OakCrest Funeral Home

10/19/2026

10/16/2026

Grief ebbs and flows, and some days can be harder than others. The anniversary of a loved one's death is one of those days. To learn 9 tips to help you cope with your loved one's deathiversary, read the article below.

The anniversary of a loved one's death can be a difficult day. Learn about 9 different ways you can cope with a loved one's deathiversary here.

10/15/2026

Today, we acknowledge the grief of so many moms and dads across our nation. You lost a child far too early, and the pain is deep and heart-wrenching. We stand with you in remembrance on this sweet yet solemn day.

10/09/2026

Did you know scattering a loved one's ashes is allowed at most U.S. National Parks? It is! If scattering at a majestic outdoor location feels like the best way to honor a loved one's life, check out this quick guide with helpful answers to frequently asked questions as well as links to participating U.S. National Parks!

Did you know you can scatter a loved one's ashes at National Parks? Check out this quick guide to learn more about this cremation option.

10/06/2026

If you’re like most people, you may assume that caskets and coffins are the same, but they’re actually different!

While caskets and coffins are both burial containers, caskets always have four sides, while coffins have six. Nowadays, caskets are more common in the U.S. and coffins are more common in the U.K.

Want to learn more about your options when you choose burial? Give us a call at (254) 772-5272!

10/02/2026

When you lose a loved one, you may experience changes in your behavior. Read this article to learn about some behavioral shifts you might face and practical ways to navigate them.

After the loss of a loved one, it is normal to experience behavioral changes. In this article, learn about common changes you can expect and positive ways to overcome them.

10/01/2026

As we mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month, remember those who’ve fought the fight, encourage those in the midst of the battle, and do all you can to decrease your own risk.