Reis Family Mortuary & Crematory

Reis Family Mortuary and Crematory, located at 991 Nipomo Street in San Luis Obispo, California, is a family-owned and operated funeral home that has been serving the local community since 1955. Now led by the third generation of the Reis family—Kirk, Wendy, and Emily Reis—the mortuary is founded on a philosophy that prioritizes celebrating the unique life of each individual rather than focusing solely on mourning death. Their motto, "It's not about mourning death, it's about Celebrating Life," permeates every service they offer, ensuring that each family receives compassionate, personalized care during their time of loss.

The facility provides a comprehensive range of services, including traditional funerals, cremation, and burial services. They also offer a convenient online pre-planning form, allowing families to make arrangements from the comfort of their own homes. The mortuary is wheelchair accessible, with accessible parking and entrance, and offers on-site parking. Financial assistance is available, along with prepayment plans to help families plan ahead and relieve future burdens. Their hours are Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, closed on weekends. With a Google rating of 4.2 stars and positive reviews, the team at Reis Family Mortuary is known for their respectful, attentive, and supportive approach.

Beyond the core funeral and cremation services, Reis Family Mortuary is deeply invested in community engagement and grief support. They offer resources for grief and healing, a program of daily affirmations via email, and host educational, grief support, and remembrance events designed to enrich lives and ease sorrow. The mortuary also maintains an active online presence with recent obituaries and tributes, inviting families to send flowers and gifts through their online store. By honoring each life’s unique story through personalized services and community connection, Reis Family Mortuary and Crematory remains a trusted pillar in San Luis Obispo, guiding families through difficult times with dignity, empathy, and a focus on celebrating life.