Beaudin Funeral Home

Owners: Mr. William Beaudin and Mrs. Nancine Beaudin Just as every city needs the essentials, food store, city hall, etc, so too there will always be a need for people who care for those who have passed on. The Beaudin Memorial and Funeral Home is a family establishment, proudly displaying that on their outdoor sign as being in service since 1889.

Run by the aging Mr. William Beaudin and his wife, Nancine, the parlor has run into a bit of hard time as of late, seeing as how their only heir to the corpse throne took off for greener, more northern passage instead of tending to the dead. The exterior of the home can appear somewhat intimidating, however the interior is anything but. Both homey and luxurious, the Beaudin's strive to make everyone feel welcome even in their deepest moments of grief.

A number of viewing rooms are available to choose from, every pallet from somber greys to more uplifting golds and pearls. A large reception area provides ample space for an in-house wake if so desired.

A for functionality, most of the private offices are kept to the upstairs, as well as the bedroom for the Beaudin couple who have known no other home during their martial keeping. A large casket viewing room shows off every option one could want for their journey into world after, though it's kept to a tasteful decision between hardwoods and stones with none of the 'modern glamor' as Mr. Beaudin puts it. Of course, there is always the less appealing side of funerary life, if there was an appeal to begin with. Heading into the basement leads to a surprisingly well lit embalming room with large warning signs of fluid handling stuck up on either side of the entrance. In a larger room adjacent to it is a preparation room for dressing, makeup, and all the other appliances needed to make the dead look not so much so.