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what families say about us
Liza B.
“I highly recommend this funeral home and crematorium; when I had to make and pay for my brother’s arrangements across state lines, Evelyn Montonya, in particular, demonstrated both compassion and professionalism and made a very sad and difficult situation much easier. Many thanks.”
Gloria M.
“The unexpected passing of my husband was a very difficult and trying time for my boys and I. I had the good fortune of having Abel walk us thru this process. Working with him was such a weight off my shoulders. He was professional, so polite and helpful. The service was beautiful – never did I feel rushed or like just another customer. They gave me the time I needed and I appreciate that so much! Also Mr. Brooks took special care of my husband as he is a fellow mason. I would highly recommend working with Abel and North Dallas Funeral Home.”
Lance G.
“Everyone at North Dallas Funeral Home was very professional, kind, and caring, in all steps of the process from the first phone call to the service held at their location. They help to make the process as easy and comforting in my opinion as to be expected, I would recommend their service to anyone. Thank You to everyone who helped me and my family.
Sincerely,”
The Gillilands
“Dear John,
It was such a nice pleasure to meet you, and what you had planned for my father just took my breath away. It was so special to hear you tell us how he would just come over to talk with you. I think it brought him much comfort. Thank you for putting that Air Force article of him on your website. I am going to have a replica made of the painting of his plane to give you.
Thank you again for all you have done to honor our dad.
Love, The Gillilands”
Jason H
“As soon as the call was made to Mr. Wayne Baxter all of my brothers final needs were taken care of. They walked me through what to expect the timeline and even dealt with the cemetery and the grave diggers. I was a hot mess due to my brothers sudden and unexpected passing. The experience was seamless and made it easy for my brother’s friends and family to say their last goodbyes. They even had the size to accommodate such a large group that showed up . The package deals that they offered were cost-effective and didn’t break my bank account. They included extras and accommodations that other funeral homes charged extra for. All the staff was amazing including Mr. Don Dodd . I can not thank them enough for all their help.”
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An amazing man who I salute. May light perpetual shine upon him.
Whit Smith
Thursday October 13, 2022
An amazing man who I salute. May light perpetual shine upon him.
Thank you for being such an example of kind and gracious behavior. I have many wonderful memories of spending time with Uncle George, Aunt Glenna and family.
When I saw Uncle George at his 100th birthday party, he reminded me of that dry humor he and my dad always had!
Aunt Glenna, Becky and Tad and families, Know that we love you and are praying for you.
Beth McKinley
Thursday October 13, 2022
Thank you for being such an example of kind and gracious behavior. I have many wonderful memories of spending time with Uncle George, Aunt Glenna and family.
When I saw Uncle George at his 100th birthday party, he reminded me of that dry humor he and my dad always had!
Aunt Glenna, Becky and Tad and families, Know that we love you and are praying for you.
Writing here is a little intimidating as I love the moving prose that Glenna has shared. I could never come close to her amazing talent.
I met George and Glenna almost exactly 5 years ago when my mom moved into St Joseph’s. I would join Happy Hour after I left teaching elementary school, with mom and this amazing couple sat at her table. Since it was football season I was always curious why they had on rival shirts as this also happens in my house also, as my son became the first Aggie in the family and I couldn’t be prouder. Once while looking at his smooth, domed ring that had little recognizable etching remaining, I asked him if that was his Aggie ring and when he graduated. He proudly replied 73
years ago. When I said I had an Aggie son, we became friends.
I so loved George and I love you sweet Glenna and I always thought of them, and shared with mom, that I thought of them as grandparents to me. Since I live in Coppell, we have had many conversations, happy and sad, that I will treasure forever.
George never failed to come up and hug me whenever he saw me, asked about my day, and kiss me on the cheek. It always made the day brighter.
I have the best picture of us last St. Patrick’s Day that I have shown many times to friends, family and my students. We were sitting together on a bench waiting to go to happy hour and he saw my phone and said, “why don’t we take a selfie?” I thought that was great!
During the short time I knew him it became so clear to me that he was an honorable, kind and caring gentleman (and a good dancer). His love and devotion to Glenna was obvious and a wonderful example of what marriage should be.
Mother and I will miss this sweet and gentle man so much. I will always be thankful of this friendship and the examples of how to live with gratitude in each passing year.
I know where you are sweet George… Heaven has become a brighter place.
Lisa Rowe
Thursday October 13, 2022
Writing here is a little intimidating as I love the moving prose that Glenna has shared. I could never come close to her amazing talent.
I met George and Glenna almost exactly 5 years ago when my mom moved into St Joseph's. I would join Happy Hour after I left teaching elementary school, with mom and this amazing couple sat at her table. Since it was football season I was always curious why they had on rival shirts as this also happens in my house also, as my son became the first Aggie in the family and I couldn't be prouder. Once while looking at his smooth, domed ring that had little recognizable etching remaining, I asked him if that was his Aggie ring and when he graduated. He proudly replied 73
years ago. When I said I had an Aggie son, we became friends.
I so loved George and I love you sweet Glenna and I always thought of them, and shared with mom, that I thought of them as grandparents to me. Since I live in Coppell, we have had many conversations, happy and sad, that I will treasure forever.
George never failed to come up and hug me whenever he saw me, asked about my day, and kiss me on the cheek. It always made the day brighter.
I have the best picture of us last St. Patrick's Day that I have shown many times to friends, family and my students. We were sitting together on a bench waiting to go to happy hour and he saw my phone and said, "why don't we take a selfie?" I thought that was great!
During the short time I knew him it became so clear to me that he was an honorable, kind and caring gentleman (and a good dancer). His love and devotion to Glenna was obvious and a wonderful example of what marriage should be.
Mother and I will miss this sweet and gentle man so much. I will always be thankful of this friendship and the examples of how to live with gratitude in each passing year.
I know where you are sweet George... Heaven has become a brighter place.
You could not find a better Aunt and Uncle than George and Glenna!
How many memories come to mind of Thanksgiving and Christmas gatherings, swapping Aggie and ‘Teasip” jokes; enjoying football games after the meal;
dinners together at El Fenix; and, celebrating George’s 100th birthday.
We didn’t loose George, for we know where he is and look forward to celebrating his homegoing.
Richard Grimmer
Thursday October 13, 2022
You could not find a better Aunt and Uncle than George and Glenna!
How many memories come to mind of Thanksgiving and Christmas gatherings, swapping Aggie and 'Teasip" jokes; enjoying football games after the meal;
dinners together at El Fenix; and, celebrating George's 100th birthday.
We didn't loose George, for we know where he is and look forward to celebrating his homegoing.