About Us

The Hopko Funeral Home was established in 1913, managed by three generations of Hopko Family. Our founder, John Hopko Sr. obtained his license in 1912, and built the original HopkoFuneral Home in Cleveland in 1913. Upon returning from serving in the Army during World War II his son, Charles R. Hopko succeeded him in operating the business. He served families until his death in 1971. Charles’ daughter Cheryll A. Hopko entered the business is 1969 and helped operate the Cleveland and Parma facilities until her death in 2008.

Charles’ son, John Hopko graduated from the Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science and obtained his licenses in 1975, joining his sister to carry on the Hopko family tradition. John is a member of the Parma Elks, Knights of Columbus Garfield Heights Council, Moses Cleaveland Assembly of Knights of Columbus, The Cleveland Embalmers Association, The Cuyahoga Funeral Directors Association and both the Ohio and National Funeral Directors Associations. John is currently the director and owner of the Hopko Funeral Home in Parma, Ohio. John and his wife Diane are members of St. Columbkille Catholic Church in Parma

Hopko’s modern facility ensures that your loved one is properly cared for, whether you select a service with visitation and burial, a direct burial or cremation, or anything in between.We can manage all aspects of the services you select. Our goal is to treat each person with the dignity and respect they deserve.
 
We encourage you to call or email us with any questions you may have regarding funeral services.

We offer the following services:

• Traditional Burial
• Direct Burial
• Cremation Options
  • Traditional with Visitation
  • Direct Cremation
  • Memorial Services