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McLaughlin Funeral Home opened it's current
location in 1963, but it's
history runs deep in this community. Established in 1913 by Mr.
Loving and his commitment to provide a dedicated and professional
service to the families of this community. The original site was located
in downtown Hot Springs in the upstairs of the Hardware Store.
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Millboro Funeral Home began construction in 1995, but was stopped
after the purchase of Craigsville Funeral Home. We began working
on this location again in 2003 and hope to be open in the very near
future. The oldest building in Millboro had given this location character
and comfort that truly makes this facility unique.
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Craigsville Funeral Home, the
original Sensabaugh Zimmerman
Funeral Home" established in 1924 has provided a quality of
services that was looked upon by other funeral directors as the mark
to shoot for. This newly renovated facility has an old country charm
that is comfortable yet elegant.
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Richard Hise, a native of Bath County, Virginia, graduated from high school in Groveland, Florida.
He is married to his wife Karen and they have two children, George and Jenna. He is a member of The Hot Springs Presbyterian Church, where he serves on the Deacons, is a Sunday School Teacher, and sings in the choir.
Richard has been with McLaughlin Funeral Home for four years.
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John W. Smith began his career in funeral service at McLaughlin Funeral Home in September of 1998. He is a native of Bath County, the son of Bill and Katherine Smith of Warm Springs. He is a 1998 graduate of Bath County High School and a 2003 graduate of the John Tyler Community College Funeral Service Program in Chester, Virginia where he graduated Summa Cum Laude and was inducted into the Thi Theta Kappa International Honor Society. He is a member of the Shrine of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Hot Springs, The Craigsville Ruritan Club and the National Beta Club. He currently resides in Craigsville, Virginia where he is the manager of Craigsville, Sensabaugh and Zimmerman Funeral Home. He enjoys spending time with family and friends as well as hunting, fishing and using his artistic abilities to paint and draw.
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Debbie Young, was born in Winchester, Virginia and grew up in Berryville. She was a graduate of Clarke County High School, and a graduate of ITTC in Washington DC. She and John moved to Bath County in 1991 upon purchasing McLaughlin Funeral Home.
She is a member of Eden United Methodist Church where she serves as co-choir director of the children's choir and leader of the youth group. She is a involved in the American Cancer Society Relay for Life and serves on numerous clubs and organizations at her children's high school.
She and John have three teenage daughters, Sabrina, Jessica and Gussie.
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John Young
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