Celebrating Over 80 Years of Service
Starting a business in the 1930’s could have been viewed as risky, but Arthur Baue and his partner Clarence Hackmann saw it differently. They settled in St. Charles and began a legacy of service to others. This legacy continues today with Lisa Baue and her son John Baue Devaney.
Learn how we help families create unique services that honor a life. We encourage you to talk with us and your loved ones about your wishes, and how you want to be remembered.
Contact us now to learn more (636) 940-1000 or to request Free Guide to Honoring a Life.
2015
2000
2013 D. Paul Baue, brother to Lisa A. Baue (3rd generation) rejoins the family business as a manager of the Baue Funeral and Memorial Center.
2013 The Center for Hope & Healing is founded and Baue Monuments and Markers is established.
2010 Baue Pet Tribute Center opens
2008 John Devaney (4th generation) joins the family business
2001 Baue conducts community wide memorial for 9/11 victims
1990
1999 Funeral & Memorial Center and Flower & Gift Shop open
1996 Silver & Gold 60+ Club is founded
1979 Lisa A. Baue joins the family business as a funeral director
1970
1972 O’Fallon Funeral Home purchased, formerly Keithly-Davis
1972 Lisa and her Dad David in 1972
1960 David Baue (2nd generation) and Fred Newman purchase St. Charles Memorial Gardens Cemetery
1968 David Baue becomes president
1950
1958 Arthur Baue brings first chapter of the Salvation Army to St. Charles
1935
March 31, 1935 Arthur C. Baue and his partner Clarence Hackmann open their first funeral home at 326 North Sixth St. under the name of “Hackmann-Baue”.