Meyer B J Sons Funeral Home

Specialties

Here at B.J. Meyer Sons Funeral Home, we proudly offer a wide variety of funeral services and final disposition options. From traditional funeral services, utilizing our funeral home for a visitation and your church or place of worship for religious services to cremation and memorial services. We work with you and your loved ones to create a personal and meaningful funeral service based on you and your family’s wishes.

History

Established in 1884.

B.J. Meyer Sons Funeral Homes was founded in 1884 by Ben Meyer, located in East Price Hill at Château and Price Avenues doing business as Meyer’s Exchange and Livery Service. At that time the Meyer’s were boarding and trading horses, renting wagons and also built the horse drawn hearse.

In the early 1900’s Ben Meyer attended a two day seminar at the Sinton Hotel to acquire his Funeral Director and Embalmers license. The Meyer’s opened their first funeral home at 3747 Warsaw Avenue until 1923 when they purchased a bigger house across the street at 3726 Warsaw which was known as the Colonial Funeral Home.

In the year 1950 Vince and Gene Meyer purchased a house at 4841 Glenway Avenue, which is in operation today as the Overlook Funeral Home. The Meyer Funeral Home has now expanded to include B.J. Meyer Sons (Bridgetown) Funeral Home, 5864 Bridgetown Road (east of St. Jude Church).

The new Bridgetown Funeral Home, an old English Tudor family residence, officially opened March 2, 2002 is

Meet the Manager

Keith M.

Manager

Licensed embalmer and funeral director since 2009. After attending the Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science and receiving his bachelors degree, joined the family owned business with his father Greg Meyer. Also a graduate of St. Xavier High School.