Pre-Arrange - Aftercare - Request Info - Obituaries - Pet Cremations Our History - Limousine Services - Contact Us - Home Our HistoryDucro: Funeral business built on quality By JANE BABLAK Staff Writer/Star Beacon Maintaining a tradition of quality service and merchandise is what J. Peter
Ducro, president of Ducro Funeral Services, credits for the success of his
fifth-generation business.
Ducro was featured speaker at the
Economic Profiles Breakfast at Kent State University
Ashtabula Campus. Ducro highlighted the history of the business
his great-grandfather, John P. Ducro, a cabinet maker, began 140 years ago.
Some original furniture remains in their funeral homes.While the business moved from its original location in Cherry Valley to Jefferson, and then Ashtabula, it also has seen changes from horse drawn to motorized hearses.
Besides making expansions and improvements to the funeral home and its services, Ducro Funeral Home also has become involved in community groups like Hospice and the Compassionate Friends for people who have lost a child. Ducro also does programs on living wills and seminars on grief management. It is also the only funeral home with a lending library of more than 200 volumes for bereaved people. Funeral Homes & Crematory - Flowers On The Avenue - Services Pre-Arrange - Aftercare - Request Info - Obituaries - Pet Cremations Our History - Limousine Services - Home |