Strunk Funeral Home was exceedingly helpful during a very sad time…read more Sandy, the very lovely and kind woman who helped my daughter especially, with the death of her father, was supportive and positive throughout this process. We, my daughter and me, the ex-wife of the deceased are from out of state and his cremated remains as well as the accompanying paperwork needed for TSA were packaged perfectly. Thank you Sandy for your thoughtfulness.

After both of my parents have passed in recent months they both requested Strunk to handle the…read morearrangements. Tim and Richelle were very professional and handled all the major details of the viewings and the bodies. They were kind and compassionate about the work that they do. The attention to detail was outstanding. They were very helpful and took time to answer all of our questions. Their facilities were very nice and could accomodate a large amount of visitors. Overall, I was very impressed with the level of service in what was likely the most devistating time of my life.

Behind an Advance Auto parts lies the Brookside Historical Cemetery. It is a perfect example of an…read moreold Florida cemetery. African-American and White sections contain many of the founding families from the small agriculture centered community of Fellsmere which was founded in 1911. The cemetery is much older however and is one of the oldest cemeteries in Indian River County. The land for the cemetery was donated to the city of Fellesmere by Fellsmere Farms in 1916 but there are unmarked graves in the oldest section of the cemetery from the 1880's. Brookside contains an array of markers, homemade brick, cement, and modern engraved granite. Prominent people are buried here as well as the the lesser known turpentine workers who worked in the pine camps that is now the St. Sebastian River State Buffer Preserve. The city of Fellsemere maintains the cemetery. Across from the historic cemetery is the entrance to another piece of history, the rails to trails project. The abandoned Trans-Florida Central Railway trails have been turned into hiking trails. The trail is a 2-mile hiking and biking pathway sitting in a former railroad corridor that once connected Sebastian and Fellsmere. The centerpiece of the trail is the iconic bridge over Interstate-95 where the name of the trail is displayed prominently in huge letters across the span of the bridge. It was designed to look like an old trail bridge. Though the railroad trail is about 15 miles long, only 2 miles of trail have been completed.

This cemetery has been here many years. The grounds are kept nice. Come on Memorial Day and flags…read moreare marking the war Veterans places of rest. A lot of history and scores of Veterans. It moves me.

Our family chose The Thomas Lowther Funeral Home based on reviews and the team, especially Jeff,…read moreexceeded our expectations. Our loved one passed on Christmas Eve morning and with one call, Jeff was there to take her into their care. Their kindness, compassion and respect for both our deceased loved one and those handling the arrangements was unparalleled. Jeff's guidance on how to bring our loved one back to NY to her final resting place was spot on. Delta TSA was kind and respectful when bringing her ashes through security. To my heart warming surprise, I learned that our loved ones ashes were formed in the shape of a heart. For those in the Vero Beach and surrounding areas, our recommendation is Thomas Lowther Funeral Home. Our heartfelt thanks to you, Jeff.

Lost a loved one recently. Thomas Lowther Funeral Home was able to assist a large group very well…read moreWith kindness and caring.

People are dying to get in here!…read more Winter Beach Cemetery is a historical cemetery in Winter Beach that holds a lot of local family names. Most of my family is here, from the 1800s to the present.

Winter Beach Cemetery is it historic Cemetery located on a side street in Vero beach, Florida. Many…read moreof the graves are from the 1800s and they have several men who fought in the Civil War buried here. We need to remember our past. This area of Florida was a far different place when these men were alive than it is today. I sometimes admire the strength of these people who called Florida home when it was little more than a swampland. This graveyard is by no means big, however I am very happy that I stumbled across it. If you find yourself in the area, I would definitely recommend a visit here.