Welcome to All Families Mortuary & Cremation Services - Hearne
At All Families Mortuary & Cremation Services located at 109 N. Alamo Street in Hearne, TX, we understand that the loss of a loved one is a profound and difficult experience. Our compassionate team is here to support you through this time with dignity, respect, and understanding. We are committed to providing personalized services to celebrate the unique life of your loved one.
Table of Contents
- Welcome to All Families Mortuary & Cremation Services - Hearne
- A Commitment to Care in Hearne, TX
- Our Services
- Personalized Tributes and Celebrations
- Cremation Services
- Support and Guidance
- Facilities and Accessibility
- Arrangements According to Your Wishes
- Engaging With Hearne Community
- Connect With Us
- Frequently Asked Questions
A Commitment to Care in Hearne, TX
Our Hearne facility prides itself on serving families of all faiths and traditions with a specialized focus on the unique needs of the local community. With a deep commitment to care, All Families Mortuary & Cremation Services offers a comforting environment where families can come together to honor and remember the life that has passed.
All Families Mortuary & Cremation Services - Hearne
Funeral Obiturary Search
Recent Funeral Home Obituaries
Seguria Demetris Mosley - October 04, 1962 - April 07, 2024
Raquel Mondragon Aquirre - March 02, 1989 - April 07, 2024
Johnnie Lucille LeBlanc - May 03, 1939 - April 02, 2024
Calvin Henderson - August 07, 1950 - March 28, 2024
Rosario Reyes-De Flores - November 25, 1944 - March 26, 2024
Tahjmere Keshawn Alston - December 09, 2023 - March 23, 2024
Violetter Delorie Dunn - January 21, 1962 - March 14, 2024
Laurie Sue Carroll - September 02, 1969 - February 27, 2024
Josie McCann Bree - September 26, 1934 - February 21, 2024
Willie Florence Mosley - October 23, 1932 - February 19, 2024
SFC Samuel Thomas Pierce - January 29, 1949 - February 18, 2024
Rhoshawn Antonio Brown, Sr, - March 25, 1983 - February 12, 2024
Joyce M. Golden-Kinney - August 12, 1957 - February 10, 2024
James Etta Garrett Bledsoe - January 10, 1943 - February 03, 2024
Mary Dell Carr - January 19, 1948 - January 30, 2024
Myrtle Christine Westbrook - May 08, 1929 - January 28, 2024
Lionel Barnard Whitfield, Sr - July 04, 1972 - January 22, 2024
Florida Wilson - September 08, 1959 - January 08, 2024
Stanley Bernard Reliford - December 27, 1960 - January 07, 2024
Robert Earle Wilson - July 05, 1960 - December 26, 2023
Johnnie Mae Boone - July 17, 1925 - December 17, 2023
Robert Lee White - February 12, 1951 - December 16, 2023
Gary Ricardo Flemings, Sr. - September 30, 1961 - December 05, 2023
Debra "Debbie" Jean Bates - May 03, 1960 - December 02, 2023
Mitchell Wayne Gross - November 16, 1978 - November 09, 2023
Our Services
We offer a range of services to accommodate different preferences and budgets, including traditional funerals, memorial services, and direct cremations. Our services are carefully designed to help you pay tribute to your loved one in a way that is meaningful to you. Additionally, our pre-planning services can help you make arrangements in advance, providing peace of mind for you and your family.
Personalized Tributes and Celebrations
Understanding that each life is unique, we specialize in creating personalized tributes that reflect the individuality of your loved one. From music and photographs to the reading of favorite passages, we will help you design a service that is as unique as the life you're remembering. Our caring staff is here to listen to your wishes and turn them into a reality.
Cremation Services
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For families preferring cremation, All Families Mortuary & Cremation Services - Hearne offers complete cremation services. Our knowledgeable staff will guide you through the process, provide meaningful memorialization options, and address any concerns you may have about cremation. We ensure that the cremation process is handled with the utmost respect and care.
Support and Guidance
From the moment you contact us, our support extends beyond the services we provide. We offer guidance on a variety of areas, including bereavement support resources, assistance with obituaries, and coordinating with cemeteries. Our staff is also experienced in working with veteran benefits and social security, ensuring that all possible benefits are realized.
Facilities and Accessibility
Our facilities at 109 N. Alamo Street have been thoughtfully designed to ensure comfort and accessibility for all who visit. Whether it's ample parking, seating arrangements, or quiet areas for reflection, we have strived to cater to the needs of our families. We are also dedicated to maintaining a clean and welcoming space for all services and visitations.
Arrangements According to Your Wishes
We recognize that making funeral arrangements can be challenging. Our staff is dedicated to easing this burden by working closely with you to ensure that every detail aligns with your wishes. Whether planning in advance or in response to an immediate need, we are here to provide the guidance and support necessary to organize a respectful and fitting tribute to your loved one.
Engaging With Hearne Community
All Families Mortuary & Cremation Services - Hearne is not only a provider of funeral services but also an integral part of the community in Hearne, TX. We engage with the local community through support during times of loss, participation in public events, and partnerships with local organizations. Our commitment extends to being an active and supportive neighbor in times of need.
Connect With Us
For more information on our services, to schedule a visit, or for immediate assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out to us. We are available 24/7 to ensure that you have the support when you need it. At All Families Mortuary & Cremation Services - Hearne, we are here to provide comfort, guidance, and impeccable service as you honor the life of your cherished loved one.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an obituary?
An obituary is a written notice of a person's death, often including a brief biography of their life, details about the funeral or memorial service, and any requested charitable donations in lieu of flowers. It serves as a public announcement in newspapers or online platforms and also helps to memorialize the deceased.
What is typically included in an obituary?
A typical obituary includes the deceased's full name, date of birth and death, a summary of their life's achievements, details about their family, information about the funeral or memorial service, and often a special message or poem. Some obituaries may also include a photo.
Who writes an obituary?
Obituaries are commonly written by close family members or friends of the deceased. However, funeral home staff or professional writers can also be tasked with composing an obituary, especially if the family desires a particularly eloquent or detailed account.
How long after a death is an obituary published?
Obituaries are typically published within a week of the death to allow friends and extended family to be aware of the funeral arrangements and pay their respects. However, the timing can vary based on the publication schedules of newspapers and the wishes of the family.
What is the difference between an obituary and a death notice?
An obituary is a detailed remembrance that includes biographical information, personal stories, and achievements of the deceased. A death notice, on the other hand, is a short, factual notice of the death and service information, typically without the additional biographical details found in an obituary.
Can an obituary be published in multiple locations?
Yes, obituaries can be and often are published in multiple newspapers, both local and in other areas where the deceased may have lived or been known. They can also be shared on online platforms, including social media and memorial websites.
What if the family prefers not to publish an obituary?
If a family chooses not to publish an obituary for personal reasons, that is entirely their right. Some families may opt for private funeral services or may simply wish to inform others of the death through personal communication rather than public announcements.
Are there any legal requirements for obituaries?
No, there are no legal requirements to publish an obituary. It is entirely a personal choice for the family or the executor of the deceased's estate.
How much does it usually cost to publish an obituary?
The cost to publish an obituary can vary widely depending on the newspaper or platform. Some newspapers charge by word count or length, while others have a flat fee. Online obituaries can sometimes be published for free or at a lower cost than print versions.
Can anyone submit an obituary to a newspaper?
While typically a family member or funeral home submits an obituary, newspapers usually accept submissions from anyone. However, they may require proof of death and verification from the family or funeral home to prevent fraudulent submissions.
How is an obituary verified?
Newspapers and online platforms often require a copy of the death certificate or confirmation from a funeral home to verify the authenticity of an obituary submission before publication.
What should you do if you find an error in an obituary?
If an error is found in an obituary, you should contact the newspaper or website that published it as soon as possible. They typically have procedures in place to correct and republish the obituary with accurate information.
Is it appropriate to include a cause of death in an obituary?
Including the cause of death in an obituary is a personal choice and is not required. Some families may choose to include this information, especially if it pertains to a public interest or educational cause, such as raising awareness for an illness. Others may prefer to keep this information private.
How can an obituary be personalized?
An obituary can be personalized by including anecdotes, personal stories, quotes, or poems that reflect the deceased's personality and values. Sharing their passions, hobbies, and the impact they had on others also adds a personal touch.
Is it appropriate to add humor to an obituary?
If it suits the personality of the deceased and the family's wishes, humor can be included in an obituary. It is important to ensure that any humor is respectful and appropriate for a public announcement of death.
Can obituaries be updated or changed after publication?
Once an obituary is published in print, it cannot be changed, which is why accuracy is so important. Online obituaries, however, can often be updated after initial publication. Any changes should be managed through the publishing platform or website.
Are obituaries necessary for a memorial service?
While obituaries can be helpful in informing people about a memorial service, they are not a requirement for holding one. Communication about the service can be shared by other means, like personal notices or digital communications.
What should be considered when writing an obituary?
When writing an obituary, consider the tone you wish to convey, the most significant life achievements of the deceased, the desired length, and any cultural or religious customs to be respected. It is also important to include key service information for those wishing to pay their respects.
What is the etiquette for sending condolences after reading an obituary?
After reading an obituary, sending condolences through a sympathy card, flowers, or a charitable donation as directed in the obituary is customary. Personal messages of support to the family can also be comforting during their time of loss.
How can you find an old obituary?
Old obituaries can be found through a variety of sources, including newspaper archives, online databases, library collections, or heritage and genealogical websites. Some funeral homes also keep archives of the obituaries they have provided services for.
Can obituaries include requests for charitable donations?
Yes, it is common for obituaries to include a request for charitable donations in lieu of flowers. This can be a way to honor the deceased's memory by supporting a cause that was important to them.