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About
Compassion and Support
Welcome to W. D. Crowder Funeral Home Website. We have served fifty plus years with caring, capable, and professional services from our family to yours. We are committed to providing respectful, dignified, caring, and affordable funeral services to meet the needs of every family. We work diligently to provide a memorable and meaningful service for your loved one. Funerals or memorials are an opportunity for the families, friends, and co-workers of the deceased, to express their hope and love through religious beliefs, pictures, songs, and other tributes. It is one step in starting the healing process.
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Planning
Ensuring Memories Live On
Advanced Planning
We know how hard it can be to make decisions and focus on the details. That’s why we’re here to guide you on this journey. At W.D. CROWDER FUNERAL HOME, you’ll benefit from the experience and wisdom of our caring staff.
Thinking Ahead
There is no right or wrong way to say goodbye. We’ll help you and your family create a fitting event that is personal, meaningful and dignified, and carried out with the highest level of support and care.
Considering the Future
The compassionate staff at W.D. CROWDER FUNERAL HOME are available to make you feel comfortable thinking about those difficult questions. We know it’s not easy, but we’re here to help begin planning when you’re ready.

Grief Counseling
The pain from loss and change is called grief. The following are some suggestions for understanding and coping with grief. Know what to expect
When a death occurs, you may experience a wide range of emotions. These feelings are normal and common reactions to loss. Some emotions that may be experienced include the following:
Anger Confusion Disbelief Mania Shock
Anxiety Denial Guilt Numbness Relief
Blame Despair Helplessness Sadness Yearning
Grief reactions can also affect the body. The behavior, and the mind. Seeing images and feeling a sense of presence are normal occurrences.
How to help those who are grieving:
*Be present and available
*Be a non-judgmental listener. Do not interrupt.
*Let the person cry
Other information is available on request.
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