Trevino-Smith Funeral Home

06/02/2026

Thank you to the Hispanic Forum for naming Trevino-Smith Funeral Home the 2026 business of the year. What an Honor :)

🏆 2026 Business of the Year 🏆

The Hispanic Forum of Bryan/College Station is proud to announce Agustin Trevino at Treviño-Smith Funeral Home as the recipient of the 2026 Business of the Year Award.

Selected through community support and recognition, this award honors a business that exemplifies excellence in service, leadership, community engagement, and a lasting commitment to the people it serves.

As a family-owned business, Treviño-Smith Funeral Home has distinguished itself through compassionate care, professional service, and a dedication to helping families navigate some of life’s most difficult moments with dignity and respect. Their commitment extends beyond their profession through their involvement and support of the Bryan-College Station community.

The Business of the Year Award recognizes organizations that make a meaningful impact while setting a standard of excellence within our community. Treviño-Smith Funeral Home embodies these qualities and continues to be a trusted resource for families throughout the Brazos Valley.

Please join us in congratulating Treviño-Smith Funeral Home on this well-deserved recognition as the 2026 Business of the Year.

05/04/2026

We appreciate our Bronze Sponsor, Trevino-Smith Funeral Home & Crematory, for supporting the recent "Honoring Our Heroes" Luncheon.

Thank you for helping us honor our heroes! 💙

05/02/2026

Let the remodel begin lol. Hoping to get the first coat on. Doing it all for the families in one of my favorite communities.

04/22/2026

Did You Know:
The LaSalle Hotel in Downtown Bryan is rumored to be where Elvis Presley stayed while on tour? 🕺✨ Just imagine the King getting a morning coffee right where you probably had a hangover brunch last Saturday. If those walls could talk, they’d definitely have a better Southern accent than us."

04/13/2026

Did You Know:
The Carnegie Historic Center in Bryan Tx was one of 32 Carnegie Libraries built in Texas from 1898 - 1915. The Bryan location is oldest of 13 still standing today. Only 4 still operate as Libraries, Ballinger, Jefferson, Stamford, and Franklin Tx. The remaining Libraries have been repurposed as Museums and Historical Centers.

04/04/2026

Did You Know:
The "Secret" to Kyle Field: Many don't realize that the land for Texas A&M’s famous Kyle Field was donated in 1904 by Edwin Kyle. You can actually grab a latte in his original home today, which now houses Polite Coffee Roasters in downtown Bryan.

03/27/2026

Did You Know:
Bryan was once the coolest place in the west Literally. The Queen Theatre in Downtown Bryan was the FIRST indoor movie theater west of the Mississippi to have air conditioning. Before that, seeing a movie in a Texas summer was basically a competitive sweating sport.

03/21/2026

03/21/2026