In Memorium of
F. H. "Chuck" Clayton
June 26, 1918 ~ June 17, 2009
"A part of Mattingly Funeral Home for more than 50 years, his cheerful
presence and many acts of kindness will never be forgotten."
Generations of Service
Mattingly Funeral Home was established in 1933 by the late Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. "Hubie" & Josephine Fleig Mattingly.
Hubie & Josephine Mattingly
Joseph H. “Hubie” Mattingly was a native of Loretto, KY. He married Josephine Johanna Fleig while serving an
apprenticeship with Arch L. Heady Funeral Home in Louisville. Josephine’s family operated a Bakery in the Germantown
section. Newlywed and newly licensed, they moved to Loretto, KY and purchased the homeplace that is now Mattingly Funeral
Home. Their business grew as did their family.
Joseph H. “Junie” Mattingly Jr., is the oldest child of Hubie & Josephine Mattingly. Upon his return from the
Army (photo below circa 1953), Junie rejoined the family business. He earned licenses in Embalming, Funeral Directing and Barbering.
He married Carolyn Masterson of New Haven, KY in 1958. They have six
children and 16 grandchildren and one great grandson.
R. Alan Mattingly is the son of Junie & Carolyn Mattingly. Alan earned his Funeral Director and Embalmers licenses in 1984.
He works with Junie and Carolyn to continue the family tradition of providing service with dignity and compassion. He and
his wife Cyndi have two sons, Alex & Joseph.
The Funeral Home
The land of the funeral home was previously owned by the Archdiocese of Louisville and was once considered as a possible site
for the St. Francis of Assisi Church. Mr. Leonard Wright acquired the land and built the home in 1913. It was purchased
by the Mattingly family in 1933.
Sketch made by Mr. Leonard Wright ,circa 1920's
Home visitations were popular in 1933 so large facilities were not necessary. As the trend toward funeral home visitations
grew, the funeral home was enlarged to accommodate. A major addition was completed in the mid 50’s which included a
larger parlor, preparation room, ramp entrance and indoor restroom facilities. In the 60’s as business grew another
parlor was added.
The most recent addition was completed in 1995. It consists of a large modern chapel, coffee lounge, restrooms and paved
parking lot. The funeral home facility is beautifully decorated and provides a warm home-like atmosphere.
"The Funeral
Directors Association of Kentucky Awards This Golden Service
Certificate In Recognition of Seventy Five Years of Service As A
Funeral Firm In The Commonwealth Of Kentucky" Presented to Alan & Junie
Mattingly at the FDAK 126th Annual State Convention on June 25, 2008.
