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Union City • Obion County • Tennessee

Edmaiston Mosley Funeral Home Obituaries: Official Search, Services & Local Help

Edmaiston-Mosley Funeral Home serves Union City and the surrounding Obion County area. Its official obituary listing is the best first place to search current and older memorials, confirm service details, and check whether an event is at the funeral home, a church, or a cemetery.

Use this guide to search official Edmaiston Mosley obituaries, open the correct memorial, map the right venue, ask about current funeral prices, get a Tennessee death certificate, and handle Social Security, Veteran benefits, probate, and consumer-protection steps.

Reviewed September 30, 2026. Recheck the person’s official memorial shortly before a visitation, funeral, graveside service, livestream, or burial.

Fast Answer: Use the Official Edmaiston-Mosley Obituary Page First

Official funeral homeEdmaiston-Mosley Funeral Home in Union City, Tennessee.
Address used on memorial pages1200 South Miles Ave., Union City, TN 38261.
Best obituary sourceThe official obituary listing at emfuneralhome.com/obituaries.
Archive sizeThe official listing showed thousands of results during review, with page navigation and subscription tools.
Accessibility noteThe official location page says the facility has no steps, is one level, and is fully handicapped accessible.
Safe workflow: open the official obituary listing → search the name → open the full memorial → check each event separately → map the exact venue → save the official memorial link.

First: Make Sure You Have the Correct Funeral Home

The official name is Edmaiston-Mosley Funeral Home. The official website uses the domain emfuneralhome.com, and the official obituary listing appears under the Union City, Tennessee funeral-home site.

Official domainemfuneralhome.com
CityUnion City, Tennessee
County areaObion County and surrounding northwest Tennessee communities.
History noteThe funeral home opened in June 2006 as Dilday Funeral Home and became Edmaiston-Mosley Funeral Home in 2009.
Before sending money, flowers, documents, or private information: confirm that the memorial is on the official Edmaiston-Mosley website and that the event matches the person you are searching for.

Official Listing Snapshot: Why Full Memorial Pages Matter

This snapshot is only to show how the official obituary listing works. Do not treat it as a permanent “latest obituaries” list; always open the live official page for current notices.

Official listing example What the listing showed Why it matters
George Kemp
Listed Apr. 29, 2026
Graveside service at East View Cemetery and visitation at Edmaiston Mosley Funeral Home. The visitation and graveside service were not the same destination.
Elaine Rose
Listed Apr. 26, 2026
Service and visitation at Samburg Assembly of God, with burial at Lake Memorial Gardens near Tiptonville. A funeral-home listing can direct visitors to a church and cemetery instead of the funeral-home building.
Clarence Whitt, Jr.
Listed Apr. 25, 2026
Funeral at Edmaiston Mosley Funeral Home, burial at East View Cemetery, and visitation at the funeral home. Even when the funeral is at the funeral home, burial may require a second destination.
Maudie McCullough
Listed Apr. 25, 2026
Funeral and visitation at Edmaiston Mosley Funeral Home, with burial in Salem Cemetery near Union City. The full memorial helps separate chapel time from cemetery routing.
Dated snapshot: these examples were used to understand the official page structure. New memorials may appear after this guide is published.

Service-Day Checklist: Funeral Home, Church, Cemetery or Cremation Arrangement?

Edmaiston-Mosley memorials can describe different types of arrangements. Some pages show visitation at the funeral home, funeral in the chapel, burial at a cemetery, service at a church, graveside service only, cremation arrangements, or a memorial service at a later date.

VisitationCheck the exact start and end time and whether visitation is at the funeral home, church, or another venue.
Funeral serviceUse the venue printed beside the service. It may be the chapel, a church, or another location.
Graveside / burialMap the cemetery separately. Cemetery names in official listings include East View Cemetery, Salem Cemetery, Spring Hill Cemetery, Lake Memorial Gardens, and other local cemeteries.
Cremation arrangementsSome memorials state that Edmaiston Mosley Funeral Home is in charge of cremation arrangements and may not list public services.
Flowers / treesUse only the options shown on the correct official memorial and follow any family wording.
GuestbookOpen the individual memorial before leaving condolences, uploading images, or sharing memories.
Before leaving home: reopen the official memorial, write down every event separately, and map the event address—not automatically the funeral-home address.

Edmaiston-Mosley Funeral Home Address and Google Map

Edmaiston-Mosley Funeral Home

1200 South Miles Ave.
Union City, TN 38261

Phone: (731) 885-1033

Official site: emfuneralhome.com

Use this address when

  • The individual memorial says visitation is at Edmaiston Mosley Funeral Home.
  • The funeral is in the chapel of Edmaiston Mosley Funeral Home.
  • The family is meeting there before a burial procession.
  • You are going there for an arrangement appointment.
Open Google Maps Directions

Map is provided for location and directions. Always compare it with the event address on the person’s official memorial.

Accessibility and parking: the official location page says the facility has no steps, is on one level, is fully handicapped accessible, and offers valet parking to anyone with physical limitations. Call (731) 885-1033 if you need specific help for an upcoming service.

Facility Features Mentioned by Edmaiston-Mosley

The official location page describes several facility features that can matter to families and guests.

One-level accessThe funeral home describes the facility as having no steps and being fully handicapped accessible.
Valet parkingValet parking is described for anyone with physical limitations.
Kitchen spaceThe facility lists a full-service kitchen with refrigerator, microwave, sink, coffee, and space for families and friends.
Children’s roomThe official page describes a children’s room with cable television and DVD/VCR activities.
Heated garageThe facility notes a heated garage for families to park vehicles during inclement weather.
Memorial DVD screenThe chapel includes a 65-inch screen for showing a loved one’s memorial DVD program.
Practical use: if you are helping an older family member, wheelchair user, or out-of-town guest, call before the service and ask where to arrive, where valet help begins, and whether the service is in the chapel or another venue.

Prices, Arrangement Appointments and What to Ask

The official homepage says Edmaiston-Mosley provides affordable, personalized funeral services and granite monuments, but a complete current General Price List should be requested directly from the funeral home. Do not rely on third-party price estimates as the final cost.

Need Ask this Why it matters
Current prices “Can you provide current price information and the General Price List for the services we are considering?” A public obituary page does not show every current service, merchandise, monument, cemetery, cremation, or third-party charge.
Arrangement meeting “When can the family meet with a funeral director, and what documents or personal information should we bring?” The funeral home may need legal name, next-of-kin, service choices, clothing, cemetery information, obituary notes, and benefit details.
Death certificates “Who prepares the death-certificate information, and how many certified copies should the family order?” Banks, insurance, Social Security, pension, title, property, and probate tasks may need certified copies.
Venue logistics “Is this event at the funeral home, a church, a cemetery, or another venue? Is valet or accessibility help available?” The funeral home may handle arrangements while the service or burial happens elsewhere.
Federal consumer resource: the FTC Funeral Rule gives consumers the right to ask funeral homes for price information by phone and requires a General Price List in covered in-person arrangement situations.

Preplanning, Pre-Need Transfers and Monuments

The official homepage invites questions about funeral pre-planning, transferring an existing pre-need plan, and the services offered by the funeral home. It also states that the funeral home provides granite monuments.

  1. Call (731) 885-1033 and ask for a preplanning appointment.
  2. Write down burial or cremation preference, service style, clergy, music, cemetery, monument ideas, obituary notes, and family contacts.
  3. If transferring an existing pre-need plan, ask what documents the funeral home needs and whether any funding terms change.
  4. Before paying in advance, request written terms covering what is funded, whether prices are guaranteed, cancellation/refund rules, transfer rules, and who holds or insures the funds.
  5. Give a trusted family member the location of the final documents.

How to Get a Tennessee Death Certificate After an Edmaiston-Mosley Obituary

A funeral-home obituary does not replace a certified death certificate. Tennessee says county health departments can issue birth and death certificates once a record has been registered statewide with the Tennessee Office of Vital Records.

Local routeUse a Tennessee county health department after the death record has been registered statewide.
State routeTennessee Vital Records also provides state-office, mail, and online methods.
Online vendorTennessee identifies VitalChek as the official vendor authorized for online credit/debit-card orders.
Current feeTennessee’s fee page lists $15 for a certified death-certificate copy.
  1. Confirm that the death occurred in Tennessee.
  2. Wait until the record has been registered if the death was very recent.
  3. Prepare the deceased person’s full legal name, date of death, place of death, and your relationship or legal entitlement.
  4. Prepare accepted identification, mailing information, and the number of certified copies needed.
  5. Choose county health department, state office, mail, or online VitalChek ordering.
  6. Ask banks, insurers, pension administrators, title companies, and probate court how many certified originals they need before ordering extras.
Official route: use Tennessee Vital Records certificate guidance and confirm current fees before submitting payment.

Obion County Probate and Estate Tasks

Edmaiston-Mosley Funeral Home is in Union City, Tennessee. If estate authority, a will, property, bank accounts, vehicles, or legal decision-making must be handled after a death, the obituary page is not enough. Probate questions go through the proper Tennessee court/probate route.

Obion County probate route

The Obion County Clerk and Master is identified as the court official for Chancery and Probate Court.

Use the current Obion County or Tennessee courts contact route before filing or relying on older saved phone numbers.

Before contacting probate

  • Locate the original will, if one exists.
  • Order certified death certificates.
  • Make a preliminary list of assets, debts, accounts, property, vehicles, and beneficiaries.
  • Write down known heirs and family contacts.
  • Ask the court or qualified counsel which procedure applies before transferring estate property.
Legal-help note: court clerks generally cannot give private legal advice. If there is conflict, real property, a contested will, business assets, or unclear heirs, speak with a Tennessee attorney.

Social Security, Veteran Benefits and Family Paperwork

Social Security death reportingAsk whether the funeral director is reporting the death to Social Security. Contact SSA directly if the report was not made.
Survivor benefitsSSA survivor benefits may help eligible spouses, divorced spouses, children, or dependent parents.
Veteran benefitsVA benefits may include cemetery eligibility, burial allowance, headstone or marker, burial flag, and memorial certificates.
Funeral documentsKeep the contract, price lists, receipts, death-certificate order details, cemetery papers, and memorial link together.
  1. Save the official memorial link.
  2. Confirm every event date, time, venue, and cemetery.
  3. Ask Edmaiston-Mosley for current price information and the General Price List when arranging services.
  4. Order Tennessee certified death certificates.
  5. Check Social Security death reporting and survivor benefits when relevant.
  6. Check VA burial and memorial benefits if the deceased was a Veteran or eligible family member.
  7. Contact probate when estate authority, property, titles, accounts, or a will must be handled.

Tennessee Funeral Consumer Protection

The Tennessee Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers/Burial Services provides consumer resources, license verification, and complaint routes for funeral-related issues in Tennessee.

Verify a licenseUse Tennessee’s public license route when you want to confirm a funeral establishment or funeral professional.
File a complaintTennessee provides a formal complaint route for suspected misconduct, unlicensed activity, unfair or deceptive conduct, or rule violations.
Keep documentationSave contracts, price lists, receipts, emails, texts, obituary drafts, cemetery papers, and pre-need documents.
Important limit: a regulator can investigate licensing or rule issues, but it does not replace private legal advice or automatically recover money in every dispute.

Official Funeral Home, Tennessee and Federal Resources

Each link below includes the practical action to take after opening it.

FAQs About Edmaiston Mosley Funeral Home Obituaries

Where can I search official Edmaiston Mosley Funeral Home obituaries?
Use the official obituary listing at emfuneralhome.com/obituaries. Open the full “Visit Obituary” page before relying on service times, cemetery details, flowers, or guestbook options.
What is Edmaiston-Mosley Funeral Home’s phone number?
The official phone number shown on the funeral-home website is (731) 885-1033.
What address appears on Edmaiston-Mosley memorial event pages?
Official memorial event pages show Edmaiston Mosley Funeral Home at 1200 South Miles Ave., Union City, Tennessee 38261.
Are all Edmaiston-Mosley services held at the funeral home?
No. The funeral home may handle arrangements while a service, visitation, graveside service, or burial occurs at a church, chapel, cemetery, or another venue.
Why should I open the full obituary instead of using the listing preview?
The preview may omit service cards, cemetery addresses, guestbook tools, flower options, memorial-tree links, or family instructions. The full memorial is the safer source.
Is Edmaiston-Mosley Funeral Home accessible?
The official location page says the facility has no steps, is on one level, and is fully handicapped accessible. It also mentions valet parking for people with physical limitations.
How do I ask about current funeral prices?
Call (731) 885-1033 and ask for current price information and the General Price List for the services being considered. Do not rely on third-party estimates as final prices.
How do I get a Tennessee death certificate after finding the obituary?
Use Tennessee Vital Records guidance. Tennessee says county health departments can issue registered statewide birth and death certificates, and the state also provides mail and online ordering routes.
Where do probate or estate questions go?
Estate authority, wills, property, and probate questions go through the appropriate Tennessee court or probate route. In Obion County, the Clerk and Master is identified as the court official for Chancery and Probate Court.
Where should Veteran families check after finding the obituary?
Veteran families should review VA burial and memorial benefits, including cemetery eligibility, burial allowance, headstone or marker options, burial flag, and memorial-certificate routes.

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