Griffiths Hovendick Chapel, Inc.

Griffiths-Hovendick Chapel Inc. in Adams, Nebraska, is a family-owned funeral home that has been serving the community since 1944. The Adams location, established in 1972, is housed in the historic Adams State Bank Building at 722 Main Street. It is one of several locations operated by the Griffiths-Hovendick family, which also includes funeral homes in Beatrice, DeWitt, and Wymore. The business began when Heath and Blanche Griffiths purchased the Bergmeyer Funeral Home in Beatrice in 1944. Dick Hovendick joined the firm in 1960, and his son Rich became the third generation in 1978. Today, the fourth generation, Samantha Thompson, continues the family legacy as a licensed funeral director, embalmer, and pre-need salesperson. The Adams chapel offers a warm, accessible space for visitations, gatherings, and funeral services. The facility is fully wheelchair accessible, with an accessible entrance and parking lot. On-site parking is available for guests. Griffiths-Hovendick Chapel provides a comprehensive range of services, including traditional burial services, cremation options, and pre-planning assistance. They also offer modern amenities such as digital obituary pages and live-streaming of services, allowing family and friends near and far to participate in honoring their loved ones. The staff is dedicated to personalized care, tailoring each service to reflect the unique life of the deceased. The funeral home emphasizes creating meaningful ceremonies that provide closure and support for grieving families. Whether assisting with immediate arrangements or helping with long-term pre-need planning, the team at Griffiths-Hovendick Chapel strives to guide families with compassion and professionalism. The Adams location is conveniently situated on Main Street, serving the residents of Adams and surrounding areas in Gage County. With a long history of community involvement and a commitment to dignified, respectful service, Griffiths-Hovendick Chapel Inc. remains a trusted partner during life’s most difficult moments.