History

A lot has changed in the funeral profession since 1905 when Gustav H. Busch opened the Rehburg-Busch Furniture and Hardware Store in the Old Brooklyn neighborhood of Cleveland.

The store produced crafted furniture and,

typical of that period, built fine wooden caskets

as well as had embalming facilities. As time

progressed, our family proudly embraced

the funeral profession and serve to earn

our reputation for bringing the highest level

of funeral service to the community.

Over a century of strong, enduring

achievement - A few examples of the "funeral

firsts" our family brought to Northeast Ohio:

In 1925, we were the first firm to build a "funeral

home" at 4334 Pearl Road to be used only for funeral services; the first to have a staff

of pre-arrangement counselors to assist families with advanced funeral planning at their

residence; and the first to offer an "800" number to make it more convenient for family

members outside of Northeast Ohio to get in touch.

We have expanded to meet the growing needs of today's families and we are online.

We'd like the opportunity to answer some of the questions you may have about death,

dying and bereavement.

John M. Busch

James H. Busch

Mark Busch