Demby & Son Funeral Home

Davis Family History The Davis family heralds from Plaquemine, Louisiana and has experienced generations of entrepreneurs. In the early 1900's, Hall Davis II, better known as the "Ice Man" owned and operated a horse driven entity called the "Crystal Ice Company". He later, owned a car and provided an ambulance/taxi cab service for persons in need of being transported to medical facilities and to purchase groceries. In 1954, Hall III and his wife Elsie Harrington Davis, a nurse, established Hall's Port Allen Mortuary with a sustaining ambulance-hearse business. In 1975, Hall Davis IV entered the business and maintained the operation after the demise of his mother in 1983 and father in 1985. Hall Davis IV, along with his wife Cecile, a licensed funeral director and registered nurse, children Pam Pam Davis MD, Felicia Davis, Esquire and Hall V, continue their involvement with the funeral industry. We are proud to say that in 2005, the legacy continued and Hall Davis & Son Funeral Service, Baton Rouge, Louisiana was established by Hall Davis IV. He later expanded and opened two new facilities in August 2007. Hall Davis and Son of Plaquemine opened simultaneous with a new facility, Hall Davis and Son of Port Allen. Today, Hall Davis & Son Funeral Service remains a family owned funeral business as it has for the last 50+ years. See our photo gallery.

Hambrick's Family Mortuary, a trusted family-owned and Black-owned funeral home established in 1975, has been serving the Gonzales community for nearly 50 years with compassion and professionalism. The dedicated team is committed to honoring the legacies of loved ones while providing comfort and support to families during their most challenging moments. Offering a full range of funeral and cremation services, Hambrick's Family Mortuary tailors each experience to meet the unique needs of families, whether through traditional funerals, personalized celebrations of life, or pre-planning services. With a deep understanding of diverse backgrounds, faiths, and traditions, they strive to create meaningful farewells that reflect Louisiana's rich cultural heritage. Generated from the website