Kind. Not just "business-like" as so many funeral homes are. They also reminded me that my husband still had his real white gold wedding ring on. In all our close to 50 years he refused to take it off so I wanted him cremated with it on.

East Texas Funeral Home went above and beyond to ensure that all of my questions were answered, and that all of my needs were met, when my husband unexpectedly passed away last May. Brian was very patient with me, and explained the process of cremation, as it was a new experience for me personally. He made me feel that my husband was in "safe hands", and that I too was in a safe space. I am so thankful for this affordable option during my time of crisis and grief.

One of the few places in Longview citizens are seriously dying to get into! In quintessential East Texas flare, this establishment has a "Push-Pop Casket In The Sky" display outside, and shares a parking lot with a Chinese restaurant, so you get an enticing mix of formaldehyde and General Tso's Chicken straight up into your sniffer. Ever wondered what it would be like to ride into eternity in a Cadillac styled pearlescent white coffin, are you looking for an out-of-body Hunan eating experience, or maybe you've just lost your cat... look no further! This part of Longview has everything you could ever want out of life. ...and beyond!