pending, private, postponed, or being arranged elsewhere.
Burial site unknown
Check the interment section or ask whether cemetery information can be released.

How to search older Weldon-Fisher obituaries

  1. Start with the official obituary directory and search by surname.
  2. Use the year of death, if known, to distinguish people with similar names.
  3. Search local newspapers covering Warsaw, Richmond County, and Westmoreland County.
  4. Check historical records under maiden names, married names, or family nicknames.
  5. Contact the funeral home and ask whether an older published notice or record can be located.

For older searches, prepare the full name, approximate year of death, last known residence, and any known relatives before calling. That information can help staff identify the correct person.

How to Receive New Obituary Notifications

Weldon-Fisher provides a complimentary obituary email-alert service. Its official mailing-list page states that subscribers receive an email within about an hour of a new obituary or death notice being posted.

  1. Open the official notification page. Visit Weldon-Fisher Obituary Notifications.
  2. Find the email subscription section. Look for the area inviting visitors to receive newly posted obituaries.
  3. Enter your email address. Use an inbox you check regularly, and complete the anti-spam verification if prompted.
  4. Join the mailing list. Submit the form and follow any confirmation instructions shown on the website or sent by email.
  5. Check your inbox. Look for obituary notices and, if expected messages do not arrive, check your spam or promotions folders.

You can unsubscribe later. This is particularly useful for people who want to follow community notices without repeatedly checking the obituary directory.

How to Leave Condolences or Send Flowers

Leave a condolence message

  1. Open the person’s obituary from the official listings.
  2. Find the section labeled Tribute Wall.
  3. Read the available instructions for posting a memory or message.
  4. Enter the requested details and submit your condolence.

Keep the message personal and respectful. A short memory or expression of sympathy is often more meaningful than a lengthy generic message. Submitted content may be subject to review before appearing.

Send flowers or plant a memorial tree

Where offered, the obituary page includes an option to send flowers or plant a tree in someone’s memory. The funeral home also provides a flower-ordering page connected with local florists.

Before purchasing, check whether the family requests flowers, charitable donations, or another form of remembrance. Check ordering deadlines, delivery destination, and final charges before paying.

Funeral Viewing, Visitation and Burial: What to Expect

These terms often appear in obituary notices but describe different parts of the arrangements.

Term
Meaning
Visitor guidance
Viewing
A scheduled opportunity to pay respects, sometimes with the deceased present.
Attend during the listed viewing hours.
Visitation
A gathering for family, friends, and community members.
Follow any public or private attendance instructions.
Homegoing celebration
A funeral tradition emphasizing faith, remembrance, and celebration of life.
Follow the church’s or family’s service arrangements.
Funeral service
The formal ceremony honoring the deceased.
Confirm the exact venue and starting time.
Interment
The burial or placement of remains.
Check whether a cemetery and graveside service are listed.
Memorial service
A ceremony remembering someone, often held without the body present.
Check whether it occurs on a separate date.

How to Find the Cemetery or Burial Location

If you’re researching a family member’s grave, an obituary is an excellent starting point, but a funeral venue is not necessarily a burial location.

  1. Look for the interment details. Open the obituary and check below the funeral service information for a cemetery name, burial date, or graveside service.
  2. Record the cemetery name exactly. Include the town, county, church affiliation, and any alternate cemetery names.
  3. Confirm with the cemetery office. Request the section, lot, plot, grave number, or burial register reference if available.
  4. If no cemetery is named, ask the funeral home. Explain that you are researching the burial place of a named person and provide the date of death.
  5. Cross-check with primary records. Compare the information with cemetery registers, death records, church records, or other reliable documents.
Research distinction: An obituary is a valuable historical source but is not the same as an official death certificate, cemetery interment record, or legal proof of burial.

Finding Official Virginia Death Records

If you need a death certificate rather than an obituary, Virginia’s vital-record system is the appropriate starting point. An obituary and a death certificate serve different purposes and have different access requirements.

Virginia Department of Health

Use the official Vital Records section to review certificate eligibility, identification requirements, and ordering instructions.

Virginia Vital Records ↗

Library of Virginia

For historical family research, consult archival collections, genealogical indexes, and records guidance.

Library of Virginia ↗

Virginia restricts access to certain recent vital records. Eligibility, fees, available years, and accepted ordering methods should be checked on the official state website before submitting an application.

Arranging Funeral or Cremation Services

Weldon-Fisher provides funeral arrangement assistance, including burial and cremation-related choices. Its published arrangement resources discuss caskets, urns, burial vaults, memorial markers, and flowers.

If a death has recently occurred, call (804) 493-8444. Before discussing arrangements, gather the deceased person’s legal name, location of death, next-of-kin contact information, and any known wishes concerning burial, cremation, or religious services.

Questions to ask before making arrangements

  • What needs to happen immediately after a death?
  • Who is authorized to approve funeral arrangements?
  • What services are included in the proposed price?
  • Can we receive an itemized General Price List and written estimate?
  • What are the available viewing, burial, cremation, and memorial options?
  • Does the cemetery require a vault or other additional item?
  • How are death certificates obtained?
  • Can an obituary be published before the arrangements are finalized?
  • Is livestreaming available for the chosen service?
  • How will family members be informed of changes?

Specific package prices were not established from the verified obituary sources and should not be assumed. Request current, itemized pricing directly from the funeral home before authorizing services.

Read Weldon-Fisher’s official arrangement information ↗

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Where can I find Weldon Fisher Funeral Home obituaries?

Visit weldonfisherfh.com/listings. Search by a full or partial name, or use the alphabetical surname links to browse published notices.

2. Where is Weldon-Fisher Funeral Home located?

The funeral home lists its address as 22883 Kings Highway, Warsaw, Virginia 22572. Individual funerals may take place at other locations.

3. What is Weldon Fisher Funeral Home’s phone number?

The official contact number is (804) 493-8444. The funeral home states that assistance is available by phone 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

4. How can I find an obituary using only a last name?

Enter the surname in the official obituary directory’s name-search field or select its first letter from the A–Z browsing options. Compare dates and locations to identify the correct person.

5. Does Weldon-Fisher publish funeral and visitation times?

Yes, many individual obituaries include viewing, visitation, and funeral details. Not every notice contains all arrangements, particularly when plans are still being finalized.

6. Can I receive alerts when a new obituary is posted?

Yes. The official obituary mailing list offers complimentary email notifications when new notices are published.

7. How do I send flowers to a Weldon-Fisher funeral?

Open the person’s obituary and select a flower option if offered, or use the funeral home’s official flower-ordering page. Check delivery details and the family’s preferences first.

8. Are old Weldon Fisher obituaries available online?

The official directory contains current and earlier published notices, but it should not be assumed to be a complete historical archive. Older searches may require local newspapers, funeral-home assistance, or archival records.

9. Can I watch Weldon-Fisher funeral services online?

Some individual notices mention livestreaming, but it is not guaranteed for every service. Check the particular obituary for streaming instructions or ask the funeral home whether a link is available.

10. What should I do if a recent death is not listed?

Try searching by surname, check again after arrangements are finalized, and contact the funeral home if you have a legitimate need for information. A missing online obituary does not prove that no arrangements exist.

Quick Reference: Find the Information You Need

Your goal
Best starting point
Find a recent obituary
Receive new death notices
Send funeral flowers
Plan funeral arrangements
Request a Virginia death certificate
Ask about a missing notice

Before You Go

For the fastest obituary search, begin with the person’s surname in the official Weldon-Fisher directory. Once you find the notice, confirm the name, death date, service schedule, and event location.

If the obituary does not answer your question, the funeral home’s official contact number is (804) 493-8444. For burial research, record the cemetery details separately and verify them with the cemetery or another primary source whenever possible.

Editorial note: FindAGraves.com is an independent information resource and is not the official Weldon-Fisher Funeral Home website. Service information was researched from publicly available official notices on October 17, 2026. Dates, arrangements, and online listings may be updated. Individual obituaries and official funeral-home communications take precedence over this guide.

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