KEOHANE, INC.
FT MYERS, FLORIDA

Founded by Cornelius V. Keohane in North Quincy way back in 1932, KEOHANE, INC. has come a long way to become a trusted name for funeral and cremation services across Quincy, Hingham (Pyne Keohane Funeral Home), and Weymouth (McDonald Keohane Funeral Home). Today, the business is helmed by Ed, Cornelius's son, alongside his grandsons Dennis and John. Together, they're making sure that the quality of service their great-grandfather started remains a family tradition. At KEOHANE, INC., it's all about getting to know families personally, ensuring every service reflects their unique needs while keeping things realistic from a budget perspective. But their engagement doesn't stop at funerals; they're pretty active in the community too! You can find them with Rotary and Kiwanis clubs, contributing to local chambers of commerce, supporting veterans through activities like collecting flags for the Quincy Flag Day Parade, and playing a big role in initiatives such as coat drives and the American Cancer Society's Daffodil Days. Their sponsorship of youth sports teams across cities speaks volumes about their commitment to being an active community player. It's not just what they do professionally that draws people – it's this genuine dedication to making a difference, from supporting schools like North Quincy High School Grief Program and St. Paul’s School in Hingham to helping causes like fighting cancer. Clients keep coming back to them because of how deeply respectful and compassionate KEOHANE, INC.'s team is during tough times. They don't just provide services; they honor memories with care and respect that families can really feel at such important moments. And let's not forget their legal side: they're registered as a Domestic Nonprofit Corporation in Florida, having been incorporated on February 7, 1976, but continue to serve right from Fort Myers while maintaining their deep roots in Quincy. In short, KEOHANE, INC. isn't just about the business of funeral services; it's about honoring legacies and building community ties across generations.