Alliance Funeral Home & Cremation Center is a team of two people: Kim Vossmeyer and Larry Brinneman.
We work closely together and in collaboration to serve every family, which is why we feel confident your needs will always be met.
We'd describe our approach as casually professional, compassionate and informative.
When you come to us, our goal is to make you feel comfortable during what's often an emotionally uncomfortable time—with no pressure.
We're passionate about what we do—always trying to learn more about new and innovative ways to better serve our families. This is why each of us has more than 200 hours of continuing education in providing cremation and funeral services.
We're committed to providing support and direction (as needed) to all our community members and their families and friends who are dealing with loss and grief.
Get to Know Us
Kim graduated from the Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science in 2008. While in mortuary college, she became a Certified Celebrant with Doug Manning of In-Sight Media, who is considered a national expert in the training of Certified Celebrants. Certified Celebrants provide a unique funeral experience for each family by customizing the funeral to reflect the values, beliefs, life experiences and wishes of the loved one.
Kim has an extensive background in customer service in the medical and insurance fields. She has experience as a case manager for children with complex health care needs. As a case manager, she assisted families in securing healthcare resources the families required. Her experiences in dealing with patients and their families during critical times in their lives have given her a unique perspective on their individual needs. Kim's compassion, commitment and desire to help those who are grieving will provide comfort and assistance to those who are transitioning through the grieving process.
Kim is committed to providing a high level of individualized service to all families. She is especially passionate about providing a respectable, dignified and caring funeral experience to veterans and their families. She has a long history of supporting veterans' organizations. She is a charter member of the Marine Corp Heritage Foundation and a Patriots Circle Member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States.
Kim is a licensed funeral director and embalmer in Kentucky. She is a member of the National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA), Funeral Directors Association of Kentucky (FDAK), Cremation Association of North America (CANA) and International Cemetery Cremation & Funeral Association (ICCFA).
Kim has three adult children and six grandchildren. She enjoys crafting and traveling—especially going to the beach.
Larry graduated from Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science in 1995, earning Salutatorian honors in addition to awards for the highest excellence in embalming technology, outstanding business and management skills and scholastic achievement.
He created LifeStage, a horizontal foundation for displaying items of personalization on a casket.
Larry’s expertise in embalming, restorative and reconstructive procedures has provided families with a positive, memorable viewing experience. Larry is a licensed funeral director and embalmer in Kentucky earning more than 200 hours in continuing education credits.
He is a member of the Funeral Directors Association of Kentucky (FDAK), Cremation Association of North America (CANA), International Cemetery Cremation & Funeral Association (ICCFA) and Florence Elks Lodge 314.
Larry enjoys feeding and watching birds, working outside in the landscaping and going to the beach. He is the proud father of Savannah and has a grand-dog named Sofie.
