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    Mount Peace Cemetery

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    Fisk Funeral Home & Crematory

    Fisk Funeral Home & Crematory

    (2 reviews)

    While exploring historic downtown St. Cloud I discovered one of Florida's distinctive blue historic…read moremarkers, which are part of the state's Historical Marker Program, one of the Division of Historical Resources' most popular public history initiatives. These markers highlight important people and places throughout Florida. They can be found along roads, at archaeological sites, battlefields, cemeteries, churches, colleges, historic districts, schools, and in front of historic buildings like this one. This marker tells the story of the oldest continuously operating funeral home in St. Cloud. It's deep history has been shaped by a committed owners, visionary architects, and a deep community foundation. Marker F-1100 was installed in 2020 by St. Cloud Main Street, Fisk Funeral Home and Crematory, and the Florida Department of State. In 1915, licensed embalmer Carl E. Carlson opened an undertaking business in a rented building at Massachusetts Avenue and 11th Street in St. Cloud. Three years later, he purchased the former home and office of St. Cloud's first physician, Dr. C.S. Cooper, and transformed it into what was then considered a modern undertaking establishment. Carlson was first joined in partnership by John Newton and later by George Barber, a Union Army veteran who had settled in St. Cloud. In 1919, brothers Dana and William Eiselstein purchased the Carlson Funeral Home and continued operating the business alongside Barber. The business was renamed The Eiselstein Brothers. In 1925, architects Isabel Robert, an associate of Frank Lloyd Wright and Ida Annah Ryan of Orlando's pioneering all-female architectural firm were commissioned to design a new chapel. The exterior was remodeled in a Florida Spanish inspired style featuring a stucco finish known as Spaniflora design. The Fisk family's connection to the funeral home began when William Eiselstein married Susie Fisk. Her nephew, Robert A. "Bob" Fisk, graduated from the Cincinnati College of Embalming in 1942 before serving with the U.S. Naval Hospital Corps during World War II. Following Dana Eiselstein's passing in 1949, Bob Fisk became the funeral director. His son, Bill Fisk, joined the business as a funeral director in the 1970s. In 1983, Bob Fisk became the sole owner and renamed the business Fisk Funeral Home. Bob Fisk served as a respected local historian and co-authored the book Images of St. Cloud. For much of the 20th century, Fisk Funeral Home was the only funeral home serving St. Cloud. Today, the funeral home continues its longstanding tradition of community involvement by supporting local heritage initiatives, including Walk in the Stones at historic Mount Peace Cemetery. Through these efforts, Fisk Funeral Home helps to preserve and share the stories of the veterans and community members who were laid to rest there.

    The staff were wonderful: kind, empathetic and professional. They delivered in every possible way.read more

    New Horizon Funeral Chapel & Crematory

    New Horizon Funeral Chapel & Crematory

    (3 reviews)

    I visited the New Horizon Funeral Chapel to attend the viewing of a retired staff member. Upon…read morearrival to the chapel, a gentleman stood up from where he sat outside waiting and greeted us. He then directed us to a parking space. There isn't a lot of parking. We did arrive right at the start of the viewing so were able to park without any issues. Once inside, we were greeted again by the New Horizon staff and directed to the sign in and then to the visiting area. The staff was welcoming and warm. The facilities were clean and orderly. Although we were there to pay respect and honor our former colleague and family during this difficult time, there was a sense of comfort and peace present. The compassion and caring provided by the New Horizon staff to the family and friends were evident in their efforts and service.

    I was very disappointed and unsatisfied with the service provided by Michael, the owner, and his…read morestaff. My husband and I entered the funeral home and we were greeted by a young lady sitting in the first room. Condolences were not given for our loss by anyone. This was quite unusual for me since this has not been our first loss this year. They were all very cold and indifferent. They demonstrated no compassion or empathy. It was all business. And we paid for 3 death certificates one of which would include my loved one's cause of death. No one called to advise us of this. We were told at the office which took us by surprise. You are not in a healthy mental state during a loss and I did not take it well. I highly DO NOT RECOMMEND this funeral home. They all have poor customer service skills.

    Mount Peace Cemetery - funeralservices - Updated August 2026

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