The company started as a Direct Disposer Establishment in November, 2002. It became a Funeral Establishment, capable of doing all types of funeral service, not just direct disposition in November, 2004. We are locally and independently owned and operated.

Our purpose is to provide dignified, professional, funeral services at reasonable prices. We think you will find that we offer great value for the money you spend to care for your loved ones.

It is our commitment to you that we will treat your loved ones with all of the honor, respect and dignity due unto them. And we will will treat you the same way.

We are prepared to serve people regardless of their national origin, religious heritage, and welcome the opportunity to assist you honor your traditions.

John B. “Jack” Hagin is a native Floridian. He grew up and was educated in the public schools of Perry, Taylor County, Florida. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from the Baptist College at Charleston (now Charleston Southern University) Charleston, South Carolina with a Bachelors Degree in English and Biblical Studies in 1969.

He started working in the funeral profession while still in high school in 1960. He is an honors graduate of Miami-Dade College, School of Funeral Sciences, with an Associate in Science Degree in Mortuary Science in 1985. He has been a licensed Florida Funeral Director and Embalmer since 1986.

A pioneer computer programmer who wrote his first program in 1978, he is the founder and president of Funeral Industry Consultants, Inc., which began in 1987 to market custom software for the funeral industry and statistical research on the industry. Recognized as a leader by many of his peers in the profession, his publications are widely read and used daily. The software he develops provides simple, common sense ways to manage the day-to-day operation of funeral homes, direct disposer establishments, crematories, cemeteries, and allied funeral suppliers.

Through all the years though, at heart he is just a home town “undertaker” who has been willing to undertake the necessary tasks of laying to rest those who have died among us. He is ready and willing to go that extra mile to make sure your loved one is properly cared for with dignity, honor, and respect. At the same time he helps empower families to find creative and innovative ways to celebrate and remember the lives of their loved ones, while getting on with their own lives.