Morgan & Nay Hanover Chapel
Proud, New Resident
of  SW Jefferson County

In our quest to provide clients and neighbors in Hanover and Saluda Townships a service closer to home and dear to their hearts, Morgan & Nay Funeral Centre recently purchased Grayson Funeral Home in Hanover. The recipient of four consecutive Pursuit of Excellence distinctions from the National Funeral Directors Association (2014-2017), Morgan & Nay pledges to uphold the same mission for the Hanover Chapel that has distinguished the Madison location for 20 years, Exceeding Expectations, Reflecting Wishes.  We certainly know the value of local with its attributes of family ties, community traditions and familiar faces.

                                          NFDA
  Best of Best Finalist 2016
Pursuit of Excellence 2016

For the third consecutive year, the National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA) has honored Morgan & Nay Funeral Centre with one of its highest distinctions - Pursuit of Excellence 2016, along with finalist status for Best of Best recognition.  Of the 161 funeral homes nationwide meriting Pursuit of Excellence honors, only nine entities gleaned Best of Best nominations.  We were one of them!  In October, NFDA President Bob Arrington recognized Morgan & Nay President/Owner Rodney Nay and three members of the centre team in a formal ceremony at the international convention in Philadelphia.

2014
Funeral Director
of the Year

An icon in the mortuary publishing field for 140 years, American Funeral Director magazine in November 2014 honored Rodney Nay, president/owner of Morgan & Nay Funeral Centre, with its highest distinction – “Funeral Director of the Year." Nay, who has been in the funeral profession 34 years, graced the front cover of the magazine’s December 2014 issue, plus headlined the lead story inside. A division of Kates-Boylston Publications, American Funeral Director recognized Nay in a formal ceremony in St. Petersburg, FL when it unveiled the cover of the December issue. The judges selected Nay on the basis of community involvement, role model for funeral service profession, innovative approach to funeral services, customer service, outreach programs and outstanding business acumen in sales and marketing. The publication announces the national recipient each November.

In Memoriam
of George D. Morgan

A member of the Madison mortuary profession for 53 years, George D. Morgan helped establish the Morgan & Nay Funeral Centre in 1996 along with business colleagues Keith Webster and brothers Rodney and Roger Nay. We fondly remember and salute George's compassionate demeanor, friendly ways, love for children, humorous sayings, fascination with trains and his big, firm handshake that sealed deals and confirmed lifelong friendships. And every day on the business side of our operation, we continue to implement the high standards - in policy, procedure and customer service - that George laid forth 21 years ago. George, who died June 20, 2013, truly exemplified the thrust of our mission statement, A Trusted Neighbor - Exceeding Expectations, Reflecting Wishes.