Just as the giant oak trees in front of McCurdy Funeral Home have become a Lockhart landmark, our service has become a community tradition. Since 1931, we have served the Caldwell County community, we know the area well and take great pride in serving it. We have always been family owned and operated, McCurdy Funeral Home has been around many years and has seen economic challenges, but we have always stood by the families we serve.
In times like these, you can count on us to meet the needs of our families without sacrificing the dignity of service. Each service is as unique as the family we care for and McCurdy Funeral Home stands ready to carry out your wishes to the final detail. We provide individualized funeral and cremation services designed to meeet the unique needs of each family.
In times like these, you can count on us to meet the needs of our families without sacrificing the dignity of service. Each service is as unique as the family we care for and McCurdy Funeral Home stands ready to carry out your wishes to the final detail. We provide individualized funeral and cremation services designed to meeet the unique needs of each family.
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James Purcell
May 04, 2020
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