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Andrew D. Ferguson Funeral Home & Crematories, Inc.

SINCE 1869

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Our Promise
Extending our family's hand to guide your family through life's most important transition with true compassion.
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Committed to Continual Care
We are founded on a long family tradition of caring, offering help to the community anytime it is needed, to anybody who needs it.
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Pet Cremation & Burial Services
The loss of a beloved family pet is an emotional experience. We anticipate your concern by offering cremation and burial services.
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Expanding Our Services
We are proud to continue meeting needs of the community by expanding our services through the Ferguson-Brownfield Funeral Home & Crematory, Inc., located in Smithfield.
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Connect With Us
You can find more information, including the latest obituaries, buy visiting our Facebook page.
WHO WE ARE

About us

A Family History The Ferguson Funeral Home was founded by Andrew D. Ferguson Sr., in Uniontown, Pennsylvania more than 90 years ago. The newspaper described the senior Ferguson as being “a community leader and a truly caring professional.” In 1961, Andrew D. Ferguson Jr., took over the responsibilities of the funeral home and continued the tradition of friendly, caring service. In 1988, the third generation joined in, preparing for dramatically changing times in the funeral industry. The tradition carries on today as the Andrew D. Ferguson Funeral Home & Crematories, Inc., is a proud fifth-generation, family owned and operated business with locations in Uniontown and Smithfield.

We care about the people in our community and continuously strive to offer services that help guide families through life’s most important transition, with trust, compassion and care. Read more about our family by clicking here.

WHY US

WHY CHOOSE US

OUR PHILOSOPHY

Andrew D. Ferguson III, and his family, strive to meet the special needs the community and help guide them through life’s transitions. Because of their commitment to kindness and sincere care, many families have pulled through difficult times and found new hope and support. Today, the Andrew D. Ferguson Funeral Home & Crematories, Inc., continues to serve the community, guided by the traditions it was built upon – trust, compassion and care.

OUR SERVICES

The Ferguson family offers many programs and services to support needs of the local community. Whether you are thinking of pre-planning a funeral, or dealing with the grief that comes from losing a loved one, you will find comfort in the all-encompassing care our funeral homes provide. In addition to our Uniontown location, we have extended our services to the Smithfield community and now operate the Ferguson-Brownfield Funeral Home & Crematories, Inc.

OUR FACILITIES

The 8,200 square foot handicapped-accessible mansion, located in Uniontown, was built in 1900, and houses a library and resource center, pre-planning office and conference room, along with several reception areas and lounges. It also has a sheltered portico for weather-free entry. The Victorian manor offers a family oriented atmosphere, preserving the tradition of dignity and integrity on which the Ferguson family pride themselves.

GRIEF & HEALING

YOU’RE NOT ALONE

What is Grief Support? Grief comes naturally as a part of loss. People often feel alone and isolated in their grief but we can help.

Our family is committed to supporting you through the grieving process. Many resources are available to help with grief and make its presence and passage both meaningful and rewarding.

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OBITUARIES

RECENT OBITUARIES

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Norman A. Walk, age 60, of Hopwood and formerly of Adah, PA, passed away Wednesday, March 13, 2024 in Allegheny General Hospital. He was born in Alliquippa, PA, the son of David R.P. Walk and Doris Mae Ramage Walk. In addition to his parents, Norman is preceded in death by his son, Norman A. Walk, Jr. and two sisters, Helen Seese and Donna Seese.   Norman graduated from Fairchance-Georges High School with the Class of 1981. He then enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. Norman worked as an assemblyman for Boeing for many years and became a Pastor during that time. He was the preached at the Connellsville Greenwood Heights Church of God.   He was an avid sports enthusiast, loved vacationing, spending time with family and preaching the word of God.   Norman is survived by his loving wife, Teresa Melvin Walk; two daughters, Beth Stenger and husband Randel of Connellsville, PA and Lisa Falk and husband Fred of Gettysburg, PA, four grandchildren, Zachary, Madison, Charles and Charlotte.   Arrangements have been entrusted to the ANDREW D. FERGUSON FUNERAL HOME & CREMATORIES, INC., 80 Morgantown Street, Uniontown, PA, where visitation will be held on Monday, March 18, 2024 from 2-4 and 6-8 PM and Tuesday from 10 until 11 AM  followed by a service celebrating Norman’s life at 11 AM with Pastor Stanley Flasher officiating.  Interment will be private. Military rites will be accord by AMVETS Post 103 of Hopwood.   Memories and condolences can be shared with the family at adferguson.com and on the funeral home Facebook page.  
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Madelyn Ellen Robinson Morgan, age 102, of Uniontown, passed away Friday, March 1, 2024.  She was born May 21, 1921 in Smithfield, PA, daughter of the late James R. Robinson and Florence Ellen Glover Robinson.  In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by her husband, Myron C. Morgan, brothers, Curtis B. Robinson, Harold Robinson, William Robinson, James Robinson and Jack Robinson and sisters, Rosalee Leech and Naomi Kidwell. Madelyn was a 1940 graduate of Georges High School.  She was a member of Mount Moriah Baptist Church.  Madelyn volunteered with the Red Cross Blood Mobile.    She was a volunteer at St. Lukes Hospital and a member of the P.E.O. Sorority.  Madelyn was an avid bridge player and she enjoyed golfing at Ceder Lake Country Club. Left to cherish Madelyn’s memory are her son, Dr. Myron C. Morgan, Jr. (Christine) of Pittsboro, NC; daughters, Michele McCool (Stephen) of Midlothian, VA and Robin Irving (John) of Cassville, NY;   eight grandchildren, eleven great grandchildren, five and many nieces and nephews. Arrangements have been entrusted to the FERGUSON-BROWNFIELD FUNERAL HOME & CREMATORY, INC, 78 Main Street, Smithfield, PA where family and friends will be received on Friday, March 8th from 6 to 8 p.m.  Viewing will continue on Saturday from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Mount Moriah Baptist Church followed by a service celebrating Madeline’s life at 11:00 with Rev. Darrell Edgar officiating.  Interment will follow in Mount Moriah Baptist Cemetery Memories and condolences may be shared with the family at adferguson.com and on the funeral home Facebook page.
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Kirk D. Wingrove, age 66, of Dunbar passed away Thursday, February 29, 2024 at his home.  He was born April 19, 1957 in Connellsville, PA son of the late Clark Wingrove, Sr. and Clara Brooks Wingrove.  In addition to his parents, he was predeceased by his son, Josh Wingrove; sisters, Marjorie Tressler, Geraldine Garcia, Sandra Plesz, Marlene Wingrove and brothers, Raymond Wingrove, Melvin Wingrove and David Wingrove.   Kirk worked as a laborer in the foundry at Clairton Steel.  He enjoyed hunting, fishing and picking ginseng and morrell mushrooms.  His greatest joy was spending time with his family and his son.   Left to cherish Kirk’s memory are his daughter, Lacie Wingrove of Layton, PA; brothers Jerry (Chris), James Wingrove, Joseph Wingrove (Carrie), and Clark Wingrove (Donna) all of Dunbar; sisters, Drea Burnsworth (Steve), Cathy Quinlan, Christina Yekel (Tom) and Joann Arvin all of Dunbar and granddaughters, Ellie and Aryas.   Arrangements have been entrusted to the ANDREW D. FERGUSON FUNERAL HOME & CREMATORIES, INC., 80 Morgantown St., Uniontown, PA.  A memorial celebrating Kirk’s life will be held at a later date.   Memories and condolences may be shared with the family at adferguson.com and on the funeral home Facebook page.    
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Elizabeth (Betty/Betts) Jean Zahniser Montgomery, 99 years, passed away Tuesday, February 27, 2024 at Mount Macrina Manor, Uniontown, PA. Betty was born November 14, 1924 in Franklin, PA, the daughter of John Herman Zahniser and Florence Edna Martin Zahniser. She was predeceased by her parents, husband The Rev. Dean R. Montgomery (March 14, 2019) to whom she was married for nearly 73 years, son Paul Martin Montgomery (July 28, 1970) and brother Robert Calvin Zahniser (Virginia). She is survived by her son, The Rev. Thomas Dean Montgomery (Donna) of Avoca, NY, daughter Jean Louise Montgomery Nass (John), Uniontown, PA, granddaughter Erin Elizabeth DeMuth (Tyler), Madison, WI, step-grandchildren Rebecca Ritter Pollack (Erik) and Debra Ritter Musa (Jody), New York state, and Jason Ritter (Janet), Georgia, and their families, and several nieces and their families Betty was a 1946 graduate of Grove City College with a Bachelor of Science in Commerce. At Grove City she formed friendships that continued throughout her life, and it was there that she met Dean. They were married in 1946 following his return from active duty in the United States Army Air Corps. Following Dean’s graduation from Princeton Theological Seminary, they served churches in Cleves and Hillsboro, Ohio until his retirement. Throughout their marriage, Betty played a vital role in her husband’s ministry within the Presbyterian Church, and was actively involved in numerous other church activities including Presbyterian Women, teaching Sunday School, singing in the choir, serving as a deacon, and as Assistant for Christian Education (First Presbyterian Church, Hillsboro). She had been a member of Trinity United Presbyterian Church, Uniontown since 2007. In Hillsboro, OH, in addition to her church involvement, she was active in the Junior Women’s Club and the Highland District Hospital Auxiliary. Following retirement to Florida, she and Dean volunteered as tutors for elementary students and students with special needs, and were active members of Port Orange Presbyterian Church where they especially enjoyed singing in the choir. After living in Florida for 20 years Dean and Betty moved back to Pennsylvania to be closer to family in 2007. Betty was a kind and caring person who never lost her sense of humor. She was a gracious hostess who enjoyed entertaining church members at the manse, as well as friends and family visiting from out of town. She expressed her creativity through sewing, needlework, and music, and loved to read, especially British mysteries. She enjoyed watching sports of all kinds into her nineties, and transitioned from a Cincinnati Reds and Bengals fan to a follower of the Pirates and Steelers. Betty and Dean traveled throughout the U.S., visiting many historic and natural sites, hiking, and camping into their eighties (in a tent). They recorded their various escapades in journals and photos. The family is grateful for the compassionate care Betty received from the nursing and activity staff at Mount Macrina Manor. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Andrew D. Ferguson, Uniontown. Visitation will take place on Thursday, March 14 at 10:00 a.m. at Trinity United Presbyterian Church, Uniontown, followed by a Service of Witness to the Resurrection at 11:00 a.m. Interment will take place at Woodland Cemetery, Grove City, PA. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations in Betty’s memory to Trinity United Presbyterian Church, 79 West Fayette Street, Uniontown. Arrangements have been entrusted to the Andrew D. Ferguson Funeral Home, 80 Morgantown St, Uniontown PA.  Friends will be received at Trinity United Presbyterian Church on Thursday, March 14th from 10 until 11 a.m. followed by a service celebrating Betty’s life at 11:00 AM with Rev. John Simpson officiating.  Interment will be private.   Memories and condolences may be shared with the family at adferguson.com and on the funeral home Facebook page.