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Meet the Director
Mike Niebur
Paul Michael "Mike" Niebur was born in Pittsfield, Illinois, February 1, 1954, the son of Paul Evart and Leoline C. Willard Niebur. Mike is the 7th generation of his family to live, work, and worship in Pike County, Illinois. Mike graduated from Pittsfield High School in 1972 and Worsham College of Mortuary Science in Chicago, Illinois.
He established and founded Niebur Funeral Home in 1976 which is celebrating it's 30th Anniversary this year. In 2003, Niebur Funeral Home opened a new 6000 square foot chapel in Barry, Illinois, and is proud to be a part of that growing and thriving community. He is active in his church and community and is a member of the Pittsfield First United Methodist Church where he serves on the Administrative Council, is church Lay Leader since 1986, sings in the Chancel Choir and serves on the Pastor-Staff Relations Committee, the Finance Committee and Nominating Committee.
Mike is a 30 year member of the Pittsfield Fire Department, where he held the office of Captain and is now the Fire Prevention and Education Officer and is the official Fire House Chef. In addition, Mike is a recipient of the Eric Siepker Fireman of the Year Award. He is a member of Pittsfield Lodge #790 A.F.&A.M., Quincy Consistory, Ansar Shrine Temple, National Funeral Chairman Directors Association, Illinois Funeral Directors Association, Tri-State Funeral Director Association, and Chairman and Sponsor of Pike County Ducks Unlimited Committee. Mike is also a member of the Moose Lodge #420 and Old Orchard Country Club. He is and avid waterfowler, enjoys golfing and fishing, and a wide circle of friends and family.
Mike married Jennifer Smith, daughter of Nick and Marilyn Ransom Smith, April 15, 2000 and they have two sons Joshua Richard and Paul Nicholas, who was born April 17, 2002. Jennifer works with Mike in the operation of the funeral home and operates her own business Catering & More in Pittsfield. Jennifer and her family are well known for their culinary skills and "home cookin".
Mike and Jennifer are proud of their long heritage in Pike County and treat all who live here as part of their family. They are truly "Hometown People Caring for Hometown People".
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