Mueller-Bies

Saint Paul, United States

4

Closed now

2 reviews

Map

Streetview

Activate map

Description

Specialties

Pre-​Planning & Highlighting Life.

Mueller-​Bies Funeral Homes has been serving the needs of families in the Minneapolis/​St. Paul, MN area for over one hundred years. We are a full service funeral provider and can fulfill the needs of those desiring complete traditional funerals as well as cremation services and many other individualized options.

We also offer advanced planning and price guaranteed advance funding services. Mueller-​Bies Funeral Home has chapels located in Roseville and Lino Lakes, and conducts services throughout the greater Twin Cities metropolitan area.

Services include:

* Funeral pre-​planning

* Cremation

* Receptions

* Transportation

* Embalming

* Burial

We offer memorialization at church, funeral home or other facility. Religious services include any faith, denomination or secular services.

Burial and cremation are simply two methods of final dispensation. The choice of either method does not affect your choice of other service elements.

Call Mueller Bies Funeral Homes for more information.

History

Established in 1905.

Mueller-​Bies Funeral Home was founded in St. Paul in 1905 by Charles H. Mueller, and was known variously as the Charles H. Mueller Mortuary and the Mueller Undertaking Parlors. In 1935, Charles was joined in the business by his stepson, Albert N. Bies. Subsequently, the firm became known under its current name, and operated in the Frogtown area of St. Paul. In the 1980s-​1990s, the firm opened a branch in Roseville, and Albert’s sons, Albert W. And Gregory, took over operations. Eventually, the chapel on Dale St. in St. Paul was closed, and another new facility opened in Lino Lakes.

Today, the Funeral Home continues to serve the community out of both the Lino Lakes and Roseville Chapels, and proudly counts two children, one daughter-​in-​law, and three grandchildren of Albert N. Bies among its owners and employees. In 2005, we were proud to celebrate one hundred years of service to the families of the Twin Cities