Martin Funeral Home Obituaries · Marthasville, MO
Find recent obituaries published by Martin Funeral Home in Marthasville, MO. Browse the notices below or search by name to view an obituary, read the service details, and share condolences.
Martin Funeral Home Obituaries
Latest obituary detected on July 12, 2026.
Matthew Ian Golliday (opens in a new tab)
Marthasville, Missouri

Emily Kaye Keene (opens in a new tab)
Marthasville, Missouri

Cynthia Lynn Farrar (opens in a new tab)
Marthasville, Missouri

Michael Dean Baker (opens in a new tab)
Marthasville, Missouri

Patricia Ellen Soberalski (opens in a new tab)
Marthasville, Missouri

Marion Frances Bullerdick (opens in a new tab)
· Marthasville, Missouri

Murrill Lee Wohler (opens in a new tab)
Marthasville, Missouri

Louis Rosi (opens in a new tab)
Marthasville, Missouri

Bennie Joe Blunt (opens in a new tab)
Marthasville, Missouri

Ronald Lee Byler (opens in a new tab)
Marthasville, Missouri

Briley Ross Halleman (opens in a new tab)
Marthasville, Missouri

Daniel Ryan Lute (opens in a new tab)
Marthasville, Missouri
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About Martin Funeral Home
Martin Funeral Home is a funeral home located at 16137 State Hwy N in Marthasville, MO 63357, within Warren County. Martin Funeral Home supports local families through the farewell process with care and attention to the details that matter most.
Families who choose Martin Funeral Home have access to a range of service options, including traditional funeral services, cremation, memorial ceremonies, and graveside services. Every arrangement is tailored to reflect the life being honored — whether that means a traditional religious service, a simple cremation with a private gathering, or a personalized celebration of life. Staff work closely with each family to handle logistics, paperwork, and coordination with cemeteries, clergy, and other vendors.
Serving Marthasville and the surrounding Warren County area, Martin Funeral Home provides a local presence that understands the traditions, faith communities, and cemeteries most important to the families it serves. Martin Funeral Home welcomes families from across Missouri and neighboring regions.
Whether you are making arrangements following an unexpected loss or planning ahead to ease the burden on your loved ones, Martin Funeral Home can help you think through the decisions that need to be made. Pre-planning allows you to document personal wishes, lock in today's pricing for certain services, and give your family clarity during a time when clarity is hardest to find. Immediate-need arrangements are handled with urgency and compassion, often the same day.
Reach Martin Funeral Home at (636) 456-3316 for availability, service times, or to discuss pre-planning options. Visitation and services are typically held at 16137 State Hwy N in Marthasville; directions are available above for those traveling from out of town.
Recent obituaries and death notices announced by Martin Funeral Home are listed above. You can also send sympathy flowers directly to the funeral home for any of the services listed, or learn more about grief support resources and what to expect in the days following a loss.
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What is the phone number for Martin Funeral Home?
You can reach Martin Funeral Home by calling (636) 456-3316.
Where is Martin Funeral Home located?
Martin Funeral Home is located at 16137 State Hwy N Marthasville, MO 63357.
How do I view obituaries from Martin Funeral Home?
You can view recent obituaries from Martin Funeral Home at the top of this page, in the Martin Funeral Home Obituaries section. You can also visit their official website for more information.
Where are Martin Funeral Home obituaries published?
Obituaries handled by Martin Funeral Home in Marthasville, MO are listed on this page. Use the search box in the obituaries section to find a specific name.
How do I find a recent obituary from Martin Funeral Home?
Recent obituaries appear at the top of this page. You can search by the person's name, or browse the notices for Marthasville, MO.
Can I send flowers to Martin Funeral Home?
Yes, you can send sympathy flowers to Martin Funeral Home through the Who Passed On flower delivery service available on this page.
How do I get directions to Martin Funeral Home?
Click the "Get Directions" button above to open Google Maps navigation to 16137 State Hwy N Marthasville, MO 63357.
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National median: burial $8,300, cremation $6,280 (NFDA 2023). Always contact the funeral home directly to confirm current pricing.
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