Funeral Services And Cemeteries in Humble

“Such a beautiful cemetery. One morning, I saw two cruisers roll up on a vehicle that had out-of-state Veteran tags on it. The cops had their hands trained on their holsters as they approached the vehicle. I used to see that vehicle every now and then, and the occupant (who looked like he was of Southeast Asian descent? Maybe Laos? Like an older version of the kid who drives into the sunset with Clint Eastwood's car?) would occasionally feed the ducks and be reading books, minding his own business. He was probably trying to do some healing after doing combat in Afghanistan and suffering from PTSD. I overheard the cops say to the man, repeatedly, "This is PRIVATE PROPERTY!" "You have to LEAVE!" "You are TRESPASSING!" Then, I never saw him again? Poor guy. What a crazy world. Bless!Reply to Brandy Garcia: Oh how 'fantastical'! It was unfortunate to have witnessed such a spectacle at a peaceful cemetery. I rest assured that the community will be free of any danger while visiting loved ones on-site. With great regret, it is unfortunate that I bear a striking resemblance to the 'perpetrator' (which must explain my bad credit and employment opportunities?) who responded compliantly to the officer's insinuation that he would be arrested if he was to return. What killed me, was overhearing the officer ask the gentleman (with the strange face) tactfully, while wearing the evil eye, "is there anything in the vehicle I should know about?" other than being armed with a car full of books? To my dismay, I felt the need to leave the premise immediately to avoid further obfuscation and confusion. -Bless“

“Robert was very sweet and helped us every single step of the way! made us all feel like family!“

“I won't go to any other funeral home for my family, everyone was so nice and professional, especially Joy. She made us feel right at home in our darkest times. She was so sweet, caring and professional!“