The late N.S. and Maude Redinger founded the Redinger Funeral Home in 1914.  They had two daughters and two sons. In 1947, N.S. wanted to retire and his two sons, Willard and James entered into a partnership in the Redinger family business.  Like many early day funeral homes in small rural communities, the Redinger Family was also involved in a hardware and furniture business.  In 1971, Ronnie Redinger, son of James and Ramona, graduated from Central State University in Edmond, OK with a degree in Mortuary Science.  In 1972, he married Linda Stokesbury and they purchased his uncle's half of the business.  On January 1, 1982, they purchased the remainder of the business from Ronnie's parents, James and Ramona Redinger.  Ronnie and Linda's oldest son, Dustin, graduated from the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond also with a degree in Mortuary Science in 1997.  He became the fourth generation involved with the family business.  The Redinger Funeral Home is the oldest family-owned business still in existence in Seiling, Oklahoma.

Something unique to the Redinger Funeral Home is their Redinger Funeral Museum.  The Museum contains artifacts, memorabilia, horse drawn hearse and many other articles of interest.  The Redinger Funeral Home Museum was featured on the television show "Discover Oklahoma" October 28, 2006.