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Eberhardt Stevenson Funeral Home Obituaries: Official Clintonville & Marion Search Guide

Find the official Eberhardt-Stevenson Funeral Home & Crematory obituary page, confirm Clintonville or Marion contact details, check service-location instructions, and understand Wisconsin death-certificate next steps.

This page is an independent guide. It does not create obituary results, confirm a person’s death, or replace the official funeral-home memorial page.

Eberhardt-Stevenson Obituaries: Verified Details First

Official obituary pageUse eberhardtstevenson.com/listings for the official all-obituaries archive.
Clintonville office53 N. Main Street, P.O. Box 7, Clintonville, WI 54929. Phone: 715-823-2450.
Marion office1029 N. Main Street, P.O. Box 66, Marion, WI 54950. Phone: 715-754-2360.
Service detail sourceThe individual obituary controls whether services are public, private, pending, graveside-only, or not formally scheduled.
Online guestbookOfficial memorial pages may include condolences, tribute wall information, flowers, and service blocks.
Death certificateA certified Wisconsin death certificate is requested through Wisconsin Vital Records or eligible local vital-record offices.

How to Find an Eberhardt-Stevenson Funeral Home Obituary

  1. Open the official all-obituaries page. Start at Eberhardt-Stevenson All Obituaries, not a generic directory page.
  2. Search or scan by name. Try the full name first. If nothing appears, try surname-only, maiden name, nickname, middle initial, or a spelling variation.
  3. Open the full obituary. The listing preview is not enough. The complete memorial may include obituary text, service schedule, guestbook, flowers, cemetery information, and family instructions.
  4. Confirm the funeral-home location. The notice may say Clintonville or Marion. Use the office and phone number tied to that memorial if you need help.
  5. Check whether services are public or private. Some official notices state that arrangements are private or that no formal service will be held.
  6. Write down every event separately. Visitation, funeral, graveside committal, interment, and luncheon may be in different places.
  7. Use the exact address on the obituary. Do not assume the event is at 53 N. Main Street or 1029 N. Main Street unless the memorial says so.
  8. Recheck before attending. Open the official obituary again close to the service date because family instructions and timing can change.

What the Official Memorial Page May Include

Obituary textFamily-approved public memorial information, life story details, and surviving family references when provided.
Service scheduleVisitation, funeral service, memorial service, committal, or private arrangement notes.
Funeral-home officeThe memorial may identify whether Clintonville or Marion is assisting the family.
Guestbook / tribute wallVisitors may be able to leave condolences or view shared support messages.
Flowers or condolencesUse the memorial-specific flower or condolence option rather than a third-party ad.
Private-service wordingSome notices state “private arrangements,” “no formal services,” or “private graveside committal.” Respect that wording.

Service-Day Verification: Clintonville, Marion, Church or Cemetery?

Eberhardt-Stevenson serves families through Clintonville and Marion locations, but an obituary may send visitors to a church, cemetery, private graveside service, or no public service at all. Before you drive, verify the exact public event information.

What you see on the obituaryWhat to verifyWhy it matters
Visitation Start time, end time, location name, street address, and whether family receiving hours are limited. Visitation can be at the funeral home, church, or another venue.
Funeral or memorial service Public/private status, date, time, clergy or officiant notes, and address. A service may not be held at the same place as visitation.
Graveside committal / interment Cemetery name, city, public attendance, procession notes, and weather-related instructions. The cemetery may be in a different community from Clintonville or Marion.
Private arrangements Whether the family has requested privacy and whether condolences can be left online. Not every obituary includes a public event to attend.
Best practice: share the official obituary link with relatives so everyone sees the same current service details.

Official Eberhardt-Stevenson Contact Details

The official contact page lists two funeral-home offices. Use the location connected to the individual obituary when possible, and call first if the memorial does not clearly explain which office is handling arrangements.

OfficeOfficial addressPhone / faxWhen to use it
Clintonville 53 N. Main Street, P.O. Box 7, Clintonville, WI 54929 Phone: 715-823-2450
Fax: 715-823-3010
Use when the obituary says Eberhardt-Stevenson Funeral Home – Clintonville is assisting the family or when the service block names the Clintonville location.
Marion 1029 N. Main Street, P.O. Box 66, Marion, WI 54950 Phone: 715-754-2360
Fax: 715-823-3010
Use when the obituary says the Marion funeral home is assisting the family or the service location is in Marion.
Do not guess the venue: the office assisting the family is not always the same as the public service location. Follow the address listed in the memorial’s event section.

Clintonville Office Map and Contact

Eberhardt-Stevenson Funeral Home – Clintonville

53 N. Main Street
Clintonville, WI 54929

Phone: 715-823-2450

This map is for the Clintonville office only. If the obituary names Marion, a church, cemetery, or private graveside location, use that specific address instead.

Costs, Flowers, Immediate Need and Arrangement Questions

This guide does not quote funeral package prices because current itemized prices must come from the funeral provider. Use the official funeral-home contact route and the FTC Funeral Rule guidance when discussing arrangements, cremation, burial, merchandise, cash advances, and preplanning.

If you needWhat to doOfficial route
Immediate help after a death Call the relevant Clintonville or Marion office and explain where the death occurred, who is calling, and whether arrangements have already started. Eberhardt-Stevenson contact page
Current funeral or cremation prices Ask for the current General Price List and clarify which charges are funeral-home services and which are third-party cash advances. FTC funeral pricing checklist
Flowers or memorial gifts Use the flower or condolence option attached to the individual obituary, or call if the family request is unclear. Official obituary listings
Preplanning questions Ask what is a preference, what is prepaid, what is guaranteed in writing, and who can update the plan later. Eberhardt-Stevenson website

Wisconsin Death Certificates: Official Record Steps

An obituary is not a certified death certificate. For deaths that occurred in Wisconsin, the Wisconsin Department of Health Services explains that vital records can be requested by U.S. mail, online through VitalChek, or by phone through VitalChek. Local vital-record offices may also provide some records, depending on availability.

State vital-record route

Use Wisconsin DHS Vital Records for official birth, death, marriage, and divorce certificate information.

Open Wisconsin Vital Records

Request instructions

Wisconsin DHS provides request guidance, processing notes, mail address information, and phone ordering through VitalChek.

Open Wisconsin requesting-a-record page
  1. Confirm the state of death. Use Wisconsin Vital Records only if the death occurred in Wisconsin.
  2. Ask the funeral director what was already ordered. Families sometimes request certified copies during funeral arrangements.
  3. Prepare identifying information. Include the decedent’s legal name, date of death, place of death, and your relationship or eligibility information.
  4. Choose an official order method. Wisconsin DHS lists mail ordering and VitalChek online or phone ordering. VitalChek may charge an extra fee.
  5. Use certified copies for legal tasks. Banks, insurance, benefits, property, and estate matters usually require a certified death certificate, not an obituary.

Family Follow-Up After Finding the Obituary

Social SecuritySSA explains what happens when someone dies, including reporting and possible survivor benefits.Open SSA guidance
Veterans benefitsVeteran families should review VA burial and memorial benefits if military honors, a flag, burial allowance, marker, or headstone may apply.Open VA burial benefits
Obituary correctionsIf a name, date, photo, service time, or family detail appears wrong, contact the funeral home directly instead of editing a copied notice elsewhere.
Estate paperworkThe funeral-home office does not decide probate jurisdiction. Estate steps usually depend on domicile, assets, and state law.
Private arrangementsIf the official obituary says arrangements are private, avoid posting speculation or asking the family publicly for event details.
Sharing the memorialShare the official obituary link so relatives see current service notes, guestbook options, and family instructions.

Official Resources Used in This Guide

FAQs About Eberhardt-Stevenson Funeral Home Obituaries

Where can I find official Eberhardt-Stevenson Funeral Home obituaries?
Use the official all-obituaries page at eberhardtstevenson.com/listings. Open the full memorial before relying on service times, addresses, flowers, or condolence options.
Does this page search Eberhardt-Stevenson obituary records?
No. This page does not run an obituary database or create search results. It points you to the official funeral-home obituary listings and explains what to verify.
What is the Clintonville Eberhardt-Stevenson phone number?
The official contact page lists the Clintonville office phone as 715-823-2450. The Clintonville address is 53 N. Main Street, P.O. Box 7, Clintonville, WI 54929.
What is the Marion Eberhardt-Stevenson phone number?
The official contact page lists the Marion office phone as 715-754-2360. The Marion address is 1029 N. Main Street, P.O. Box 66, Marion, WI 54950.
How do I know whether Clintonville or Marion is handling the obituary?
Open the full official memorial and look for the funeral-home line or service-location details. If it is unclear, call the funeral home before mailing flowers or driving to a service.
Are all services public?
No. Some Eberhardt-Stevenson notices state that arrangements are private, that no formal services will be held, or that only a private graveside committal will take place.
Can I rely on Legacy, newspaper, or other third-party obituary pages?
Use third-party pages only as clues. For service details, flowers, guestbook links, and family instructions, verify the official Eberhardt-Stevenson memorial page.
What should I do if the name search fails?
Try last name only, remove middle names or suffixes, and test maiden names, former surnames, nicknames, initials, and alternate spellings. Also scan recent listings if the obituary is newly posted.
Where do I get a Wisconsin death certificate?
For deaths that occurred in Wisconsin, use Wisconsin Department of Health Services Vital Records or eligible local vital-record offices. An obituary is not a certified death certificate.
Should I call before sending flowers?
Yes, if the family instructions are unclear. Use the flower or condolence option on the official memorial, or call the Clintonville or Marion office connected with the obituary.

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