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Chillicothe • Ross County • Ohio

Haller Funeral Home Obituaries: Official Search, Services & Local Help

Haller Funeral Home & Crematory serves Chillicothe and surrounding Ross County communities. Its official obituary listing is the safest first place to search current and older memorials, confirm service details, and check whether an event is at the funeral home, a church, a cemetery, or another meaningful location.

Use this guide to search official Haller obituaries, open the correct memorial, map the right venue, ask about current prices, order Ohio death certificates, and handle Social Security, Veteran benefits, probate, and funeral-consumer steps.

Open Official Obituaries Call (740) 702-2149 Address & Map

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 Haller Obituary Listing First

Official funeral homeHaller Funeral Home & Crematory in Chillicothe, Ohio.
Address1661 Western Avenue, Chillicothe, OH 45601.
Phone(740) 702-2149.
Best obituary sourceThe official obituary listing at hallerfuneralhome.com/obituaries.
Facility noteThe official location page describes a nearly 7,000-square-foot facility with parking for more than 140 vehicles.
Crematory noteThe official homepage describes Haller as Ross County’s only full-service funeral home with an on-site crematory.
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 Haller Funeral Home

The official source for this search is Haller Funeral Home & Crematory in Chillicothe, Ohio. The official website uses the domain hallerfuneralhome.com, and the official contact page lists the Chillicothe phone number and Western Avenue address.

Official domainhallerfuneralhome.com
CityChillicothe, Ohio
County areaRoss County and surrounding south-central Ohio communities.
Official wordingThe funeral home identifies itself as Haller Funeral Home & Crematory.
Before sending money, flowers, documents, or private information: confirm that the memorial is on the official Haller website and that the event details match 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 the newest notices.

Official listing example What the listing showed during review Why it matters
Lynden Michelle Jones
Listed September 2026		 A full memorial preview with life-story text and “Visit Obituary” route. The full memorial should be opened for service, guestbook, and direction details.
Elizabeth Jane Bettinger
Listed September 2026		 A current Haller obituary card tied to the Chillicothe-area obituary feed. Current listing order can change as new memorials are added.
Melissa Kay Posey
Listed September 2026		 A recent obituary preview in the official feed. Preview text is not a substitute for the full event page.
David Lee Ray
Listed September 2026		 A recent memorial with family/life-story context. Families should use the full memorial link when sharing service information.
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?

Haller memorials can describe different types of arrangements. A service may be at Haller Funeral Home & Crematory, at a place of worship, at a cemetery, at another meaningful location, or may involve cremation with a memorial event at a later time.

VisitationCheck the exact date, start time, end time, and venue attached to the visitation event.
Funeral serviceUse the venue printed beside the service. It may be the funeral home, a church, or another meaningful location.
Burial / gravesideMap the cemetery separately. Do not assume it is next to the funeral home.
Cremation arrangementsSome memorials may involve cremation, memorial service, or private family arrangements rather than a public funeral.
Flowers / donationsUse only the options shown on the correct official memorial and follow any family wording.
GuestbookOpen the individual memorial before leaving condolences, memories, or photos.
Before leaving home: reopen the official memorial, write down every event separately, and map the event address—not automatically the funeral-home address.

Haller Funeral Home Address and Google Map

Haller Funeral Home & Crematory

1661 Western Avenue
Chillicothe, OH 45601

Phone: (740) 702-2149

Official site: hallerfuneralhome.com

Use this address when

  • The individual memorial says visitation is at Haller Funeral Home & Crematory.
  • The funeral or memorial service is at Haller’s Chillicothe location.
  • 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.

Haller Funeral Home & Crematory
1661 Western Avenue. Open Google Maps. Ross County Courthouse area
Use for court/probate-related follow-up, not funeral attendance unless directed. Grandview Cemetery search
Use only if the memorial specifically lists this cemetery. Other service venue search
Use the exact church or cemetery name printed in the memorial.
Accessibility and parking: the official location page describes accessible entrances, covered entryways, wide hallways, restrooms designed to accommodate guests, and parking for more than 140 vehicles. Call (740) 702-2149 if mobility, procession staging, or arrival timing matters.

Facility Features Mentioned by Haller Funeral Home

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

Nearly 7,000 square feetThe location page describes a spacious facility designed for family comfort and convenience.
Parking for 140+ vehiclesThe official location page says parking is available for more than 140 vehicles.
Five flexible chapel areasHaller says the chapel areas can host small gatherings or services with more than 300 guests.
Family loungesThe facility describes three family lounges for quiet rest and reflection.
Accessible designAccessible entrances, covered entryways, wide hallways, and accommodating restrooms are described by the funeral home.
Local materialsThe location page notes artwork from local artists and native Ross County oak, walnut, and maple hardwoods.
Practical use: if you are helping an older family member, wheelchair user, or out-of-town guest, call before the service and ask which entrance to use, where to park, and whether the service is in a chapel area or another venue.

Current Prices, General Price List and What to Ask

Haller has a public General Price List PDF dated February 21, 2025. Use it as a starting point, but ask the funeral home directly for current price information before making final decisions, because prices, merchandise, cemetery costs, cash-advance items, and service choices can change.

Need Ask this Why it matters
Current price information “Can you confirm whether the current General Price List is still the February 21, 2025 version, and provide any updates?” A PDF may not reflect later changes to services, merchandise, cremation, transport, or third-party charges.
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 Haller, a place of worship, a cemetery, or another venue?” 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.

Cremation, Funeral Services, Veteran Services and Monuments

The official Haller pages describe funeral and cremation services, an on-site crematory, Veteran funeral services, merchandise and monument support. Match the family’s wishes and the person’s memorial before assuming a service type.

Funeral servicesAsk what is included, what is optional, and whether the service is at Haller or another meaningful location.
On-site crematoryThe homepage says Haller is Ross County’s only full-service funeral home with an on-site crematory.
Cremation with ceremonyThe cremation page notes that visitation, viewing, or funeral service may be held at the funeral home, a place of worship, or another meaningful location.
Veteran servicesHaller says it helps arrange military honors, VA burial benefits, and memorial items.
MonumentsThe homepage references monuments and merchandise. Ask for current itemized pricing and cemetery rules before ordering.
Pet cremationThe homepage notes pet cremation among available services. Ask staff for current route and pricing.
Ask before assuming: cremation does not automatically mean no service. The family may still choose visitation, memorial service, Veteran honors, burial, scattering, or a private gathering.

How to Get an Ohio Death Certificate After a Haller Obituary

A funeral-home obituary does not replace a certified death certificate. Ohio death records are handled through Ohio vital-records channels and local health departments/registrars. The CDC/NCHS directory lists Ohio death records from 1971 to the present through the state office and gives a copy cost of $21.50 with a phone number to verify current fees.

State routeUse Ohio Department of Health / Vital Statistics guidance for certified death records.
Local routeCheck the local health district or registrar for Ross County/Chillicothe options when applicable.
Current fee checkCDC/NCHS lists Ohio copy cost as $21.50 and says to verify current fees by phone.
Certified copy useCertified copies may be needed for insurance, banks, pensions, benefits, title, property, and probate.
  1. Confirm that the death occurred in Ohio.
  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 lawful purpose.
  4. Prepare accepted identification, mailing information, and the number of certified copies needed.
  5. Choose the state vital-records route or the local health department/registrar route if available.
  6. Ask banks, insurers, pension administrators, title companies, and probate court how many certified originals they need before ordering extras.
Official starting point: use CDC/NCHS Ohio vital-records guidance and the Ohio Department of Health route linked there to confirm current ordering details.

Ross County Probate and Estate Tasks

Haller Funeral Home & Crematory is in Chillicothe, Ohio, in Ross County. 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 Ohio probate/court route.

Ross County Probate Court

Chillicothe, Ohio 45601

Phone: (740) 774-1179

The Ross County Probate Court website identifies the Probate Division as one of the oldest operating courts in Ohio and publishes the probate phone number and hours.

Open Ross County Probate map search

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 staff generally cannot give private legal advice. If there is conflict, real property, business assets, a contested will, or unclear heirs, speak with an Ohio 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, GPL, 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 Haller for current price information and the General Price List when arranging services.
  4. Order Ohio 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.

Ohio Funeral Consumer Protection

Ohio license lookup can be used to verify professional, business, and occupational licenses issued by Ohio agencies, including the Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors. Keep documentation if a price, service, pre-need, cremation, or contract question arises.

Verify a licenseUse Ohio eLicense lookup when you want to confirm a funeral establishment or funeral professional.
Keep documentsSave GPLs, contracts, receipts, emails, text messages, obituary drafts, cemetery papers, cremation authorization, and pre-need documents.
Ask in writingIf there is a price, refund, service, or merchandise issue, write down what you requested and what response you received.
Know the limitRegulators can investigate licensing or rule issues, but they do not replace private legal advice.

Official Funeral Home, Ohio and Federal Resources

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

Official Haller Obituary Listing
Search the name → open Visit Obituary → verify service and cemetery details. Haller Contact Page
Confirm phone, address, and immediate-need contact route. Haller Location Page
Check facility size, parking, chapel areas, family lounges, accessibility, and directions. Services Overview
Review funeral, cremation, Veteran, and service-planning options. Cremation Services
Review cremation service options and where ceremonies may be held. Haller General Price List PDF
Use as a starting point, then call to confirm current prices. CDC/NCHS Ohio Vital Records
Check Ohio death-certificate route, fee note, and current verification instructions. Ross County Probate Division
Use for probate, estate, will, and legal-authority follow-up. Ohio eLicense Lookup
Verify licenses connected with Ohio funeral professionals or businesses. FTC Funeral Rule
Review price-information rights before arranging services. Social Security: When Someone Dies
Confirm death reporting and survivor-benefit next steps. VA Burial and Memorial Benefits
Check cemetery eligibility, burial allowance, flags, headstones, and certificates.

FAQs About Haller Funeral Home Obituaries

Where can I search official Haller Funeral Home obituaries?
Use the official obituary listing at hallerfuneralhome.com/obituaries. Open the full memorial before relying on service times, cemetery details, flowers, guestbook options, or directions.
What is Haller Funeral Home & Crematory’s phone number?
The official phone number shown on the funeral-home contact page is (740) 702-2149.
What is Haller Funeral Home & Crematory’s address?
The official address is 1661 Western Avenue, Chillicothe, Ohio 45601.
Are all Haller services held at the funeral home?
No. Haller may handle arrangements while a visitation, funeral, memorial service, graveside service, or burial occurs at the funeral home, a place of worship, a cemetery, or another meaningful location.
Why should I open the full obituary instead of using the listing preview?
The preview may omit service cards, cemetery addresses, guestbook tools, flowers, memorial-tree links, livestream notes, or family instructions. The full memorial is the safer source.
Does Haller Funeral Home have an on-site crematory?
Yes. The official homepage describes Haller Funeral Home & Crematory as Ross County’s only full-service funeral home with an on-site crematory.
How do I ask about current funeral prices?
Call (740) 702-2149 and ask for current price information and the General Price List. Haller has a public GPL PDF dated February 21, 2025, but families should confirm current prices directly.
How do I get an Ohio death certificate after finding the obituary?
Use Ohio vital-records guidance or the local health department/registrar route for the place where the death occurred. CDC/NCHS lists Ohio death-record guidance and says to verify current fees.
Where do probate or estate questions go?
Estate authority, wills, property, and probate questions go through the appropriate Ohio probate court route. For Chillicothe/Ross County matters, use Ross County Probate Court information before filing.
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. Haller also describes Veteran funeral services and help with VA-related items.

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