KICKS OFF CELL PHONES FOR SOLDIERS COLLECTION DRIVEJoseph R. Floyd, owner of the Oliver-Floyd Funeral Home in Greenville announced today that his firm has been selected to become an exclusive, Certified Veterans and Family Memorial Care Provider for Darke County. VFMC Providers are family owned and operated. They are selected for upholding the highest level of ethical business standards and integrity while providing outstanding, affordable professional service. The staff at Oliver-Floyd Funeral Home are experts in assisting families with all aspects of the final arrangement process. They work closely with all Veterans Service Organizations.
The government does an excellent job providing veterans and their spouses with burial benefits if you use a Veterans National or State cemetery, however there are very limited benefits for the funeral or cremation arrangements. Joseph Floyd, owner of Oliver-Floyd Funeral Home has demonstrated a willingness and commitment to reach out to veterans and their families by providing affordable, quality funeral and cremation arrangements. They honor and pay tribute to veterans everyday
Another way VFMC Providers are reaching out is by their participation in the Cell Phones for Soldiers project. More than 150,000 troops are serving overseas and are away from their families. Hundreds of Veterans ad Family Memorial Care Providers nationwide are calling on all Americans to support these brave men and women by donating your old cell phones. Included in becoming an Exclusive Veterans and Family Memorial Care Provider, Oliver-Floyd Funeral Home in Greenville has become an official drop off site for Cell Phones for Soldiers to help troops stay connected with their families.
Oliver-Floyd Funeral Home has also become an Old Glory Collection Center as part of their proud membership in Veterans and Family Memorial Care. The mission is to collect old, tattered, unusable flags to be retired in a dignified manner in accordance with the U.S. Flag Code.
As the United States continues to prosecute the War on Terror, across the nation, Americans continue to display their pride and patriotism to a degree not witnessed since the World War II era. Our nation's flag flies boldly from homes, offices, and automobiles. As time passes, however, many of these flags begin to show the ill effects of exposure to wind and weather. As they are replaced, their owners are faced with the dilemma of what to do with them.
Local residents can support the collection drives by donating their old cell phones or tattered flags at Oliver-Floyd Funeral Home, 1000 N. Broadway, Greenville.
God Bless you Joe for doing more for your community and the veterans. I have to let people know that Joe goes above and beyond to help grieving family's during their difficults time. He continues to help even after his services are done and paid for. He truely cares for his business and goes way out of his way to make you feel like family and treats your loved one like one of his own. I promise you please call him in your time of need, you will not be disappointed with his services. He loves his work and puts one hundred percent to make sure you are satisfied. Keep up the good work Joe and I hope business is good for you this year. You are an angel and I am glad you have a business in our community Thank you for your service to Greenville and surrounding areas.
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