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Graft-Jacquillard . . . A new era of service and tradition
There's a saying that "history has a way of repeating itself." This
holds true at Graft-Jacquillard Funeral & Cremation Services. One of the
cardinal rules we have been taught down through the generations is to treat
others as you wish to be treated. We've adopted that principal when it comes to
the way we serve a family who entrusts their loved one to our care. We treat
your family with the same high level of service we would expect for our own
family.
There is nothing more honorable than to receive the privilege of
being selected to care for your family member. Since 1889, beginning with the
Murphy family, Scottdale residents have grown accustomed to a firm that
provided superior service, attention to detail and lasting friendships.

When you visit Graft-Jacquillard Funeral & Cremation Services, you are not
a number and whether you've used our services before you'll find something very
unique. . .service with sincere compassion, affordable choices to suit
everyone's needs and a trusted friend your family can be proud to build a new
tradition with.
Our Time-line
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1889 Murphy family opens for business as Murphy and Company on
Broadway Street in Scottdale.
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1919 firm becomes known as Murphy & Son by the formation of
the partnership of J.I. Murphy and his son Claude B. Murphy.
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1922 Murphy family operating furniture store at 122 Pittsburgh
Street and Murphy & Son funeral parlor at 303 Pittsburgh Street (our
current location.)
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1946 Claude's son James taken into the partnership
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1962 firm became known as the James Murphy Funeral Home
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1965 the funeral home changes name to the James Murphy Memorial
Home and dedicates a memorial eternal flame affixed to the home and a bronze
plaque in honor of all veteran's from every branch of service and gold star
mothers.
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1972 James Murphy, Jr. becomes the fifth generation to enter the
family business.
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1995 business changes hands and sold to H. Scott Caruso, funeral
director from Mt. Pleasant. Business re-named Murphy-Caruso Memorial Home.
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2006 Graft-Jacquillard Funeral & Cremation Services, Inc. is
established as two Scottdale natives, Terence Graft and James Jacquillard form
a partnership and become the new era of service, a new choice for it's
residents and a new tradition for future generations.

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