The death of a loved one is the single most difficult moment of your life. When you call our funeral home, be comforted in knowing that you will face this moment with the help of a compassionate staff who truly cares. It is this thread, this "commitment to caring, " which is woven into our cloak of service.
As residents in our community, we have always
Matthew Trotter —
Dignity and respect is what this funeral home provides. They make sure your loved one and family get everything you ask.
Marvin C. Strickland, Sr. (Strick) was involved in funeral services for most of his life. He began in 1930 at the age of 16 by assisting his uncle, Edward Grissom, in his funeral home in Kissimmee, Florida. When he graduated from high school he began working in the business full time. In 1940 he moved to Roxboro and worked for Woody Funeral Home on
Cathey Steele —
On behalf of our family, I’d like to personally thank Marvin, Robbie and his staff for the excellent and professional care
Whether you've just lost a family member or friend, are planning your own end-of-life care, or are continuing on your grief journey, we're here for you. Our goal is to deliver service beyond expectation. Whether you come to us when your loved one has died, or when you want to make your arrangements in advance, we provide you with products and services