Bill Eisenhour Funeral Home

A welcoming Del City funeral home

Because Del City is a diverse community, we welcome people of all religions, cultures and backgrounds. We will incorporate your traditions and preferences into the service to ensure a fitting memorial.

Bill Eisenhour Funeral Home has a single chapel that comfortably holds up to 200 people. The non-denominational chapel features rows of pews with a pulpit in the front. It is simply decorated, allowing families to use the space to reflect the life being celebrated. For more intimate gatherings, we have several visitation rooms with comfortable chairs and couches.

A reception area has round tables for catered gatherings. Our professional catering service can handle virtually any type of food and drink requests. From a breakfast taco buffet to an ice cream social to a barbecue dinner, leave the details to us. 

Let’s celebrate life

Our funeral directors are quite skilled at designing highly personalized memorial services. We help families find inspiration almost anywhere—in a song, a hobby, a trademark style, a defining philosophy or a lifelong passion—and transform that inspiration into a memorial service filled with thoughtful and meaningful details.

What was important to the person you loved? Whether it was a gift for baking, a love of travel or even a preference for the color red, we can help you weave your loved one’s unique passions into a memorable service that truly celebrates his or her life. A celebration can be as simple or elaborate as you desire. No detail is too big or small.

Count on us for funeral and memorial service needs

Bill Eisenhour Funeral Home is located just outside of Oklahoma City, near Tinker Air Force Base. It is easily accessed by I-40, I-35, I-240 and US-62.

The team at Bill Eisenhour Funeral Home understands that losing a loved one is an emotional experience, and we are available to you at any time, whether you need immediate assistance or are simply interested in planning ahead to make your personal wishes known.

Call us for any reason at all. We’ll be there for you.

History

Bill and Lloyd Eisenhour founded Bill Eisenhour Funeral Home in 1966. Over the years, the property has undergone 3 expansions, but the funeral home, still in its original farmhouse, retains a vintage charm. 

The Eisenhour family remains involved in the funeral home today. In fact, Lloyd is still active as a consultant.

Bill Eisenhour Funeral Home is a member of the Dignity Memorial® network, the largest provider of funeral, cremation and cemetery services in North America. Our team continues a long-standing family tradition of sincere, hometown service while delivering the value and benefits your family deserves.

Funeral services for veterans and the military

Bill Eisenhour Funeral Home is just a short walk from Tinker Air Force Base, and we've done numerous funerals for veterans. We are experts in military funeral traditions and offer years of experience in assisting families with veterans final-needs benefits.

We also participate in the Homeless Veterans Burial Program, which provides veterans with proper burials even if they have fallen on hard financial times. We believe every member of the military deserves a dignified memorial. More than 1,000 people attended a recent service for a homeless veteran to help us celebrate his life and contribution to our country.

We care about Oklahoma City

The people of Del City and Oklahoma City are very important to us. Our team believes in giving back, and we are involved in many community organizations, including the local chapter of Kiwanis International. Bill Eisenhour Funeral Home partners with Sunny Lane Cemetery for special services on Memorial Day, Veterans Day and Mother’s Day. We also work with that cemetery to host holiday remembrance programs.