The community showed its appreciation and trust and business continued to increase. A crematory was installed in 1987 allowing the funeral home to do all its own cremations on site, thus ensuring that families desiring cremation received the trusted quality service they have come to expect from the Jones’. The new facility was expanded in 1993 and several business offices, another reception area, and a cremation urn display room were added.
The facilities were further expanded in 1994 with the purchase of the Stephens City Funeral Home at 5485 Mulberry Street, Stephens City, Virginia.
Continuing the family tradition, the fourth generation of Jones’ entered community service as Daniel K. Jones joined the family business and began his apprenticeship. Daniel attended the Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science and became a licensed Funeral Director in 1997. Following the death of Donald Jones in 1996, his widow, M. Stephanie owner and his oldest son Darrin K. Jones returned to Winchester to answer the family calling to service. Darrin joined his mother and brother in the business and became a licensed funeral director in 1999.
In 2014 Daniel decided to serve the community in a different way and began teaching and coaching full time at John Handley High School. Darrin remains as president of the funeral home and continues the tradition of funeral service.