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Our Services

Our funeral home is one of the most spacious, modern, comfortable, and family-friendly facilities in Pinellas County. We are centrally located to better serve Seminole, Largo, St. Petersburg, Bay Pines, Pinellas Park, and the Gulf Beaches of Florida. Please, stop in during our business hours, and we will give you a tour of our facilities and answer any questions you may have.
We believe that as our friend and neighbor, you deserve our immediate attention.
Some of the services we offer are:

• A family-friendly website that is updated daily and has a guest book, FTD, and Sympathy Card Order center.
  
• Traditional and non-traditional funerals with burials
  
• Facilities available for gatherings and refreshments
  
• Out-of-state transfers
  
• Receiving remains from out-of-state anatomical donations
  
• Basic cremations
  
• Memorial services
  
• Traditional cremation services with or without visitation and services
  
• Scattering at sea
  
• Arranging for cemetery property
  
• Floral memorials
  
• Assisting and setting up memorialization showcases
  
• Memorial markers
  
• Military services at Bay Pines or Florida National Cemetery
• Many other services that our staff may assist you and your family with. Please feel free to contact us and let us know if we can assist you with these inevitable but difficult decisions. You can be assured that our staff will treat you with a friendly attitude and affordable pricing. As your friend and neighbor for over 50 years, we wish you all the best.



The Traditional Funeral Service is when your loved one is present. The night before the funeral, a visitation would occur at Mohn Funeral Home, generally with the casket open. The funeral service is normally the following day, either in the chapel of Mohn Funeral Home or in a church chosen by the family. A funeral service may consist of scripture reading, prayers, eulogy, sermon, and music. After the funeral service, there is a procession to the cemetery to have a committal service. A Committal Service is a brief service at the gravesite before the burial. This is where family and friends say their final goodbyes with or without clergy present. After the committal service, there is often a reception to follow at the church, the family’s home, a restaurant, or a clubhouse, which concludes the services. The Graveside Service is when your loved one’s funeral is held at the cemetery gravesite. No visitation or other services are held the day before. The funeral service typically includes scripture readings and eulogy. After the graveside service, there is often a reception to follow at the family’s home, church, or restaurant.
The Traditional Funeral Service with Cremation is when your loved one is present. The night before the funeral, a visitation would occur at Mohn Funeral Home in our traditional chapel, generally with the casket open. The funeral service is normally the following day, either in the chapel of Mohn Funeral Home or in a church chosen by the family. A funeral service may consist of scripture reading, prayers, eulogy, sermon, and music. After the funeral service, the deceased is transported to the crematory. Direct Cremation is when there is no funeral ceremony. Once all necessary paperwork and documentation are completed, the deceased is transported to the crematory. The cremated remains are placed in an urn and are ready to be buried, placed in a niche, or taken home. Many families choose to have a Memorial Service with the deceased’s urn present, along with family photos and memorabilia, at Mohn Funeral Home and Cremation Services. This is a time to remember your loved one through fellowship with friends and family.
Funeral and Cemetery Flowers We offer help in obtaining beautiful flower arrangements—a particularly useful service for loved ones from out of town.
Answers to Common Questions The knowledgeable personnel at Mohn Funeral Home will help to provide answers to common questions concerning funeral home arrangements and services. Families often have questions about many aspects of funeral planning, well before they have a need for such services. In addition, we also offer the following services upon request

• Ceremonial Dove Releases
  
• Interpreter for the Deaf
  
• Interpreter for Foreign Language
  
• Military Honor Guard
  
• Soloist
  
• Organist
  
• Musicians
  
• Hairstylist
  
• Memorial Plaques and Grave Markers

Since 1976, funeral service professionals have taken great pride in offering bereaved families the Living Memorial® program. With the selection of a Batesville casket or an Options® by Batesville cremation product, your funeral director can make arrangements for a tree seedling to be planted in selected woodlands at no cost to you.

Developed by Batesville Casket Company, in agreement with various government agencies, the program has been responsible for reforesting many thousands of acres with more than ten million trees.

In the United States alone, the Department of Agriculture Forest Service has planted trees in most of the 156 national forests. In addition, international reforestation projects are underway in cooperation with The Grand River Foundation and The Canadian Forestry Association in Canada, the Australian Trust for Conservation Volunteers, and The National Forest Company in the United Kingdom.

The species and locations of the trees are determined by the government agencies in charge, based on the greatest reforestation needs, such as areas damaged by forest fires and natural disasters. The Living Memorial program has grown to become the world's largest memorial reforestation effort.

The Living Memorial program - commemorating one generation and caring for the next.