Wright's Funeral Parlor

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Wright's Funeral Parlor Family Owned & Family Focused
Serving the Hill Country since 2000 Wright and Bobby J. Wright. Cynthia chose the mortuary field after serving in the U.S.

Wright's Funeral Parlor was established and licensed by the Texas Funeral Service Commission (TFSC #2220) on July 2000 by Cynthia D. Navy and having the opportunity to go to the school of her choice. Her daughter Melissa Hernandez quickly got involved in the family business, graduating from SAC in 2002 with a degree in funeral directing. In May of 2019 Melissa Hernandez and her husband, Victor, took over the business following Cynthia's medical retirement. Continuing on the family owned business, daughter-in-law, Trista Lewis started in October 2019 as the pre-arrangement specialist and will begin funeral directing school in the fall of 2021 at Dallas Inst. of Funeral Service with graduation set for Fall 2023. Melissa and Trista plan on continuing with the same values and traditions that founded Wright's Funeral Parlor. Now that a new generation of the Wright family is managing the funeral home we are taking a more progressive outlook when it comes to personalizing everyone's experience. We have found a modern way to help families grieve and honor their loved ones with customizable and personable prayer cards, memorial tribute videos and funeral services. The funeral home is honored to serve the Hill Country for over two decades. We are proud to be truly family owned and operated; Melissa & Victor Hernandez, Trista Lewis, Nicholas Wright and family. Our family takes pride in putting families first and making the services we offer affordable and personal to fit everyone's need. Family Owned & Family Focused.

10/19/2026
10/19/2026

Walking Together in October 💗Don't Forget the Caregiver 💗When someone we love is diagnosed with breast cancer, our atten...
10/18/2026

Walking Together in October
💗Don't Forget the Caregiver 💗

When someone we love is diagnosed with breast cancer, our attention naturally turns to them. Their appointments, treatments, test results, and how they're feeling.

But today, I want to recognize someone else walking that journey. The caregiver.

The spouse who sits through appointments. The daughter who keeps track of medications. The friend who drives to treatments. The family member who tries to hold everything together while quietly carrying their own worries.

When my mom was going through breast cancer, I learned that being a caregiver comes with so many emotions. You want to be strong for the person you love, even on the days when you're scared yourself.

And sometimes, in the middle of caring for everyone else, you forget that you need care, too.

So today, I want to remind every caregiver:

It's okay to be tired.
It's okay to ask for help.
It's okay to take a break.
And it's okay to admit that some days are hard.

Taking care of yourself doesn't mean you're taking any less care of the person you love.

To every caregiver walking this road, your love, your time, and the little things you do every day matter more than you may ever know.

We see you, too.
💗 Wright's Funeral Parlor

🎉 Celebrating 7 Years of Trista! 🎉Seven years ago, Trista joined the funeral home and what a journey it has been!Over th...
10/18/2026

🎉 Celebrating 7 Years of Trista! 🎉

Seven years ago, Trista joined the funeral home and what a journey it has been!
Over the years, I have watched her grow from a young lady learning the funeral business into a compassionate, dedicated, and licensed funeral director. ❤️
Trista brings so much to the team, from her creativity and attention to detail to the genuine care she shows the families we serve. She has a heart for helping others, and we are proud of the funeral director she has become.

Happy 7-year work anniversary, Trista! Thank you for your hard work, dedication, and for being such an important part of the Wright’s family. We are lucky to have you! 🧡

Help us congratulate Trista on 7 wonderful years!

If you've lost your spouse or partner, cooking for just yourself can be difficult at first. Read this article for some h...
10/16/2026

If you've lost your spouse or partner, cooking for just yourself can be difficult at first. Read this article for some helpful tips and resources for cooking for one while you're grieving.

If you've lost your spouse or partner, it's normal to struggle with cooking for one. Here are tips for cooking for yourself while grieving.

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1913 Junction Highway
Kerrville, TX
78028

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+18308953323

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