About

WE WOULD LIKE TO INTRODUCE OUR HOMETOWN TEAM

Paul Burton, Funeral Director

I was born and raised in Edinburgh. I'm so grateful that, in time, the Lord saw fit to allow me to accomplish my goal of becoming a funeral director. I served my internship and worked for my mentor and friend Bill Singleton on Madison Avenue in Indianapolis, where together we operated Singleton Community Mortuary and Memorial Center. I later was the General Manager of Wilson St. Pierre (one of the largest funeral providers in the state). Since then, I have assisted other funeral homes through transitions and have served as a state appointed conservator of a funeral home in the process of regaining licensure.

I left the mortuary in 2015 and moved back to Edinburgh to work as a full-time pastor. The ministry is my first calling, but as it turns out, funeral service is also a ministry. There is no ego involved in my decision to open Community Funeral Care. I simply want to serve the people I care about and the community I've known all my life. I hope to provide superior funeral services at a fraction of the cost that people are presently paying in our community. We also hope to provide services not presently offered--things that will make the funeral of a loved one special and even more meaningful. Please reach out to me if I can answer your questions or help in any way.

Cindi Gadberry, Funeral Service Assistant

I was born and raised in Edinburgh, and I am the mother to two fantastic children, 26 and 16. I have attended The Who So Ever Will church since they opened the doors in 1982. My relationship with God is the most important thing to me. I have always enjoyed helping others, but when I started helping in the funeral business, I think I truly found my calling. I have experienced the loss of someone near and dear to me, so I know how overwhelming it can feel and how there seems to be a million decisions to make in just a very short time. My job is to help you through the process. I will do everything I can to help you remember small details and make things go smoothly. Planning a funeral will be something that you will never forget and I hope to help it be a memory that you can look back on as one where you feel like we did your loved one proud.