About Us
About Us
We at Jones & Eden Funeral Home are dedicated to providing compassionate care and personalized services to support families during life’s most challenging moments. Our experienced and caring team is here to guide you every step of the way, ensuring your loved one’s life is honored with dignity, respect, and heartfelt attention to detail. We believe that every life is unique, and we work closely with you to create meaningful tributes that reflect their story and legacy.
With a variety of options to meet your family’s specific needs and wishes, we strive to make the process as seamless and comforting as possible. Our deep commitment to excellence and care ensures that you receive the support and guidance you deserve, providing peace of mind during this difficult time. Let us help you celebrate your loved one’s life in a way that brings comfort and healing to those who cherish their memory.
Our History
- 1911- Wilbur Miller constructs the first building designated as a Funeral Home West of the Mississippi River in Washington, Iowa.
- 1917- Wilbur Miller dies in the Flu epidemic and the Funeral Home is sold to Charles Woodford of Brighton, Iowa.
- 1924- Charles Woodford dies and Louis A. Jones assumes ownership of the Funeral Home, financially backed by Joseph McElhinney, a local druggist.
- 1944- Louis A. Jones forms a business partnership with his wife, Florence, a licensed mortician herself, and their son Willis.
- 1959- The Jones Funeral Home purchases the Fox Theatre and converts it into a drive-through foyer.
- 1968- Willis C. Jones purchases the Funeral Home from his parents.
- 1979- John F. Moenck and Wayne E. Davis become co-owners of the Funeral Home.
- 1989- John F. Moenck becomes the sole owner after the sudden death of Wayne E. Davis.
- 1996- The Jones Funeral Home merges with the Eden Funeral Home.
- 2005- Martin L. Beenblossom purchases the Jones-Eden Funeral Home.
- 2011- The Jones-Eden Funeral Home celebrates its centennial anniversary.
