In a recent press release Rollings Funeral Service, a privately held funeral home operator based in Peachtree City, Georgia, announced a partnership with the O’Brien-Sullivan Funeral Home.  Here’s part of the press release as it came from Rollings Funeral Service,

“Rollings Funeral Service is proud to announce its recent partnership with O’Brien-Sullivan Funeral Home, a respected funeral provider serving the Novi, Michigan community and surrounding areas. The partnership expands Rollings Funeral Service’s footprint in the Detroit metro area and strengthens the company’s presence Michigan.

Founded in 1898, O’Brien-Sullivan Funeral Home has built a longstanding reputation for trust and exceptional service to families. The firm currently serves approximately 300 families annually.”

John P. O’Brien, the former owner of O’Brien-Sullivan Funeral Home, was quoted in part of his prepared remarks,

“After many years of service, I felt it was the right moment to ensure the funeral home’s future by passing it into capable hands.  This decision was guided by a desire to preserve what we’ve built while allowing for continued growth and fresh perspectives that will benefit the community for years to come. . . . It was important to find someone who shares the same core values: compassion, integrity, and a deep respect for the families we serve and the staff that serves them.  I also wanted a partner with the experience, resources, and long-term vision to carry the funeral home forward without losing its personal touch.”

Greg Rollings, Chariman of the Board at Rollings Funeral Service made these comments on the transaction, “We’re honored to partner with O’Brien-Sullivan Funeral Home and continue its legacy of remarkable service.  John and his family have built something special over generations and we’re committed to preserving the heritage of the firm while supporting its future growth.”

Here is the press release on the transaction as noted on the Rollings Funeral Service website.

Here is the Home Page of the Rollings Funeral Service website.

Here is the website for the O’Brien-Sullivan Funeral Home

According to the press release, Rollings Funeral Service now operates serving families and communities in 18 states.

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