As a local, privately owned firm, Cheshire Family Funeral Home will work with your family to address it's specific and individual needs. With respect and dignity, we look to serve our greater community with the best in services and options modern Funeral Service has to offer. We believe in open, honest business practices and a relationship-based model of taking care of the relationships we build and grow through our service to your family.

Since first opening our doors in 1915, and through five generations, the Cournoyer family has made it our goal to provide compassionate, personalized and affordable services to each family we serve. With multiple personalization options we can provide a funeral that is as individual and unique as your loved one.

Kidder Funeral Home offers compassionate and personalized services, honoring lives with dignity and respect. Our dedicated team provides support to families, ensuring a meaningful farewell in a serene environment.

"We are committed to arranging a funeral befitting your loved one and to celebrate a life in a meaningful way."

Stone-Ladeau Funeral Home offers compassionate and personalized funeral services, honoring each life with dignity. Our dedicated team provides support and guidance, creating meaningful tributes tailored to your loved one's legacy.

Fenton & Hennessey Funeral Home, Inc. is a family owned and operated funeral home located in the Southeast corner of Vermont in the Town of Rockingham, Village of Bellows Falls. The company was started on the second floor of the Chase Furniture Store in the town square. James Keefe was the undertaker at that time. In the 1930's the business was moved to it's present place at 55 Westminster Street when purchased by J.J. Fenton and John C. Hennessey Sr. In 1963 John C. Hennessey Jr. took over the riens from his father until 1985. In 1985 Fenton & Hennessey Funeral Home, Inc. was sold to J. Malcolm Potter Jr. who had worked for the Hennesseys for 20 years. Fenton & Hennessey Funeral Home, Inc is run by J. Malcolm Potter and his son Christopher, who has recently changed places with his father and is now the President. Since the retirement of Mr. Hennessey's sister Katherine the office has been run by Malcolm's wife Dianne and later his daughter in law Lori.