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Andrew D. Ferguson Funeral Home & Crematories, Inc.

SINCE 1869

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Our Promise
Extending our family's hand to guide your family through life's most important transition with true compassion.
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Committed to Continual Care
We are founded on a long family tradition of caring, offering help to the community anytime it is needed, to anybody who needs it.
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Pet Cremation & Burial Services
The loss of a beloved family pet is an emotional experience. We anticipate your concern by offering cremation and burial services.
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Expanding Our Services
We are proud to continue meeting needs of the community by expanding our services through the Ferguson-Brownfield Funeral Home & Crematory, Inc., located in Smithfield.
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Connect With Us
You can find more information, including the latest obituaries, buy visiting our Facebook page.
WHO WE ARE

About us

A Family History The Ferguson Funeral Home was founded by Andrew D. Ferguson Sr., in Uniontown, Pennsylvania more than 90 years ago. The newspaper described the senior Ferguson as being “a community leader and a truly caring professional.” In 1961, Andrew D. Ferguson Jr., took over the responsibilities of the funeral home and continued the tradition of friendly, caring service. In 1988, the third generation joined in, preparing for dramatically changing times in the funeral industry. The tradition carries on today as the Andrew D. Ferguson Funeral Home & Crematories, Inc., is a proud fifth-generation, family owned and operated business with locations in Uniontown and Smithfield.

We care about the people in our community and continuously strive to offer services that help guide families through life’s most important transition, with trust, compassion and care. Read more about our family by clicking here.

WHY US

WHY CHOOSE US

OUR PHILOSOPHY

Andrew D. Ferguson III, and his family, strive to meet the special needs the community and help guide them through life’s transitions. Because of their commitment to kindness and sincere care, many families have pulled through difficult times and found new hope and support. Today, the Andrew D. Ferguson Funeral Home & Crematories, Inc., continues to serve the community, guided by the traditions it was built upon – trust, compassion and care.

OUR SERVICES

The Ferguson family offers many programs and services to support needs of the local community. Whether you are thinking of pre-planning a funeral, or dealing with the grief that comes from losing a loved one, you will find comfort in the all-encompassing care our funeral homes provide. In addition to our Uniontown location, we have extended our services to the Smithfield community and now operate the Ferguson-Brownfield Funeral Home & Crematories, Inc.

OUR FACILITIES

The 8,200 square foot handicapped-accessible mansion, located in Uniontown, was built in 1900, and houses a library and resource center, pre-planning office and conference room, along with several reception areas and lounges. It also has a sheltered portico for weather-free entry. The Victorian manor offers a family oriented atmosphere, preserving the tradition of dignity and integrity on which the Ferguson family pride themselves.

GRIEF & HEALING

YOU’RE NOT ALONE

What is Grief Support? Grief comes naturally as a part of loss. People often feel alone and isolated in their grief but we can help.

Our family is committed to supporting you through the grieving process. Many resources are available to help with grief and make its presence and passage both meaningful and rewarding.

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OBITUARIES

RECENT OBITUARIES

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Terry R. Wilson, 87, of Uniontown, PA, passed from this life on Sunday, June 15, 2025, at Monarch Meadow PCH where he resided for the last six years and where he acquired the name Big T.  He was born September 12, 1937, in Brownsville, PA, the older of two sons of the late Dalton L. and Violet E. (Elliott) Wilson.   Terry served in the United States Air Force from October 1955 until October 1959, having enlisted with friends, Harold Babbony and Richard Dreistadt.  While in the service, he gained another lifelong friend in Donald “Ozzie” Ostrander, who also shared his love of Indian motorcycles.  He was stationed in Florida and Louisiana, and talked about his travels including to Madagascar.  In 1962, he married Esther Golden with whom he shared just three months shy of 60 years when she predeceased him in June 2022.  He was also predeceased by his first grandchild, Gregory Blaszczak, in May 2021.  He was employed by Tingley Rubber Corp., New Jersey, and then for 30 years until retirement by Rockwell International, later named Sensus Technologies, of Uniontown.  Terry was not a member of any formal club/organization since he preferred riding his Harley to drop in on friends around the area whenever the mood struck him.  He and Esther also took many car trips down South in the 80s and 90s.  He was meticulous in his care of the lawn and in his organization of his home workshop area (or any area within his purview).  During his time at Monarch Meadow, he was known for his love of sweets, cigarettes and handheld poker game.  That can also be said of his life at home, along with his fondness for the Fabulous 50s.   Terry is survived by his three children:  Karen L. Wilson Thompson (Tim), Ronald R. Wilson and Nancy L. Wilson Blaszczak (Greg).  Five grandchildren are left to remember “Pappy Skunk”:  Emily Blaszczak Gill (Chris), Benjamin Blaszczak, Katie Thompson, Parker Wilson and Blake Wilson.  He also leaves behind his brother, Ken Wilson; Ken’s daughter, Kathy Rohde (Ron); two sisters-in-law, Eleanor McGee (Frank) and Carol Eichmiller, and their children, Lisa McGee and J.J. Eichmiller; maternal relatives from Brownsville; and, a number of friends.  The family wishes to thank OSPTA Hospice and all of the Monarch Meadow Staff, especially Kameshia, Sharon, Sammi, Jackie, Janet, Jody, and James.   Friends will be received in the Andrew D. Ferguson Funeral Home, Inc., 80 Morgantown Street, Uniontown, PA, on Friday, June 27, from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8PM and on Saturday, June 28, until 11AM, the hour of service with Reverend Gloria Jun officiating.  Interment will follow in Sylvan Heights Cemetery.  
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Donald J. Malaspino, age 87, of Chalk Hill, PA, passed away Wednesday, June 11, 2025.  He was born April 14, 1938 in Uniontown, PA son of the late Sinbad J. Malaspino and Christina Dorothy Vaclavik Malaspino.  In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife Joann E. Gibson Malaspino and son, David Malaspino.   Donald was a graduate of German Township High School.  He was a member of the Bible Baptist Church.  Donald worked as a driver for Greyhound Bus Lines until his retirement in 1990.  He enjoyed fishing, hunting and ocean cruises.   Left to cherish Donald’s memory are his sons, Brian Malaspino (Linda) of Markleysburg and Jeffrey Malaspino (Donna) of Chalk Hill; brother Douglas Malaspino (Betty) of Chesterfield, VA and grandchildren, Ashlee Malaspino, Brandon Malaspino, Michael Cesarino, Jeffrey Malaspino and Chelsea Malaspino-Schultz (Zach).   Arrangements have been entrusted to the ANDREW D. FERGUSON FUNERAL HOME & CREMATORIES, INC., 80 Morgantown Street, Uniontown, PA.  In accordance with Donald’s wishes there will be no public viewing.   Memories and condolences may be shared with the family at adferguson.com or on the funeral home face book page.
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 Nancy Charlene Micher, 84 of Uniontown, PA passed away peacefully in her sleep at her oldest grandson’s home in Lakeland, Florida on May 15th 2025. She was born September 23rd 1940, the middle child and only daughter of the late Paul (Logan) and Delilah Mae Strauch. Nancy was a beloved grandmother and sister, she leaves behind her cherished grandchildren: Logan, Lauren, Conlan & William and her older brother John. Nancy is preceded in death by her loving husband Ed, son Greg and brother Art.   Nancy spent many enjoyable years in Uniontown working at Joe Dorazio Real Estate & Insurance Agency and having breakfast downtown with her “breakfast crew” at Sam’s Coffee Shop spreading abundant joy in the morning with her wacky sense of humor.   Arrangement have been entrusted to the Andrew D. Ferguson Funeral Home & Crematories, Inc., 80 Morgantown St., Uniontown, PA.  Family and friends are invited to gather on Saturday June 21st 11.30AM at St. John’s Cemetery, DeWitt Ave, Connellsville, PA 15425 and afterwards at Bud Murphy’s for a time of sharing and remembrance.   Memories and condolences may be shared with the family at adferguson.com and on the funeral home Facebook page.
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Linda Mae McIlravey Weaver, age 77, of Uniontown, PA, passed away June 9, 2025 in Uniontown Hospital.  She was born September 26, 1947 in Brownsville, PA daughter of the late Frank R. McIlravey, Jr. and Zola Crutchman McIlravey.  In addition to her parents, Linda was predeceased by her brother, Donald McIlravey.   Linda was a 1968 graduate of Uniontown High School.  She was a member of the Uniontown Free Methodist Church.  Linda enjoyed sewing, crocheting and baking for the church.   Left to cherish Linda’s memory are her sons, David Sullivan (Helen) of Morgantown, WV and Donald Sullivan (Sabine) of Issquah, WA; grandchildren, Anna Sullivan and Ellie Whited.   Arrangements have been entrusted to the ANDREW D. FERGUSON FUNERAL HOME & CREMATORIES, INC., 80 Morgantown St., Uniontown, PA.  A memorial service celebrating Linda’s life will be held at a later date.   Memories and condolences may be shared with the family at adferguson.com or on the funeral home Face Book page.