Bellamy Funeral Home

Our history begins in Powder Springs in the 1940s when Powder Springs Funeral Home first opened. In the 1970s, Dennis Bellamy went to work at Powder Springs Funeral Home as an apprentice funeral director. In 1980, Dennis & Sheila Bellamy purchased and renamed the business as Bellamy Funeral Home. Realizing the need to better serve the families of Paulding County and the surrounding communities, the Hiram location of Bellamy Funeral Home was opened in 1996. Recently the Powder Springs location was consolidated with the Hiram location where we continue to serve Paulding County and the surrounding communities including West Cobb and Douglas. Realizing the need to better serve families' cemetery and funeral home needs, we purchased Paulding Memorial Gardens in 2004. Families can choose from traditional ground burial spaces as well as mausoleum crypts and cremation niches. Families also have several options for permanent memorialization whether choosing a casket interment or a cremation interment. With Paulding Memorial Gardens located directly across the street, we also offer a cemetery and funeral home package that provides discounts to families who choose to use both our cemetery and funeral home. This package reduces families' total funeral expense. It also gives families the convenience of not driving all over the area for the services of their loved ones. Although veterans have the option of being buried in a National Cemetery, the nearest National Cemetery is over an hour away. Some veterans have determined that is too far to meet their family's needs. So we developed a veterans' package which provides a free interment space for the veteran. The permanent placement of veterans' remains locally is more convenient for the surviving spouse and family to visit regularly and on special occasions.