Metrocrest Funeral Home has earned a reputation for providing affordable cremation and traditional funeral services to Dallas and its suburban communities. Metrocrest is conveniently located across from Hilltop Memorial Park, which means families can make all arrangements from one convenient location. Metrocrest Funeral Home, founded more than two decades ago, offers an intimate setting for loved ones to gather. Our goal is to allow your family to feel as comfortable as possible during a time that can be emotionally difficult. Metrocrest’s professional, caring staff focuses on making each gathering a special, memorable experience to celebrate your life or the life of your loved one.

The Brooks Family has been serving the Dallas & Fort Worth areas with cremation and funeral services for over 38 years. Treating every family with compassion and care has been the trademark of our Dallas funeral home. We are here to help you honor the passing of your lost loved one. We have a wide selection of packages to offer from streaming live services, so that loved ones that would not otherwise be able to attend, can watch the funeral service from around the world . We also provide video services, and can supply a video montage for your family to have and to view for years to come.We have a large selection of caskets and urns to meet your families needs. With our huge selection of products we know that we can help you find the perfect casket or cremation urn to reflect the life of your loved one.

Calvary Hill Funeral Home and Cemetery was built on a foundation of faith, dignity and tradition. Calvary Hill Cemetery, located at 3235 Lombardy Lane in Northwest Dallas, was established in 1926 by Bishop Joseph Patrick Lynch when it became apparent that Calvary Cemetery (on Hall St.) was no longer adequate to serve the needs of the growing Catholic community in Dallas. The new cemetery, which includes the original Letot family cemetery, was dedicated on All Souls Day in 1929. When Calvary Hill Cemetery opened, a Priests' Circle was established for the interment of members of the clergy and many were relocated from Old Calvary. In 1966, the first of several mausoleums was dedicated by Bishop Thomas K. Gorman, including a chapel for committal services and reflection. In 2009, the remains of former Bishops of Dallas were entombed in the chapel. In 1998, the Diocese contracted with Christian Funeral Services, Inc., an affiliate of Service Corporation International, to operate this cemetery (and the other thee diocesan cemeteries) for the Diocese. In 2002, Calvary Hill Funeral Home was built adjacent to the cemetery. The facility features four staterooms, a hospitality room, a comfortable chapel that will seat 150 people and cemetery offices.