Furbee Funeral Home, Inc.

Furbee Funeral Home, Inc., located at 217 Main Street in Middlebourne, West Virginia, has been a cornerstone of the Tyler County community for over a century. Operating as Furbee Williams Funeral Home, this family-owned and operated business is dedicated to providing compassionate, personalized care to families during their most difficult times. The funeral home offers a full range of services tailored to honor the life of a loved one while respecting the unique customs and wishes of each family. From traditional funeral services to cremation options and pre-planning arrangements, Furbee Funeral Home guides families through every step with professionalism and empathy.

The facility is committed to accessibility, featuring a wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking lot, ensuring all visitors can comfortably attend services. On-site parking is available for the convenience of guests. The funeral home’s staff understands that the loss of a loved one is overwhelming, and they strive to alleviate the burden by handling every detail with care. Services include grief support resources, flower delivery options, and assistance with monument selection. The website offers an online obituary section to share memories and service details, as well as a subscription option for email updates.

For over 100 years, Furbee Funeral Home has earned the trust of the community by serving every family with great pride. They are able to meet a wide range of needs, from simple services to elaborate celebrations of life. The funeral home also encourages pre-planning to relieve future stress, allowing individuals to make their own arrangements in advance. With locations in Middlebourne (304-758-2166) and Alma (304-758-2509), the funeral home extends its reach throughout the region. Though currently listed as temporarily closed on some platforms, the funeral home remains dedicated to its mission of supporting families through the grief journey with the highest standards of service excellence. Their enduring presence in Tyler County is a testament to their commitment to honoring life and providing comfort to those who mourn.