Friday, May 12th through midnight EDT Monday, May 15th
This Memorial Day, Funeral Home Gifts would like to extend a special offer to you, your staff, and the families you have served.
For an entire four-day period you can order woven, large and small printed, and sherpa Tribute Blankets for only $60.00 each, which includes ground freight shipping costs.
To take advantage of this special offer, there are a few things you’ll need to do:
- All orders must be placed during the four-day period starting at 8:00 AM EDT on Friday, May 12th, and ending at midnight EDT on Monday, May 15th to allow for delivery before Memorial Day. This is a four-day opportunity only.
- Orders should be placed online per your normal order procedure. NO E-MAIL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THIS OFFER.
- In the shopping cart before checkout, enter discount code thanks23 – DISCOUNT WILL BE APPLIED ONLY IF THIS DISCOUNT CODE IS ENTERED, GROUND FREIGHT SELECTED, AND ONLY DURING THIS FOUR-DAY PERIOD.
Funeral Home Gifts is honored to do its part to make this a truly special Memorial Day. To all Gold Star Families, veterans, and first responders we would like to humbly thank you for your service and your sacrifice. And remember…
ALL FUNERAL HOME GIFTS PRODUCTS ARE PROUDLY MADE IN THE USA BY AN AMERICAN WORKFORCE.
CLICK HERE TO ORDER NOW
USE DISCOUNT CODE “thanks23”
1st Lt. Paul C. Zaenglein, Jr.
(Maternal uncle of Funeral Home Gifts president Karl Weisenbeck)
Birth: Jun. 24, 1924
Death: Aug. 7, 1945
Age 21y 1m 13d
Paul served as a 1st Lt. and navigator on a B-24 Bomber in the U.S. Army Air Force during World War II. He resided at 121 Southern Pkwy., Rochester, Monroe County, New York prior to the war. He was first declared “Missing In Action,” and was later noted as “Killed In Action”. He was on his 23rd mission while flying in the lead plane in a bombing mission over Kyushu, Japan. He was awarded a Purple Heart. He was first interred overseas and later when his remains were found, re-interred in Rochester on December 22, 1948.
