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The Henry Funeral Home was established in 1968 by Oscar Henry. After having worked with Mr. Henry, Steve and Max purchased the funeral home in 1989, renaming it Henry-Cochran Funeral Home. Later in 1997, it was moved from East Main Street to the current location. The funeral home is in an easily assessible location on Appalachian Highway (Highway 515).
It is a beautiful colonial style building, with a chapel, two visitation rooms, and a dining room. It is equipped with an audio system in all the rooms. Highly trusted by the community, our staff is always ready to assit you with all your needs.

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Surrounded by the beautiful blue mountains of Towns County, Georgia, Cochran Funeral Home in Hiawassee has been serving families there since being built in 1990, on the corner of Highway 76 and Rice Street. The spacious two story Southern Colonial style building is welcoming and warm,the rocking chairs on the front porch inviting you to sit and rest.
We offer a complete range of affordable, quality services, from funerals to cremations, and want your family to feel peace of mind knowing that your loved one is brought into the care of trained professionals. We invite you to contact us with your questions, and we will be glad to arrange a tour of our facilities.

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The Cochran Funeral Home in Murphy is our newest location, and opened in August of 2003. It lies in the foothills of the beautiful North Carolina mountains. It is easily accessible from Murphy, Andrews, and Hayesville, with a parking area equipped for more than two hundred vehicles with ample handicap spaces. The building is a spacious, Southern-style ranch with two large visitation rooms, a large, beautifully-lit, spacious chapel that seats approximately 250 guests, and a kitchen-lounge area for the family.
Our staff is ready to serve your family with professionalism, and above all, compassion. We are honored by your trust, and recognize that we have a sacred responsibility to our families.

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Cochran Funeral Home of Blairsville was originally established in 1950, as Akins Funeral Home, owned by Pat Akins. In 1967, Raymond Nix bought in to the business, and it became known as Akins-Nix Funeral Home. The original funeral home was located on Highway 129 south of Blairsville and re-located to Kimsey Street in Blairsville. Due to the retiring of Mr. Akins and the failing health of Mr. Nix, they sold the funeral home and Union Memory Gardens Cemetery to Steve and Max Cochran in 1981. A larger office was added, and another layout room, a selection room, and did other remodeling.
In 1993, a new building was built, the current funeral home, located on Highway 129 and corner of Hospital Street. Steve and Max felt this building could better accomodate the growing community, and they could serve family's needs better in the new location.
Our funeral home has large, stately rooms, with high ceilings - well-lit, with a large chapel, with stained glass windows. Elegantly decorated in comfort and style, we strive to provide our families with the best accommodations that we can. Our professional and caring staff take pride in providing high quality and affordable funeral services that meet the special needs of your family.

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The Finch Funeral Home in McCaysville, Georgia, was established in 1956 by Millard Finch and his son, Buddy. In 1991, the Finch family sold the funeral home to Max and Steve Cochran, at which time it became known as "Finch-Cochran Funeral Home".
In recent years, the building has been completely remodeled and updated, in an effort to better serve the community. An elegant chapel, large state rooms, hallways and public areas, along with a spacious kitchen and dining hall, are decorated throughout with antique furniture and with soothing, tasteful colors. The parking area is very large and accomodating, with parking for over 200 vehicles.
Max and Steve Cochran and their staff, as Golden Rule Funeral Directors, are here to shoulder the burden for every family when they suffer a loss. That's their job and what they have been trained to do.