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Plymouth • Sheboygan County • Wisconsin

Suchon Funeral Home Obituaries: Search Official Plymouth, Wisconsin Memorials

Suchon Funeral Home and Cremation Services publishes official obituary listings for families served in Plymouth, Sheboygan County and surrounding Wisconsin communities. The official obituary page is the safest place to search by name, sort notices, confirm service details and open the full memorial before sharing information.

Use this guide to search Suchon Funeral Home obituaries, understand the official filters, open the Plymouth map, prepare for service-day travel, ask about current funeral prices and handle related Wisconsin tasks such as death certificates, probate, Social Security and Veteran benefits.

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Reviewed September 30, 2026. New obituary listings and service details can be posted after this page is updated.

Fast Answer

Official obituary page suchonfh.com/obituaries/obituary-listings
Funeral home address 1317 State Road 67
Plymouth, WI 53073
Phone / fax Phone: (920) 893-9797
Fax: (920) 893-9834
Best safety rule Use the event address inside the individual obituary, not only the funeral-home footer.
Quick workflow: open official Obituaries → search or sort → open View Details → confirm identity → read every service block → map the event venue → recheck before travel.

Official Obituary Filters: What They Mean

Date of Death Useful when the death was recent and the family expects a current notice.
Service Date Useful when you know a service is happening soon and need the correct schedule.
Name Useful when searching an older obituary or browsing by last name.
All / Last 30 / Last 60 / Last 90 Days Choose a wider date range when the notice is not visible in the most recent group.
Serving Location The official listing page identifies Suchon Funeral Home as the serving location.
Send Flowers Use a flower link only after confirming the correct person and reading the family’s instructions.
Do not stop at a preview card. Open the full obituary before sharing a service time, flower link, church address, cemetery address or burial detail.

Obituary Notifications and Flowers

Subscribe to obituaries The official obituary listing page includes a “Subscribe To Obituaries” option near the listings.
Order flowers The official website links to a flower and gift store for sympathy support. Confirm the correct memorial before ordering.
Share the official memorial A link to the official memorial is safer than a screenshot because details can be corrected or updated.

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If You Cannot Find a Suchon Obituary

Problem Likely reason What to try next
No full-name result The memorial may use a nickname, maiden name, married name, middle initial or alternate spelling. Search surname only, then compare dates, relatives and Plymouth-area details.
Death was very recent The family-approved obituary or service schedule may still be in preparation. Check later or call Suchon if the service timing is urgent.
Only a third-party notice appears Search engines may show Legacy, Echovita, newspaper or social-media copies first. Use the third-party result as a clue, then confirm on suchonfh.com.
Older notice The obituary listing emphasizes recent notices first. Use name sorting or a wider date range such as All instead of only recent windows.
Wrong funeral home Search results can mix funeral homes from different Wisconsin cities. Confirm the official Plymouth domain: suchonfh.com.

What You May Find Inside a Suchon Memorial

Obituary text The full memorial may include a life story, family names, place of death and remembrance details.
Service schedule Individual memorials may list visitation, funeral, memorial, graveside or burial details.
Flowers and gifts The official listing can connect to sympathy flowers or gift options for the specific memorial.
Venue details A service can be at Suchon Funeral Home, a church, a cemetery, a home or another location chosen by the family.
Memorialization choices Suchon’s service pages discuss burial, cremation, personalization and permanent memorialization.
Updated timing Reopen the official memorial before attending, especially when services are soon.

Before You Attend: Use the Event Address in the Obituary

Visitation Record the date, start/end time and exact venue.
Funeral or memorial service Suchon’s guidance says a service can take place at home, outdoors, at its facilities or another setting.
Burial / entombment For burial, families may need to choose a casket, cemetery, ground burial or mausoleum entombment.
Cremation placement Cremated remains may be buried, entombed or scattered depending on family choice and location rules.
Do not map 1317 State Road 67 automatically. If the obituary lists a church, cemetery, outdoor site, family home or graveside location, that event-specific address controls the route.

For another guide focused on funeral-home, church and cemetery routing, see the Haysi Funeral Home obituary guide.

Suchon Funeral Home Address, Phone and Map

Suchon Funeral Home 1317 State Road 67
Plymouth, WI 53073
Phone (920) 893-9797
Fax (920) 893-9834
Official website suchonfh.com
Open Google Maps Suchon Funeral Home, 1317 State Road 67, Plymouth, WI 53073
Map caution: the map above is for Suchon Funeral Home. If the individual obituary lists a church, cemetery, outdoor service, family home or another venue, map that service address instead.

If a Death Has Just Occurred

The right first step depends on where and how the death occurred. Suchon can help with funeral arrangements, but medical, hospice, emergency or public-authority steps may need to happen first.

Hospital, hospice or care facility

Follow the facility’s pronouncement and release process. If the family selects Suchon, provide the funeral home’s name and phone number.

Unexpected death or death at home

Use emergency medical personnel, law enforcement, a physician, coroner or appropriate public authority when required before arranging transfer.

  1. Confirm the proper medical or public authority has been notified.
  2. Call Suchon Funeral Home at (920) 893-9797 if the family has chosen this funeral home.
  3. Have the deceased person’s legal name, date of birth, place of death and next-of-kin contact ready.
  4. Ask what documents, clothing, obituary material, cemetery information, military paperwork or insurance records should be prepared.
  5. If the death occurred outside Wisconsin, ask how forwarding or receiving arrangements work.

What to Prepare for an Arrangement Meeting

Identity information Legal name, date of birth, place of birth, residence, marital status and Social Security number.
Family information Parents’ names, spouse information, survivors and family-approved obituary wording.
Burial or cremation choice Casket, cemetery, ground burial, entombment, urn, burial of cremated remains or scattering preference.
Service preference Funeral service, memorial service, visitation, graveside service, outdoor gathering, home service or private service.
Veteran paperwork DD-214 or equivalent discharge paperwork if military honors or VA benefits may apply.
Obituary materials Photo, life story, family names, organizations, church, flower/donation preference and service wording.

Funeral, Cremation, Veteran and Personalization Options

Funeral or memorial service Suchon says services can be formal or informal, traditional or offbeat, and can take place in different settings.
Burial planning Families may select a casket, cemetery and ground burial or entombment choice.
Cremation planning Families may select an urn and choose whether cremated remains are buried, entombed or scattered.
Personalization Suchon’s celebrating-life resources discuss personal touches, stationery, themes and meaningful service details.
Veteran support Suchon publishes Honoring Veterans guidance and points families toward VA burial and memorial benefit resources.
Permanent memorialization Suchon’s permanent-memorialization page discusses lasting tribute options after the funeral.

Funeral services · Honoring veterans · Permanent memorialization

Funeral Prices and What to Ask

No stable public General Price List page was verified for Suchon during this build. Do not rely on third-party estimates as current prices. Ask Suchon Funeral Home directly for the current General Price List and itemized charges before choosing services or merchandise.

Ask for the current GPL Request the current General Price List for the exact services being considered.
Separate funeral-home charges Ask about basic services, transfer, embalming, viewing, facilities, staff, hearse and service vehicle charges.
Separate merchandise Ask about caskets, urns, vaults, printed materials, flowers, stationery and memorial items.
Separate outside costs Cemetery, clergy, newspaper, musicians, certified death certificates and permits may be outside or cash-advance items.

Useful phone script

“Can you provide your current General Price List and separate Suchon Funeral Home charges from cemetery, clergy, obituary, death-certificate and other third-party charges for the services we are considering?”

FTC Funeral Rule consumer guidance

Preplanning With Suchon Funeral Home

Suchon’s preplanning guidance says creating a plan helps record final wishes, gives families clearer direction and can be transferred to another funeral home in the United States if a person relocates.

  1. Write down burial or cremation preference.
  2. Choose the type of service: funeral, memorial, visitation, graveside, outdoor gathering, home service or private service.
  3. List music, readings, art, themes, hobbies, faith details and personal touches.
  4. Gather biographical information and family details for an obituary.
  5. Think about cemetery, mausoleum, urn placement or scattering preferences.
  6. Review Suchon’s preplanning checklist and form, then schedule a meeting if needed.
  7. Tell trusted family members where the plan is kept.

Why plan ahead

Wisconsin Death Certificates After a Suchon Funeral

A funeral-home obituary is not a certified death certificate. Wisconsin death records from October 1907 to now are available through the Wisconsin Vital Records Office, and Wisconsin birth, death, marriage and divorce records are also available through county Register of Deeds offices.

Task Official route What to know
Wisconsin death certificate Wisconsin Vital Records Office The state lists Wisconsin birth, death, marriage and divorce records from October 1907 to now as available through the state office.
County route Sheboygan County Register of Deeds The Sheboygan County Register of Deeds administers vital-records registration and is located at 508 New York Avenue, Room 218, Sheboygan, WI 53081.
State fee check Wisconsin Vital Records fee guidance Wisconsin lists $20 for the first copy of each record and $3 for each additional copy of the same record.
Who may order Wisconsin certified-copy rules Certified copies are limited by state law. The application explains who may receive a certified copy and what identification is needed.
Use the place of death. A person may be served by Suchon in Plymouth but die in another Wisconsin county or another state. Use the vital-records route for the state where the death occurred.

Wisconsin Vital Records · Sheboygan County Register of Deeds · CDC/NCHS Wisconsin vital records

Wisconsin Probate and Estate Tasks

Funeral arrangements and estate authority are separate. Wisconsin Courts explains probate as the court-supervised process for orderly transfer of a deceased person’s assets to those entitled to receive them.

Wisconsin probate route Probate actions are handled through Wisconsin circuit-court probate procedures and county Register in Probate offices.
Sheboygan County clue Plymouth-area estates may involve Sheboygan County if the deceased person was legally domiciled there or owned property there.
Forms and guidance Wisconsin Courts links to probate forms and a Personal Representative’s Guide to Informal Estate Administration.
Documents to gather Certified death certificate, original will if any, asset information, debts, heirs and property records may be needed.
  1. Find the original will if one exists.
  2. Order certified death certificates.
  3. Identify the deceased person’s legal domicile at death.
  4. Gather asset, debt, property and heir information.
  5. Review Wisconsin probate guidance and contact the proper county Register in Probate or an attorney when the route is unclear.

Wisconsin Courts probate guidance · Sheboygan County Circuit Court

Social Security and Veteran Benefits

Social Security

Ask whether the funeral director reports the death to Social Security. Eligible survivors may still need to contact SSA for survivor-benefit questions.

SSA: When Someone Dies

SSA Survivor Benefits

Veteran family

Suchon publishes Honoring Veterans guidance and points families toward VA burial and memorial benefits. Federal VA eligibility and applications should still be checked directly with VA.

Suchon Honoring Veterans

VA Burial & Memorial Benefits

Official Suchon, Wisconsin and Federal Resources

Official Suchon Obituaries Search and sort obituary listings; open View Details for the full memorial. Suchon Funeral Home Homepage Use for official address, phone, flowers, directions and service navigation. Where to Start Review service-setting, burial, cremation and decision-point guidance. Funeral Services Review immediate burial, funeral, memorial and cremation service options. Celebrating Life Use for personalization, stationery and meaningful-service ideas. Honoring Veterans Review veteran-focused service and benefit-resource guidance. Why Plan Ahead Use for preplanning and final-wishes guidance. Wisconsin Vital Records Use for Wisconsin death-certificate orders, fees, ID rules and processing. Sheboygan County Register of Deeds Use for local vital-records and land-records office information. Wisconsin Probate Guidance Use for probate basics, forms and personal representative resources. FTC Funeral Rule Review federal funeral-price and General Price List rights. VA Burial & Memorial Benefits Check Veteran cemetery, burial allowance and memorial-benefit routes.

Related Funeral-Obituary Guides

Romero Funeral Home Obituaries Useful for official-domain checks and multi-location obituary routing.
Parkway Funeral Home Obituaries Helpful when a funeral-home name points to more than one official source.
Minor Morris Funeral Home Obituaries Good comparison for obituary search, map checks and after-death records.
Hixson Brothers Funeral Home Obituaries Useful for obituary-directory filters and service-location checks.

FAQs About Suchon Funeral Home Obituaries

1. Where can I search official Suchon Funeral Home obituaries?
Use Suchon Funeral Home’s official obituary listing page at suchonfh.com/obituaries/obituary-listings. Open the full “View Details” memorial before relying on service details.
2. What is Suchon Funeral Home’s address?
Suchon Funeral Home is listed at 1317 State Road 67, Plymouth, Wisconsin 53073.
3. What is the Suchon Funeral Home phone number?
The official website lists Suchon Funeral Home’s phone number as (920) 893-9797.
4. How do I find an older Suchon obituary?
Use the official obituary page and try sorting by name or using a wider date range such as All instead of only Last 30 Days, Last 60 Days or Last 90 Days.
5. Why can’t I find a Suchon obituary by full name?
Try surname only, maiden name, married name, nickname, middle initial or spelling variation. Also confirm you are using suchonfh.com for the Plymouth, Wisconsin funeral home.
6. Are all Suchon services held at the funeral home?
No. Suchon’s guidance says a service can take place at home, outdoors, at its facilities or another setting. Use the event-specific address printed in the obituary.
7. Does Suchon Funeral Home offer cremation-related planning?
Yes. Suchon’s “Where to Start” guidance explains that for cremation, families select an urn and decide whether cremated remains will be buried, entombed or scattered.
8. How do I get current Suchon funeral prices?
Call Suchon and ask for the current General Price List and itemized charges for the services being considered. Do not rely on third-party price estimates as current pricing.
9. How do I get a death certificate after a Suchon funeral?
For a Wisconsin death, use Wisconsin Vital Records or the appropriate county Register of Deeds route. Wisconsin lists $20 for the first copy and $3 for each additional copy of the same record.
10. What should Veteran families check after finding a Suchon obituary?
Veteran families should review Suchon’s Honoring Veterans page and current VA burial and memorial benefits, including cemetery eligibility, burial allowance, headstone or marker options and burial flag benefits.

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