New Generation Funeral Home Obituaries

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Independent obituary-navigation guide: FuneralHomeObituaries.org is not New Generation Funeral Home, Tennessee Department of Health, Metropolitan Nashville / Davidson County government, Tennessee Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers, Social Security, or the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. This page helps readers find the official New Generation obituary and then use the right local, state and federal resources after a death.
Antioch • Nashville • Davidson County, Tennessee

New Generation Funeral Home Obituaries: Search Memorials, Services & Local Records

New Generation Funeral Home publishes official obituary and memorial pages from its Antioch, Tennessee location at 2930 Murfreesboro Pike. The official obituary archive allows families and readers to search notices, browse by name, open full memorial pages, send flowers, use guestbook tools and review service information.

Use this guide to open the correct official obituary, verify whether the service is at New Generation Funeral Home or another venue, map the right destination, request current funeral prices, order a Davidson County or Tennessee death certificate, and find probate, Social Security and Veteran benefit resources.

Official obituary source checked 2930 Murfreesboro Pike verified Davidson County records checked Reviewed September 30, 2026
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Fast answer

What to Know Before Using a New Generation Obituary

Official obituary route Use newgenerationfh.com/obits and open the complete memorial before relying on copied obituary listings.
Funeral-home location New Generation Funeral Home, 2930 Murfreesboro Pike, Antioch, TN 37013.
Main phone and fax Phone: (615) 365-7105. Fax: (615) 365-7107.
Event-location rule Use the event address inside the memorial. A funeral, visitation, burial or church service may not all be at the funeral home.
Best shortcut: Open the official obituary page → search or browse the person’s name → open the full memorial → verify name and dates → read every service block separately → map the exact event address → call New Generation if timing, parking, accessibility or cemetery details are unclear.
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Identity check

Confirm You Have the Correct New Generation Funeral Home

Official funeral-home identity

New Generation Funeral Home

2930 Murfreesboro Pike
Antioch, TN 37013

Phone: (615) 365-7105

Fax: (615) 365-7107

Do not confuse with similar names

Search results can also show New Generation Memorial Mortuary in Alabama, The Next Generation Funeral Home in North Carolina, and other similarly named providers.

Use New Generation Funeral Home only when the obituary or family notice points to newgenerationfh.com or 2930 Murfreesboro Pike in Antioch, Tennessee.

Before sending flowers, payment or private family details

  • Check that the official domain is newgenerationfh.com.
  • Confirm the address: 2930 Murfreesboro Pike, Antioch, TN 37013.
  • Confirm the phone: (615) 365-7105.
  • Open the individual memorial, not only a search-result snippet.
  • Use the church, cemetery, family center or event venue address if the memorial names a location outside the funeral home.
Name-confusion warning: Funeral-home names can repeat across states. The same verification method appears in our Harris Funeral Home obituary guide: match the official domain, city, state and phone before acting.
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Understand the memorial

What a New Generation Memorial Can Include

Obituary textFamily-approved life story, public dates, relatives and remembrance details.
Service detailsIndividual memorials can list family hour, visitation, funeral, celebration of life or burial details.
Send flowersSome memorial pages include “Send Flowers” or online flower-order tools.
GuestbookOfficial pages can include a guestbook area for memories and condolences.
Sympathy cardSome pages include a sympathy-card route for family and friends.
Memorial donationSome memorials may show a donation option when the family has chosen one.
Plant treesSome pages show “Plant Trees in Remembrance” or similar memorial-tree tools.
Print obituarySome memorials allow printing or sharing from the official page.
Location blocksRead event blocks carefully because the funeral home, church and cemetery may be separate.
Do not assume every memorial has every option. Guestbook, flowers, memorial donation, livestream, cemetery and service details depend on the individual family’s arrangements.
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Service-day routing

Before Driving: Funeral Home, Church, Cemetery or Another Venue?

New Generation memorial pages can list a service at the Antioch funeral home, but they can also direct guests to a church, cemetery, repast location or another Middle Tennessee venue. The individual memorial is the authority for service-day directions.

Route A Funeral-home event Use 2930 Murfreesboro Pike only when that specific event block names New Generation Funeral Home.
Route B Church / public venue Use the church or venue address printed in the memorial, not the funeral-home address.
Route C Cemetery / burial Use the cemetery name and ask the funeral home if procession timing or entrance details are unclear.

Service-day checklist

  • Confirm whether the memorial uses “family hour,” “visitation,” “wake,” “viewing,” “celebration of life” or “funeral service.”
  • Check whether doors open before the public service time.
  • Map the cemetery separately when burial or interment is listed.
  • Call before leaving if accessibility, close drop-off, parking or late arrival matters.
  • Reopen the memorial the morning of the service in case details were updated.
Common mistake: Do not search only “New Generation Funeral Home” in Maps and drive there without reading the full memorial. Funeral-home service, church service, cemetery service and repast can be separate destinations.
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Verified location

New Generation Funeral Home Location and Map

New Generation Funeral Home

2930 Murfreesboro Pike
Antioch, TN 37013
(615) 365-7105
Open Directions Call Funeral Home Official Obituaries

Local map checklist

  • Use 2930 Murfreesboro Pike only when the memorial lists New Generation Funeral Home as the event venue.
  • If the memorial names a Nashville, Antioch, Murfreesboro, Smyrna or Franklin church, map that church separately.
  • If burial is listed, map the cemetery named in the memorial.
  • If family hour and service are at different locations, save both addresses.
  • Call before leaving when parking, accessibility or procession timing matters.
Map caution: The map above locates the funeral-home building. It does not replace the church, cemetery or event venue address printed in an individual obituary.
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Immediate need

What to Do When a Death Has Just Occurred

If New Generation Funeral Home will handle arrangements, call the funeral home directly. If the death occurred outside Davidson County, outside Tennessee, or under medical-examiner review, ask what release, transport and certificate steps apply before arrangements move forward.

  1. 1

    Call New Generation Funeral Home

    Use (615) 365-7105 to ask what immediate information is needed.

  2. 2

    Explain where the death occurred

    Home, hospital, hospice, nursing facility, another county or another state can change the next release and certificate step.

  3. 3

    Tell staff if a medical examiner is involved

    Tennessee vital-record guidance notes that only a Medical Examiner may certify a death certificate with a non-natural manner of death.

  4. 4

    Prepare personal information

    Have legal name, date of birth, Social Security number if available, marital status, parents’ names, Veteran status, next-of-kin contacts and cemetery or cremation preferences ready.

  5. 5

    Ask about certificates and timing

    Ask whether the funeral home is ordering initial certified copies or whether the family should request copies through Metro Nashville or Tennessee Vital Records.

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Tennessee license check

How to Verify a Tennessee Funeral Home or Funeral Professional

Tennessee funeral establishments and funeral professionals are regulated through Tennessee Commerce & Insurance / Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers. Use license verification when arranging remotely, comparing providers, or confirming that you have the correct establishment.

  1. 1

    Open Tennessee license verification

    Use the official Tennessee License, Permit, Registration Search.

  2. 2

    Search business or individual

    Search the funeral establishment name or a funeral director’s name, then match Antioch, address and license type.

  3. 3

    Check the Board page if needed

    The Tennessee Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers page explains that the Board regulates funeral directors, embalmers and funeral establishments in Tennessee.

  4. 4

    Use complaint resources only for real concerns

    License lookup is for verification. Complaint filing is separate and should be used only when there is a regulated-practice issue.

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Funeral pricing

How to Get Current New Generation Funeral Home Prices Without Guessing

A current itemized General Price List was not visible in the public pages reviewed for this guide, so this page does not invent burial, cremation, chapel, casket, cemetery, transfer or service charges. Ask New Generation Funeral Home directly for current itemized pricing.

Ask about Useful question Why it matters
General Price List “Can you provide your current General Price List and explain which items apply to our situation?” The GPL is the central price document for funeral goods and services.
Basic services fee “What is your current basic services fee?” This is commonly separate from facilities, staff, merchandise and outside costs.
Transfer into care “What is the transfer charge, and what distance or after-hours terms apply?” Place of death, distance and release timing can affect total cost.
Viewing / family hour / funeral “What are the charges for viewing, family hour, chapel service, church service, staff, hearse and graveside service?” Viewing, funeral service and burial can be separate line items.
Cremation “What cremation options are available, and what is included in each option?” Direct cremation, viewing and memorial service are different choices.
Outside costs “Which cemetery, church, clergy, newspaper, permit, death-certificate or third-party costs are separate?” Outside costs may not be funeral-home charges.
Official consumer route: Review the FTC Funeral Rule, then call New Generation Funeral Home for current itemized price information.
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Death certificates

Davidson County and Tennessee Death Certificate Route

An obituary is not a certified death certificate. For deaths that occurred in Metropolitan Nashville and Davidson County, Tennessee beginning January 1, 1966 to the present, Metro Public Health’s Vital Records office provides a local death-certificate route.

Local office Lentz Public Health Center, Vital Records, 2500 Charlotte Avenue, Nashville, TN 37209.
Current local fee Metro Nashville lists death certificates at $15 and each additional death-record copy at $15.
Contact route Metro lists Vital Records death-certificate questions at 615-340-5612.
  1. 1

    Confirm where the death occurred

    Use Davidson County or Tennessee routes only when the death record is registered in Tennessee. Residence alone is not always enough.

  2. 2

    Ask what the funeral home filed

    Confirm whether New Generation Funeral Home has submitted death-registration information or ordered initial certified copies.

  3. 3

    Use Metro Nashville Vital Records when applicable

    Open Metro’s death-certificate page for current ID, eligibility, in-person, mail and fee instructions.

  4. 4

    Use Tennessee Vital Records when state route is better

    Tennessee Vital Records and county health departments can be used according to the state’s current rules and the record location.

  5. 5

    Order enough certified copies

    Banks, insurance, property transfers, retirement accounts, probate and benefits may require certified copies, but not every organization needs an original.

Eligibility detail: Metro states that receiving a certified death certificate with cause of death is limited to parent, child or spouse unless another requester provides valid documentation showing why it is needed. All requesters need valid government-issued photo ID.
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Estate / probate

Davidson County Probate After a New Generation Obituary

An obituary does not open probate. Davidson County probate matters route through the Probate Court Clerk’s Office / Seventh Circuit Court Probate Division. The court has exclusive Davidson County jurisdiction over estate administration, including probate of wills.

Davidson County Probate Court Clerk

Probate Court Clerk’s Office
1 Public Square, Suite 302
Nashville, TN 37201

Use the official Circuit Court Clerk probate page for forms, court notices, dockets and current procedure.

Before calling about probate

  • Have the deceased person’s legal name and date of death.
  • Know whether there is an original will.
  • Identify the decedent’s last legal residence.
  • List titled property, accounts, debts and likely heirs.
  • Ask procedure questions; use a Tennessee attorney for legal advice.
Official route: Use the Davidson County Probate Court Clerk page and probate estate forms before filing or visiting the courthouse.
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Medical examiner

When a Medical Examiner Is Involved

Some deaths require medical-examiner involvement before final disposition or death-certificate completion. Tennessee vital-record guidance notes that only a Medical Examiner may certify a death certificate with a non-natural manner of death.

Medical-examiner role Cause and manner of death questions can be handled through the medical-examiner process when applicable.
Funeral-home role The family still chooses a funeral home for final arrangements, care and release coordination.
Ask early If the death was unexpected, accidental, unattended or under investigation, tell the funeral home immediately.
Practical step: Ask New Generation whether a medical-examiner release or certification step is still pending before confirming service dates or ordering death certificates.
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Veteran families

Davidson County Veteran Help + Federal Burial Benefits

If the deceased was a Veteran, tell New Generation Funeral Home early. Military honors, cemetery scheduling, burial allowance, headstone or marker requests, burial flags and Presidential Memorial Certificates may require service documentation.

Davidson County Veterans Services Located inside Operation Stand Down TN, 1125 12th Avenue South, Nashville, TN 37203.
Local phone Davidson County lists Veterans Services phone as 615-880-2VET (838).
Federal VA route VA.gov covers burial allowances, national cemetery burial, headstones or markers, burial flags and memorial certificates.
  1. 1

    Tell the funeral home about Veteran status

    Military honors and cemetery routing should be discussed before services are finalized.

  2. 2

    Locate service records

    DD-214 or equivalent discharge paperwork is often needed for burial or memorial benefits.

  3. 3

    Use Davidson County Veterans Services when helpful

    The county office advises Davidson County Veterans and families about benefits and can help navigate VA-related paperwork.

  4. 4

    Use VA.gov for federal benefits

    Review burial allowance, national cemetery, marker, flag and Presidential Memorial Certificate rules directly through VA.

Official routes: Start with Davidson County Office of Veterans Services and VA Burial and Memorial Benefits.
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Social Security

Death Reporting and Survivor Benefits

Social Security says funeral homes commonly report deaths to SSA. Families should give the funeral director the deceased person’s Social Security number when the funeral home is making the report. Survivor benefits, when available, are a separate SSA process and are not created automatically by an obituary.

Death reporting Ask New Generation whether it will report the death to Social Security and what information staff need.
Survivor benefits Potentially eligible spouses, divorced spouses, children or dependent parents should review SSA survivor-benefit rules and contact SSA when needed.
Official SSA links: What to do when someone dies · Survivor benefits
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Actionable source directory

Official New Generation, Davidson County, Tennessee and Federal Resources

New Generation Funeral Home Official Website Use when: confirming funeral-home identity, contact details and official memorials. After opening: choose Obituaries → search or browse the person → open the full memorial → verify service events. Open Official Website
Official Obituary Page Use when: searching current or older New Generation notices. After opening: search by name or browse by letter → open the complete memorial → read service, guestbook and flower options. Open Official Obituaries
Tennessee Funeral License Verification Use when: verifying a Tennessee funeral establishment or funeral professional. After opening: search individual or business name → match Antioch, address and license type. Open License Search
Tennessee Funeral Board Use when: checking the state board that regulates funeral directors, embalmers and funeral establishments. After opening: use consumer/help resources for license verification or complaint routing when needed. Open Funeral Board
Metro Nashville Death Certificates Use when: the death occurred in Metropolitan Nashville / Davidson County from January 1, 1966 to present. After opening: review ID, eligibility, mail, in-person and fee instructions before ordering. Open Metro Death Certificates
Tennessee Vital Records Use when: the statewide Tennessee route is more appropriate than Metro Nashville. After opening: review current death-certificate fee, application and official vendor instructions. Open Tennessee Vital Records
Davidson County Probate Court Clerk Use when: a will, estate or probate matter must go through Davidson County court. After opening: review forms, dockets and filing procedure before visiting or mailing documents. Open Probate Court Clerk
Davidson County Veterans Services Use when: a Veteran family needs local benefits guidance in Davidson County. After opening: call for an appointment and bring discharge records such as DD-214 when available. Open Veterans Services
Tennessee Department of Veterans Services Use when: state Veterans Services field-office or statewide benefits help is needed. After opening: choose contact or field office resources and confirm current appointment procedures. Open Tennessee Veterans Services
FTC Funeral Rule Use when: requesting current funeral prices or comparing services. After opening: review General Price List and itemized-price rights → call New Generation for current prices. Open FTC Funeral Rule
Social Security After a Death Use when: confirming death reporting and survivor-benefit follow-up. After opening: check whether the funeral home reported the death → contact SSA if required. Open SSA After a Death
VA Burial & Memorial Benefits Use when: checking Veteran burial, cemetery, marker, flag or burial-allowance benefits. After opening: choose the benefit type → gather records → coordinate with the funeral home or local VSO. Open VA Burial Benefits
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Common questions

FAQs About New Generation Funeral Home Obituaries

1. What is the official New Generation Funeral Home obituary website?
The official obituary page is newgenerationfh.com/obits. Use that page to search or browse notices and open the complete individual memorial.
2. Where is New Generation Funeral Home located?
New Generation Funeral Home is at 2930 Murfreesboro Pike, Antioch, TN 37013. The official indexed obituary pages list phone (615) 365-7105 and fax (615) 365-7107.
3. Are all New Generation services held at the funeral home?
No. Some memorials may list the funeral home, while others can list churches, cemeteries, repast venues or other Middle Tennessee locations. Use the address shown for the exact event.
4. How do I search a New Generation obituary by name?
Open the official obituary page, use the search field or browse options, open the full memorial, and verify the person using name, dates, family details and service location.
5. Can a New Generation memorial include flowers or a guestbook?
Yes. Official memorial pages can include flowers, guestbook, sympathy card, memorial donation or plant-a-tree tools depending on the individual family’s arrangements.
6. How do I get current New Generation Funeral Home prices?
Call New Generation Funeral Home and ask for current itemized price information and the General Price List. Do not rely on old screenshots, copied estimates or another provider’s prices.
7. How do I get a Davidson County death certificate?
Use Metro Nashville Vital Records if the death occurred in Metropolitan Nashville and Davidson County from January 1, 1966 to present. The listed office is at Lentz Public Health Center, 2500 Charlotte Avenue, Nashville, TN 37209.
8. How much is a death certificate in Nashville / Davidson County?
Metro Nashville currently lists death certificates at $15, with each additional death-record copy also listed at $15. Check the current official page before ordering.
9. Where is probate handled after a Davidson County death?
Davidson County probate matters route through the Probate Court Clerk’s Office / Seventh Circuit Court Probate Division. Use the official Circuit Court Clerk probate page for forms and current procedure.
10. Where should Veteran families check after a New Generation obituary?
Veteran families should review Davidson County Veterans Services, Tennessee Department of Veterans Services and federal VA burial and memorial benefits. Have service records such as DD-214 available when possible.

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