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Bond-Mitchell Funeral Home

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1682 State Road 135 North
Nashville, IN 47448
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Bond-Mitchell Funeral Home has provided funeral services in Nashville, Indiana, since the 1930s. Throughout the years, our commitment has remained unchanged while our funeral home staff has always responded to the changing needs of the community.

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About

A focus on hometown care

Bond-Mitchell Funeral Home is where hometown traditions and service excellence meet the desires of today's families. As a Nashville funeral home, we proudly offer Batesville Caskets, manufactured right here in Indiana by fellow Hoosiers.

We understand the needs of families and guide you through the entire funeral planning process. Our funeral home offers many options, including the conventional use of our chapels for visitations and funeral services, as well as celebratory memorial gatherings in our beautiful and spacious reception room. We are happy to arrange catering through a 3rd-party caterer to create a custom menu for your guests as well. At Bond-Mitchell Funeral Home, you're able to create a celebration of life that truly reflects your loved one.

We celebrate life

Every person's life is unique—and deserves to be celebrated in a unique way. Our imaginative associates strive to plan one-of-a-kind tributes that celebrate a person's passions and personality. Was he Indiana's biggest Colts fan? We can deck out the reception room in blue and white, create customized jerseys for guests and serve his favorite game-day fare. Did she make the best pasta? We can have a catered spaghetti dinner and send family and friends home with jars of her famous tomato sauce. And if you prefer something more traditional, we're happy to do that too. No matter what type of service you envision, we promise to doing everything we can do meet your needs and expectations.

Trusted funeral provider

All of our funeral services are designed to help you through this personal and emotional experience. As a member of the Dignity Memorial® network of funeral, cremation and cemetery service providers, we provide the attention you deserve and the value you expect.

We also cater to today's educated and cost-conscious consumers. Our funeral directors will help you plan your funeral service ahead of time so you can make decisions for you and your family before they are needed.

We invite you to stop by our funeral home to meet our caring team and learn more about our funeral and cremation services. Call us for any reason. We're here for you day and night.

History

For more than 90 years, the dedicated team at Bond-Mitchell Funeral Home has provided care and compassion to Nashville-area families.

Bond-Mitchell Funeral Home was started in 1927 as Bond Funeral Home by the late Joshua Bond. Joshua opened the funeral home in Nashville because of a flu epidemic in the 1900s. At that time, there 2 two funeral homes in Nashville: one owned by Richard M. Coffey and one by Bond.

Eventually, Richard sold to Barkes and Albright of Columbus, which operated the funeral home for 2 years before selling it to Joshua. It was then that Bond-Mitchell Funeral Home became the only funeral home in Brown County, Indiana. In 1937, Earl and Jack Bond bought the funeral home. They were the second and third generations of the Bonds to manage the business.

Current management

In 1980, Jack sold to David Mitchell, and the name changed to Bond-Mitchell Funeral Home. David had worked for many years with Jack before he bought the thriving business.

Our current funeral director and manager, Earl Piper, has worked at Bond-Mitchell Funeral Home since 1992, helping Brown County families with their funeral service needs. Our staff also includes Scott J. Agnew and funeral directors Gary Arvin, Ann Kresler and Paul Clark. Longtime Brown County resident Jackie Roberts also has been involved with Bond-Mitchell Funeral Home for more than a decade.

Our team is privileged to serve Nashville's funeral and cremation needs, and we hope we can do the same for many years to come.

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