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Johnson Funeral Home was founded by the late Fred C. and Bessie L. Johnson in Houston, Texas in 1934. After many years as a grave digger and a few years as the owner of Dickinson Funeral Home in Dickinson, Texas circa 1931-1934, the Johnson's opened a facility in the Third Ward section of Houston at the corner of Pierce and Dowling.

Fred and Bessie recognized that in order to grow, they would have to provide extraordinary service to the community. That knowledge for years was reflected in the motto, "We Will go to Extra Lengths to Serve You". Our Founders did exactly that, and were blessed to have the city respond to that service.
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Johnson Funeral Home is centrally located at 5730 Calhoun Road in the south central area of Houston. We are in close proximity to MacGregor Park, the University of Houston, Texas Southern University and the Texas Medical Center. We have been serving the Greater Houston area from this location since 1972.
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Reviews (9)
Shawn Allison
Shawn Allison
Dec 22, 2020
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Just recently buried my brother. Johnson funeral home did an awesome job. They also took care of my mom in 2011. The family was very pleased with both actions.
Dominique Bromon
Dominique Bromon
Nov 29, 2020
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€œThese people so unprofessional its pitiful. They employees have to cash they check at PLS. The owner owe over $2000 for bad checks for 3 months. He's rude, throws phone tantrums acting irate and belligerent. His building is raggedy and smells awful
Dana Contreras
Dana Contreras
May 30, 2019
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I cannot even begin to say the horrible experience I had here. My mother in law passed away may 2018 and I was there for my spouse through such a terrible time. This funeral home was beyond disgusting and disrespectful in the cleanliness and the way they handled my family. The viewing was in such a poor room the pews were wet from the prior service or Something. Who knows? The funeral itself I was unable to sit with and comfort my spouse because the funeral home had no one to handle music and my family wanted certain gospel played. In the end I ended up being the music person and was entirely heartbroken
Lana Rowe
Lana Rowe
Jun 18, 2018
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Just want to express how happy I am with the service my family got from Johnson Funeral Home. Everything was perfect for my grandmother's (Hannah Mary Hogan ) funeral.
I especially want to thank the person that did her hair and make-up. My grandmother looked 20 years younger!
Thank you all for making that day just a little easier.
Lana Rowe
Granddaughter of Hannah Mary Hogan
Funeral: January 3, 2018
AugustAna Lutheran Church
Naomi White
Naomi White
Jun 01, 2018
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I just came across these reviews I only wish I knew about it sooner. When my mom passed away in 2002 we were told about Johnson's Funeral Home. We were told by a friend of the family who knew Mr. Guess. Everything they done was so amazing from the make up to my mother hair even her nails were beautiful. My sister passed away in 2004. We again was given great service by the Johnson's Funeral Home staff. My youngest brother passed in 2006. No insurance so I had to get him cremated I can't remember the young lady name but she was great. Everything went well and the cost was reasonable plus they also
Tina Goodman
Tina Goodman
May 20, 2018
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Very satisfied the caring and professional staff was with me every step of the way and they made sure that everything for my mom was to my satisfaction
Barbara Jones
Barbara Jones
Jun 13, 2016
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I was very disappointed at my cousins services when the program was to have a viewing at the end of the service and they just wheeled the casket out the church. No explanation. My Aunt was very hurt. It was rude and wrong! I know I won't use them for nothing! They were actually late getting to the service! Poor service!
Jamee Cox
Jamee Cox
Aug 14, 2012
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During my trying time my family was treated with the upmost respect and dignity. The staff displayed compassion and understanding. My family were able to entrust in Johnson's funeral home in your time of need.
In addition, they were able to provide a professional service that stayed within our budget. If and when the time arises, I will continue to use the service provided by Johnson Funeral Home.
Best,
JL Cox
Chris Lewis
Chris Lewis
May 28, 2012
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Absolutely Wonderful.
Our family has had a rough few years to the point where I almost feel as if Johnson Funeral Home has become a second home (very sad to say) We have had a funeral here every years since 2008 and the services is just wonderful. Very kind people who are understanding and incredibly helpful. The staff was very accommodating and the prices are very reasonable.