Funeral Homes in Wallsburg, UT

The Probst Family has been serving Wasatch and Summit counties for several years and we are pleased to announce the opening of our second location in Heber City in the building that was formally known as Olpin-Hoopes Funeral Home. We look...

Around the turn of the century, Ole H. Berg traded 18 acres of ground on which he raised alfalfa (the present upper campus of BYU) for 32 feet of property at 40 East Center Street. There he and his son, Wyman, built the first mortuary building...

Sundberg-Olpin Mortuary is a fourth-generation business. Edwin Dee Olpin founded Olpin Family Mortuary in the late 1800's, and was one of the three men in Utah Valley to be educated in the art of mortuary science. His career as a mortician...

In 1903, Edwin Dee Olpin built a one room structure on Locust Avenue in Pleasant Grove in which he built caskets and provided mortuary services for the residents of Northern Utah County. Though our modern facilities are vastly different than...

Wheeler Mortuary has been family owned and operated for over 118 years and by four generations. Upon the death of Walter Wheeler in 1921, Walter’s son, Alma Young “A.Y.”, took over the business and rented the mortuary’s first facility. In...

In 1951 Lynn Walker purchased a home where he could house his family and begin a Funeral Home in Spanish Fork. In 1952 Lynn opened his doors to the community and founded his buisness on the value of hard work, service, respect, and love. Over...