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Our History

The Schneeberger Funeral Home started in 1935 When R. Clark Schneeberger, and his wife Mabel opened their first location at 12th and Market in Canton Ohio to help families in the area in their time of need. Louis Schneeberger and his wife, Emily were the second generation to take the reins and moved to our current location in 1968, which was billed as one of the most modern funeral homes in the area. In 1990 L. J. Schneeberger took the lead, and has taken us to today, believing in the core values of honesty, and fair value that have stood as our cornerstone since the beginning.
For over 85 years the Schneeberger Funeral Home has also been bringing you quality and assurance that the final wishes of your loved ones are implemented with compassion and accuracy. We have a very large selection of caskets, and vaults from all the major American manufacturers, as well as cremation urns, and keepsake jewelry.
Our Staff
Andrew M. Oser stands at the helm of Schneeberger-Oser Funeral Home, serving as both owner and Licensed Funeral Director in the State of Ohio. A 2008 graduate of Ashland University—with triple majors in Business Administration, Marketing, and Criminal Justice—Andrew’s academic achievements reflect his insatiable appetite for knowledge and his versatile talents. Never one to rest […]
L. James Schneeberger, affectionately known as L.J., serves as a Funeral Director and Owner Emeritus of Schneeberger-Oser Funeral Home, carrying forward a rich family legacy that spans three generations. L.J.'s unwavering dedication to excellence has made the funeral home a trusted institution in the community. With over 40 years of experience in the industry, L.J. […]
Alejandro brings a rare combination of heart, hospitality, and hometown pride to his role at Schneeberger-Oser Funeral Home. A proud graduate of Washington High School and former Massillon Tiger football player, Alejandro learned early the values of teamwork, integrity, and discipline—principles that continue to guide his service to families today. Before entering funeral service, Alejandro […]

Joe Albert, Grief Photographer
(Preserving Memories When They Matter Most)
There are moments in life that can never be recreated. A final embrace. A shared laugh through tears. The comforting hand of a lifelong friend. The stories, the hugs, the quiet moments that become part of a family's history. Those are the moments I am entrusted to preserve.
For more than 36 years, I've dedicated my life to photography, learning that the most meaningful images are rarely posed—they're genuine. My role at Schneeberger-Oser Funeral Home is not to direct the moment, but to quietly witness it, documenting the love, remembrance, and connections that naturally unfold during a Celebration of Life or memorial gathering. I believe the most powerful photographs are the ones people never realize are being taken. When families gather to honor someone they love, emotions are real and unfiltered. There is grief, but there is also gratitude, laughter, storytelling, and healing. My responsibility is to blend into the background with respect and sensitivity, allowing every image to reflect the authenticity of the day.
Every photograph becomes part of a family's legacy. Years from now, these images will remind children of the people who surrounded them, grandchildren of stories they may not remember hearing, and families of the overwhelming love that filled the room on a difficult day.
Photography during a time of loss is unlike any other kind of photography. It isn't about perfection. It's about presence.
It is an incredible privilege to be invited into these deeply personal moments, and I never take that trust for granted. My hope is simple—to create photographs that bring comfort today and become treasured family memories for generations to come. Because when the service has ended, the flowers have faded, and time has moved forward, these photographs remain.
Bagel, our sweet-natured Cockapoo, has been a comforting presence at Schneeberger-Oser Funeral Home since he first padded through our doors with his soft paws and even softer heart. As our official emotional support and funeral home dog, Bagel brings warmth, reassurance, and an occasional smile to those navigating life’s most difficult moments. With his gentle […]




















