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Waverly Lobby
The lobby looking towards the south. The major attribute on the back wall is a large butterfly quilt. The butterflies were made out of flour and sugar sacks from the twenties and thirties. |
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Waverly Lobby
(Looking north) The spacious lobby that serves all three chapels. |
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Waverly Balcony
A part of the original home built in 1895, the balcony overlooks the lobby to the three chapels. |
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Waverly Kaiser Chapel
Named in honor and memory of our founder, George J. Kaiser, this chapel, like the other two, can accommodate 80 people. |
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Waverly Corson Chapel
We have three large visitation areas: Corson Chapel, Dawson Chapel and the Kaiser Chapel. We can open a wall up to make a larger sitting area (as seen here) and still have the Kaiser Chapel for another visitation. We can also open all three chapels for seating of up to 300.
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Waverly Arrangement Room The area of the funeral home dedicated to serving our families when making funeral arrangements and pre-arrangements. |
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Waverly Funeral Home- original visitation area
This part of the funeral home shows the original foyer to the home as it was in 1895. It is now used as an entrance to the museum. |
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Waverly Museum
This very special part of our funeral home houses our museum. It not only has artifacts of the funeral home that date back to 1901,but also is home to many antiques that reflect all areas of the Waverly Community. Once used as the office, then as a visitation area, it has been retired to showcasing our history and heritage in Waverly and in funeral service. |
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