Salt Lake City, United States – July 26, 2019 / Funeral Marketing Services /

Wiscombe Memorial recognizes and admire the efforts and sacrifices made by veterans of the United States military. There is a beautiful story regarding Mr. Henry Stuehmeyer, a retired solider who passed away at the age of 93, after a life of dedicated service. In December 1944, Stuehmeyer, then only eighteen, was deployed to Marseilles, France, as a member of Canon Company C with the 23rd Infantry Regiment of the 42nd Rainbow Division. During his service, Stuehmeyer would see action in France, Germany, and Austria. He earned the first of his three Bronze Stars during the Rhine Offensive. In April 1945, Stuehmeyer along with the 42nd Division helped liberate 30,000 prisoners being held Dachau, a concentration camp created by Adolf Hitler. More information about Mr. Stuehmeyer’s incredible life and service can be found at https://www.petaluma360.com/news/9301046-181/stuehmeyer-petaluma-wwii-vet-dies

In light of the heroic work of veterans such as the late Mr. Stuehmeyer, Wiscombe Memorial  has made information regarding veterans’ funeral services available on their website. One may learn about the Military Funeral Honors ceremony that can be held for any eligible veteran. The website offers details about the service itself, eligibility requirements and includes important contact information. Located in Salt Lake City , Utah  and proudly serving the residents and veterans in Taylorsville, Utah . Wiscombe Memorial is a leading provider of veteran funeral benefits.

Additionally, the website tells of the Burial benefits available to Utah Veterans that include a grave site in either the national or state veterans’ cemeteries. Completion applications for all the veteran’s benefits, including Military Honors, Presidential Memorial Certificate, and veteran memorial marker or headstone.

Lastly, those who contact Wiscombe Memorial can learn more about the prices and packages to offered to veterans who honorably served in the U.S. Armed Forces. All too often, families discount the value of ceremony after the death of a loved one, and Wiscombe Memorial certainly don’t want the valued Veterans who served the country to make that mistake. Coming together after a loss is a very essential part of the grieving process.

All of the above points may be accessed by visiting https://www.wiscombememorial.com/services/veterans and by contacting Wiscombe Memorial at (385) 528-1804.

At Wiscombe Memorial they are committed to serve everyone with genuine compassion and understanding.  Wiscombe Memorial truly believes that those they  serve should be honored according to their wishes and the wishes of those they love. From their beginning in 1991 Wiscombe Memorial has  always believed in listening to the needs of those they serve and designing a service within the budget that is comfortable for each individual.