About the Marcy Family
Georgia Funeral Care is a family-owned and operated full-service funeral home offering traditional funerals and on-site cremations. Owners Kevin and Gina Marcy are dedicated to providing compassionate and personalized services during life's most challenging moments. Kevin, a fifth-generation funeral director, has worked in the funeral service industry for most of his life. The family's heritage in funeral service began with Kevin's great-great-grandfather in 1868, and Kevin and Gina continue that legacy today.
Kevin grew up in Ohio and attended Ohio University, while Gina grew up in Acworth and graduated from North Cobb High School and Kennesaw State University. Together, they have two sons: Wade and Reed. Wade is a financial advisor, and his wife, Amanda, manages the family event facility, The Cowan Historic Mill. Reed is a Paulding County firefighter and works in funeral home operations, while his wife, Fabiola, is the funeral home office manager. The Marcys have four grandchildren: Mason, Jaxon, Charlotte, and Marina, along with two furry children: Emi and Laci. Northstar has been their church home since the 1990s.
The Marcy family and their staff understand that each life is unique and strive to create meaningful, personalized services that reflect the individuality and spirit of your loved one. We invite you to experience the difference that a family-centered approach can make during your time of need. Thank you for your trust!
COL Scott Colson Marcy
Scott accomplished high leadership throughout his military career receiving many decorations, medals, badges, citations and campaign ribbons awarded or authorized; Legion of Merit (3rd Award), Bronze Star Medal, Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Meritorious Service Medal (2nd Award), Joint Service Commendation Medal, Army Commendation Medal (3rd Award), Army Achievement Medal, Joint Meritorious Unit Award, Valorous Unit Award, North Atlantic Treaty Organization Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Kosovo Campaign Medal, Army Staff Badge (2nd Award), Southwest Asia Service Medal with Bronze Service Star (3rd Award), Army Service Ribbon, Overseas Service Ribbon (4th Award), Kuwait Liberation Medal-Government of Saudi Arabia, Parachutist Badge, Ranger Tab, and Joint Chiefs of Staff Identification Badge.
Charles Horn “Chuck” Marcy, one of Conneaut’s favorite sons, died quietly, early Saturday, March 19, 2016, at the Villa at the Lake, with his daughter, Shelley Marcy Warren at his side. Chuck was a gentleman of extraordinary character who deeply loved his family, friends, community and country. He was always an example of personal strength, reliability and human compassion. He was born and raised in Conneaut, as were four generations before him and three after. He left his beloved home only during 1942-45 for service in WW II. His life as a Conneaut citizen was characterized by his strong and thoughtful leadership and civic work. Among other contributions Chuck was the longest living member and former commander of American Legion Post 151; the oldest and longest member and former president of the Conneaut Rotary Chapter and a Paul Harris Fellow; a 3rd Ward Councilman and in 1968 the Republican candidate for Mayor; and a 50-year member of the Evergreen Lodge, Masonic Order.
Charles "Chuck" Marcy
Scott C. Marcy
Scott C. Marcy, 37, of Conneaut, passed away January 17, 2017 of natural causes. He was born November 20, 1979 in Rochester, NY, and was the son of Hugh Marcy and Charlene (Brown) Marcy. Scott spent 4 years in the Army and was a UH60 Blackhawk Crew Chief and served in Afghanistan for 18 months. Subsequently, he was a Sergeant in the Ohio Guard. He was a member of First United Methodist (now New Leaf United Methodist Church) and the American Legion Cowle Post #151.
2nd Lt. James R. Lord, killed during World War II on August 10, 1944, was accounted for on Sept. 25, 2018. Born November 8, 1923, in Conneaut, he was the son of William R. and Sarah D. (Sawtelle) Lord. He graduated from Conneaut High School in 1941 where he played football and was involved in many school activities. Lt. Lord was employed at Bell Aircraft in Buffalo, NY, before enlisting in the U.S. Air Corps on October 10, 1942. He was a P47D pilot with the 66th fighter squadron, 12th Air Force, and was piloting a plane in the Savon area off Northwest Italy, near the French border when it crashed off the coast of Corsica.
2nd Lt. James R. Lord
(Marcy Cousin)
Long History of Family Service
The Marcy Family has a long history of serving families during their times of loss. Prior to starting Georgia Funeral Care & Cremation Services, Kevin and Gina also founded Dream Land Pet Memorial Center in 2006. As animal lovers themselves, it was a true heartfelt calling to help others deal with losing their furry family members.
The first full-service pet funeral home in Georgia, Dream Land is still in business and located next door to the Georgia Funeral Care chapel in Acworth, Georgia.
Generation of Marcy's
In 1868, soon after the Civil War, Willard Marcy, Kevin’s great-great-grandfather, began serving the funeral needs of Conneaut, Ohio residents in a former blacksmith shop in East Conneaut. Willard’s son, Charles, took over in 1896 and eventually settled in the present location at the corner of Liberty and Harbor Streets in 1918.
Charles was joined by his sons, Hugh in 1911, and then Robert C. in 1933. In 1960, Robert B. (Kevin’s father) joined his own father, Robert C., to carry on the family tradition for a fourth generation.
Marcy's Love the Military
At Georgia Funeral Care & Cremation Services, Marcy means total commitment, honor, and respect for the United States military, veterans, and anyone who has served our country well. We take this very seriously because we too have lost loved ones from the Marcy family who were very beloved veterans. The Marcy's have engrained this into our funeral home DNA and are humbled and honored to offer that same level of compassion, respect, and admiration for the service and sacrifices made by your loved ones too.
