History / Staff | Wildrose Chapel & Funeral Home | Fresno CA funeral home and cremation

HISTORY / STAFF

Mission Statement ...

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Wildrose Chapel and Funeral Home is family owned and operated by Joseph, Ranee and Michelle Johnson. All of our employees are carefully screened. We feel honored to know them, and believe that you will feel the same way we do. We believe that a funeral need not be costly to be psychologically or emotionally beneficial. Everything on our General Price List is itemized which is very important, because if you do not use something, why should you have to pay for it.

When we opened Wildrose Chapel and Funeral Home on March 15, 1993 we dedicated it to the Lord for the healing of the broken in heart. Back then we had four goals:

1. Have a beautiful funeral home where families can come and find peace.

2. Have our prices be approximately half of the other funeral homes.

3. Have the quality of work be far superior to any other funeral home.

4. Counsel and help families stay within their financial means.

We do not have an answering service. We personally will answer the phone 24 hours a day, every day of the year. You are welcome to call us at any time and we will schedule an appointment at your convenience.

We also provide a wealth of information here on our website, so you can learn more from the privacy of your own home.

Joseph and Ranee Johnson

Founders of Wildrose Chapel & Funeral Home

Once upon a time ...

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Michelle Johnson

Funeral Counselor and Office Manager

PHOTOGRAPHER

Michelle Ranee Johnson Photography

EXHIBITS

Cloudscapes: Solo online exhibit at Red Bluff Gallery

Loupe Artist Streaming Channel

ARTICLE

The World through the Eyes of An Explorer

Goldie Jean Hardin

08/22/1930 - 07/27/2006

This website is dedicated to Goldie who served as a funeral attendant for us from 1993 to 2006.

Goldie is Ranee's mother and Michelle's grandmother.

Even to this day, we still have cemetery workers, ministers and people attending funerals, stop and tell us how very much they miss her.

Goldie always looked at everyone with Christ-like love. It made no difference how rich or poor a person was, or their ethnicity, and I believe that is why everyone loved her so very much.

On our website you can go to Obituaries and look up Goldie.

Forever in our hearts ...

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Loren Spiller

Funeral Attendant