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Huntingdon • Carroll County • Tennessee

Chase Funeral Home Obituaries: Official Huntingdon TN Search Guide

If you searched for Chase Funeral Home obituaries, the official source to begin with is Chase Funeral Home in Huntingdon, Tennessee. The official contact page lists 21190 East Main Street, Huntingdon, TN 38344, phone (731) 986-0500, and obituary line (731) 986-0601.

Open the individual memorial before attending a service, ordering flowers, or sharing funeral details. Official obituary pages may include separate visitation, funeral, burial, memorial donation, and family-instruction information.

Open Official Obituaries Call (731) 986-0500 Obituary Line

Source review: October 10, 2026. Reopen the official obituary shortly before travel because service times, locations, and family requests can change.

Verified Details First

Official nameChase Funeral Home.
Official obituary archivechasefh.com/obituaries.
Main phone(731) 986-0500, listed on the official contact page.
Obituary line(731) 986-0601, listed by Chase Funeral Home.
Address21190 East Main Street, Huntingdon, TN 38344.
CountyHuntingdon is in Carroll County, Tennessee.
Fastest route: open the official obituary archive, search or browse the name, then read the full memorial before saving directions or sending flowers.

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This page does not run a Chase Funeral Home search backend and does not confirm that an obituary exists. Use this field only to prepare the name you want to search, then open the official archive.

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No simulated results: use third-party obituary pages only as clues. Final details should come from the official Chase memorial page or the funeral home directly.

What a Chase Memorial Page May Include

Obituary noticeFamily-approved memorial details and life information.
VisitationDate, time, location, and whether family receives friends during a shorter window.
Funeral or memorial serviceMay be in the chapel, a church, a cemetery, or another local venue.
Interment or graveside serviceCemetery information may be separate from the funeral home address.
Flowers or donationsUse the family’s instructions from the individual obituary.
Tribute optionsSome memorial pages may include condolence, sharing, flower, or notification tools.

Service-Day Checks Before You Drive

Do not assume every event is held at Chase Funeral Home. The obituary may name the chapel, a church, a cemetery, a graveside-only service, or a private family service. Save the address attached to the specific event you are attending.

EventWhat to verifyWhy it matters
VisitationStart/end time and receiving-friends details.A visitation window can differ from the funeral service time.
Funeral serviceVenue name, address, date, and time.Search snippets can hide whether the service is at the chapel or elsewhere.
Burial / intermentCemetery name, location, and whether it is public or private.The cemetery may be away from East Main Street.
Memorial donationsExact organization, fund name, church, or mailing instruction.Family preferences can replace or supplement flowers.
Practical tip: write down each event as its own destination. Funeral home, church, cemetery, and reception may not share the same address.

Chase Funeral Home Address, Phone and Map

Chase Funeral Home

21190 East Main Street
Huntingdon, TN 38344

Main phone: (731) 986-0500
Obituary line: (731) 986-0601

Use this address for the funeral home itself. If the obituary names a church, cemetery, or another venue, use the address shown in that obituary event.

Open Google Maps Official Contact Page
Map caution: this map is for the funeral home, not every service. Always use the event address on the individual obituary.

Current Prices, Immediate Need and Arrangement Questions

This guide does not quote funeral package prices because current itemized costs must be confirmed directly with the funeral home. For consumer rights, the Federal Trade Commission explains price-disclosure rules for funeral homes.

  1. Call Chase Funeral Home. Use (731) 986-0500 and explain whether this is immediate need, cremation, burial, preplanning, or service attendance.
  2. Ask for current itemized prices. Request pricing for the specific goods and services being considered.
  3. Separate outside charges. Cemetery, clergy, flowers, death certificates, obituary publication, and other cash advances may be separate.
  4. Review family instructions before ordering flowers. The individual obituary may request donations or another memorial preference.
  5. Read the FTC Funeral Rule. Use it to understand federal funeral price-disclosure rights.

Tennessee Death Certificates

An obituary is not a certified death certificate. For a death that occurred in Tennessee, the Tennessee Department of Health Office of Vital Records is the official state route for certified vital records.

Tennessee Office of Vital Records

The Tennessee Office of Vital Records maintains and issues certificates for births, deaths, marriages, and divorces that occur in Tennessee.

Open Tennessee Vital Records

Older death records

The Tennessee State Library & Archives explains that death records older than 50 years are held by the Library & Archives; more recent death records are handled through Vital Records.

Open Tennessee Death Records Archive
  1. Confirm where the death occurred. Use Tennessee Vital Records only for Tennessee vital events.
  2. Ask whether certificates were ordered. Families often request certified copies during funeral arrangements.
  3. Open the official Tennessee Vital Records page. Review current ID, eligibility, fee, and ordering instructions.
  4. Use certified copies for legal tasks. Banks, insurance, benefits, and estate matters usually require certified records, not an obituary printout.

Estate and Probate Questions in Carroll County

Funeral arrangements and estate administration are separate tasks. If the deceased person was legally domiciled in Carroll County, estate questions may involve local court resources, commonly through Carroll County Chancery Court contacts.

Start with the right countyThe correct county is usually tied to the deceased person’s legal residence, not only the funeral-home address.
Prepare documentsCertified death certificate, will if one exists, ID, and a basic list of assets and debts.
Carroll County contactThe county contact page lists Chancery Court at (731) 986-1920.
Call before filingEstate procedures can vary by estate size, will status, heirs, and local filing rules.
Carroll County Government Contact Page Tennessee Courts — official court system starting point

Veteran Families: Check Benefits Early

If the person was a Veteran, tell the funeral director early and gather discharge paperwork if available. Federal VA burial and memorial benefits may apply only when eligibility rules are met.

VA burial benefitsReview burial allowance, headstone or marker, burial flag, and memorial certificate information.Open VA Burial & Memorial Benefits
Social SecuritySSA explains death reporting, survivor benefits, and possible lump-sum death payment eligibility.Open SSA When Someone Dies

Official Resources Used in This Guide

Chase Official Obituaries
Open archive → search or browse → open full obituary → verify service blocks. Chase Contact Page
Use for current phone, obituary line, address, and contact questions. Chase Location Page
Use for Huntingdon address and location confirmation. Tennessee Vital Records
Use for Tennessee certified vital-record guidance. Tennessee Older Death Records
Use for older Tennessee death-record archive guidance. FTC Funeral Rule
Use for funeral price-disclosure rights.

FAQs About Chase Funeral Home Obituaries

Where can I find official Chase Funeral Home obituaries?
Use the official Chase Funeral Home obituary listings at chasefh.com/obituaries. Open the full memorial page before relying on service details.
Is this page affiliated with Chase Funeral Home?
No. FuneralHomeObituaries.org is an independent guide and is not affiliated with Chase Funeral Home.
What is the Chase Funeral Home phone number?
The official contact page lists (731) 986-0500 for Chase Funeral Home in Huntingdon, Tennessee.
What is the Chase Funeral Home obituary line?
The official Chase Funeral Home contact information lists the obituary line as (731) 986-0601.
Where is Chase Funeral Home located?
The official contact page lists 21190 East Main Street, Huntingdon, TN 38344. Always check the individual obituary because services may occur at another venue.
Can I search for a name on this page?
No. This guide does not run the funeral home’s obituary database. Use the official archive and search there for the person’s published obituary.
Why should I open the full obituary?
The full obituary may include separate visitation, funeral, cemetery, livestream, flower, donation, and family-instruction details that do not appear in search previews.
Are all services held at Chase Funeral Home?
No. Services may be held at the funeral home, a church, a cemetery, or another venue. Use the address attached to the specific event.
How do I get a Tennessee death certificate?
For a death that occurred in Tennessee, use the Tennessee Department of Health Office of Vital Records and follow current eligibility, ID, fee, and ordering instructions.
How do I confirm current funeral prices?
Call Chase Funeral Home directly and request current itemized price information for the exact services being considered. The FTC Funeral Rule explains federal price-disclosure rights.

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