In 2012, Jerry and Nancy Allen became the proud owners of Duncan Mortuary, Inc., continuing a legacy of service that had already held a special place in their family and in the hearts of the community.
For Jerry Allen, serving families has never simply been a profession. It has been a calling. He has always carried a deep passion for helping others, supporting families through some of life’s most difficult moments, and ensuring that every loved one is honored with dignity, compassion, and respect.
Duncan Mortuary, Inc. was more than a name familiar to the Allen and Wilkins families. For generations, it had been the place where their own families entrusted their loved ones to compassionate care during times of loss. The mortuary had become woven into the fabric of their family history and the community they called home.
When the opportunity came for Jerry and Nancy to purchase Duncan Mortuary, Inc., they understood that they were not simply acquiring a business. They were accepting a responsibility and becoming stewards of a legacy that had served countless families before them.
They embraced that responsibility with open hearts.
Since 2012, Jerry and Nancy Allen have worked to preserve the tradition of compassionate service that made Duncan Mortuary, Inc. so meaningful to their own family, while continuing to build upon that foundation for generations to come. Their commitment is rooted in the belief that every family deserves to be treated with kindness, understanding, and genuine care when saying goodbye to someone they love.
Through the years, Duncan Mortuary, Inc. has remained more than a place of service. It has been a place where families find comfort, memories are honored, and lives are celebrated. It is a place where compassion meets tradition, and where the pain of loss is met with a helping hand and a caring heart.
The story of Duncan Mortuary, Inc. is, in many ways, a story of family. It is a story of community. And above all, it is a story of service.
Jerry and Nancy Allen are honored to carry that story forward, continuing a tradition that has touched their own family while creating a legacy of compassion for the families they are privileged to serve.
Because when a family places their trust in you during their most difficult hour, that trust becomes a legacy worth honoring.
