Elmwood Funeral Home & Memorial Park

The Cate-Spencer Trent Funeral Home in Sweetwater, TX has been dedicated to providing the highest standard of quality, compassion, and respect for the families they serve for over eighty years. Their exceptional staff takes pride in offering dignified professional services to the Sweetwater and surrounding communities. With a commitment to maintaining a tradition of excellence, Cate-Spencer Trent Funeral Home offers a range of services including pre-planning, grief support, and resources for veterans. Families can rely on their expertise and compassionate care during difficult times.Generated from the website

Melton-Kitchens Funeral Home in Breckenridge, TX is a trusted funeral service provider that offers compassionate and personalized services to families in the local community and surrounding areas. With a dedicated and experienced staff, they strive to guide families through the process of honoring their loved ones with dignity and respect, regardless of their religion, culture, or budget. At Melton-Kitchens Funeral Home, they understand the importance of creating a unique and meaningful service to celebrate the life of each individual. They offer a range of service options and resources to support families during their time of grief, including personalized memorial gifts and grief support. Additionally, they take pride in honoring veterans who have made significant sacrifices for their country. Located on W. Williams Street, Melton-Kitchens Funeral Home is committed to providing exceptional care and support to families in their time of need.Generated from the website

The Hamil Family Funeral Home is somewhat of a new beginning to a longtime heritage of funeral service to Abilene. The family first began in the funeral business in 1933. Pete & Mittie Elliott founded Elliott's Funeral Home in 1933. Their daughter, Jo Ann Elliott, joined her parents in the funeral home business in the 1950's. She married John Hamil in 1958, who was also a funeral director that worked for the Elliott's. In 1967, Pete Elliott passed away and John and Jo Ann Hamil along with Mittie Elliott continued to operate the business. In 1973, the name of the business was changed to Elliott-Hamil Funeral Home. In 1986, John and Jo Ann's son, Robert, became a licensed Funeral Director and joined the family business. In 1991, Mittie Elliott passed away and 1994 the business was sold to the Loewen Group, which was a large corporation that owned and operated funeral homes and cemeteries. In 1998, John passed away. Robert left the funeral home in 2002. His desire was to enter the funeral service industry in Abilene again as an independent and locally owned funeral home. The Hamil Family Funeral Home is NOT affiliated with any funeral home in Abilene. Robert and Karla Hamil hired J. Stuart Todd Architect's, a specialist in funeral home design, and after many months of planning, construction of the new Hamil Family Funeral Home began in August of 2002. The building contractor was Rose Builder's. In May of 2005, Robert and Karla were delighted to open the doors to the Abilene community as a locally owned and operated funeral home. They are very proud of their new facility, which exhibits an elegant, yet comfortable, home-like atmosphere. They are also very proud of their staff, which consists of Robert and Karla Hamil, owners and mangers, Kent Anderson, long-time family friend and experienced funeral director, Teresa Baucum, pre-need counselor, H.B. Terry, Ted Starnes and Leroy Mason. Jo Ann Hamil is a vital part of the new business and is very proud of her son in that she sees the third generation of funeral service continue in a way that she was taught by her parents. The Hamil's legacy, beginning with the Elliott's to John and Jo Ann Hamil and now continuing with Robert and Karla Hamil, is to serve families in their time of need.