Oltmann Funeral Home

Oltmann Funeral Home is located at 103 North Church Street, Union Missouri, 63084 Zip. Oltmann Funeral Home provides complete funeral services to Gloster local community and the surrounding areas. To find out more information about and local funeral services that they offer, give them a call at (636) 583-2525.

Oltmann Funeral Home

Business Name: Oltmann Funeral Home
Address: 103 North Church Street
City: Union
State: Missouri
ZIP: 63084
Phone number: (636) 583-2525
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Oltmann Funeral Home directions to 103 North Church Street in Union Missouri are shown on the google map above. Its geocodes are 38.4268, -91.0473. Call Oltmann Funeral Home for visitation hours, funeral viewing times and services provided.

Business Hours
Monday 12:00 AM - 11:30 PM
Tuesday 12:00 AM - 11:30 PM
Wednesday 12:00 AM - 11:30 PM
Thursday 12:00 AM - 11:30 PM
Friday 12:00 AM - 11:30 PM
Saturday 12:00 AM - 11:30 PM
Sunday 12:00 AM - 11:30 PM

Oltmann Funeral Home Obituaries

Former Union Mayor John Garvey Dies — Celebration of Life Set for March 24

Garvey, 78, passed away Tuesday, Feb. 27, 2018. He was living in Noel, Mo.A Union native, Garvey served the city for two terms, from April 1969 to April 1973.He was a businessman in Union and owned Johnnie’s Dairy Kreme on Washington Avenue (now Northside convenience store) and the Totem Pole, a drive-in on Highway 50.Having been elected at age 30, Garvey is believed to be the youngest elected mayor for the city.The year following his election, in 1970, Garvey was named the city’s Outstanding Young Man at the Distinguished Service Awards banquet.The city formed its first ambulance service under Garvey’s leadership, according to Leroy Strubberg, who was one of the “original seven” who organized the ambulance service.The Union Area Ambulance District website says that a Feb. 1, 1969, Federal lawsuit entitled ambulance workers to a minimum wage when on call at their homes.“This suit had far-reaching financial (implications) for small funeral home-based ambulance services,” it says.A bill proposed in the Missouri Legislature also required minimum standards for ambulance equipment and personnel.The cost could have been as much as $7,000 per ambulance.The Oltmann family of Union, which owns Oltmann’s Funeral Home, was providing ambulance service for the Union, Villa Ridge and part of the Gray Summit area.When the Oltmann family decided to discontinue providing ambulance service, Strubberg said Garvey called on him to help continue providing ambulance services in Union.“The city was in an emergency situation,” Strubberg said, adding that he and six others formed the Union Community Ambulance Service.The service was supported financially by billing insurance companies approximately $5 for a trip to Washington and $15 for a trip to St. Louis. The service was completely volunteer run for several years.“He wanted to see that the city would have ambulance services,” Strubberg said.Garvey also was mayor when the Franklin County Courthouse was bombed, which Strubberg said was the first real test of the ambulance service.According to Missour... (The Missourian)

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