· Their personal dedication to the work, really, is what shaped the whole feel of Morgan and Nay. It’s like they poured their own sense of community into every part of the business, making it a place where people feel genuinely looked after.
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.
· At step two, where Morgan & Nay advanced and garnered “Best of Best” distinction, a company must offer an unique program that serves clients and community in an exemplary manner, plus be a role model for other funeral homes nationally. A panel of NFDA judges determines recipients.
· MorganNay is a notable figure, celebrated for her contributions and impact in her area of expertise. This article delves into her biography, career highlights, and personal life, providing an in-depth look at her journey.
· Morgan & Nay Funeral Centre has merited the highest honor bestowed by the National Funeral Directors Association – the Richard Myers Pinnacle Award 2024. Only three other funeral homes nationwide have ever received the accolade since its inception seven years ago.
Patti Bartsche, editor of American Funeral Director magazine, heaped praise on the entire Morgan & Nay operation but particularly applauded Nay’s community involvement, innovative services and customer-oriented programs.
The concept lets us bond more closely with the families we serve, connects us to potential clients and certainly casts Morgan & Nay in a positive limelight within the community.
