Our Facilities

New Hamburg

Our New Hamburg Chapel has a long and rich history. The location at 291 Huron Street, had been a private family residence built by the Ernst Family in the 1870’s or 1880’s. The building began operating as the Bruce J. Omand Funeral Home in 1949. Mark Jutzi purchased the business in 1977, later changing the name to Omand -Jutzi Funeral Home. In 1980, Mark’s wife Karen Jutzi received her Funeral Directors licence and joined the business, changing the name to Mark Jutzi Funeral Home. An expansion in 1993 added two new visitation rooms that double as space for our chapel that seats 150 to 200 people, and a well appointed reception facility.

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Our bright and spacious foyer will allow many people to visit or gather while waiting for a visitation or service. A ramping sidewalk leads from our parking lot for easy access.
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We have a large visitation room that can be subdivided for two smaller gatherings.
These two rooms double as our chapel for funeral or memorial services. We can accommodate 125 people comfortably.

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These two rooms double as our chapel for funeral or memorial services. We can accommodate 125 people comfortably.

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The old house still has a small visitation room, nice for private family times or for smaller visitations.
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Our spacious arrangement office has all the needs for each family.
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We have a wheelchair accessible washroom, located on the main floor

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The lounge may be used for both post funeral receptions and for families to use for meals in between visitations. The lounge can accommodate 90 for receptions and meals.
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Our kitchen is fully equipped with plates, silverware, cups, refrigerator, stove, microwave and dishwasher. The lounge and kitchen are wheel chair accessible from our parking lot.
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More washrooms located by the lounge.
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Milverton

Originally operated for many years by the McMane Family, our Milverton Chapel was located at 9 Pacific Avenue. Mark Jutzi purchased this funeral home from Wayne Huebner in 1980, changing the name to Mark Jutzi Funeral Home. In 1998, after operating at 9 Pacific Avenue for 18 years, a brand new facility was built just a stone’s throw away on 7 Spencer Street. Our current facility has two main visitation rooms that double as space for our chapel that seats 150 to 200 people, and a separate reception facility.

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Our funeral home is bright with lots of natural sunlight with light neutral colours and is on one level making it easy to get in and out. We also have a large parking area.
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This is our arrangement office and business office, where we also have a display of urns for cremation.
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Our visitation room can be used for one large visitation, or may be separated into two rooms to accommodate two visitations.
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Our two rooms double as our chapel for funeral or memorial services. We can seat 125 people comfortably.
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The foyer is large enough to accommodate many people while waiting for a visitation or service. We are fully wheel chair accessible.
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The lounge is available for receptions, visitations and for meals in between visitations. The lounge can accommodate 65 people comfortably and we have the ability to expand the area for larger groups.
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The lounge is available for receptions, visitations and for meals in between visitations. The lounge can accommodate 65 people comfortably and we have the ability to expand the area for larger groups.
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