Wichita Falls Embalming Service

Wichita Falls Embalming Service At WF Embalming, we are dedicated to providing compassionate, professional, and affordable funeral and cremation services to families.
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đź’™ National Grief Awareness Day | A Sunday ThoughtGrief has no timeline. Some days feel a little lighter, while others ca...
08/30/2026

đź’™ National Grief Awareness Day | A Sunday Thought

Grief has no timeline. Some days feel a little lighter, while others can bring the memories rushing back as if no time has passed at all.

Today, we want to remind anyone carrying the loss of someone they love: continuing to live, laugh, make memories, and find joy again does not mean you are leaving them behind. It can be one of the most beautiful ways to honor them.

The person you miss would want you to keep going. To love deeply. To smile again. To take care of yourself. To carry the lessons, memories, and love they gave you into the days ahead.

You don’t have to stop missing them to keep living. ❤️ Sometimes moving forward simply means carrying their love with you.

On this National Grief Awareness Day, we’re sending a little extra love to everyone grieving today.

— Wichita Falls Embalming Service

Grief Doesn’t End When August Does. 💜As we begin wrapping up August and National Grief Awareness Month, it’s important t...
08/27/2026

Grief Doesn’t End When August Does. 💜

As we begin wrapping up August and National Grief Awareness Month, it’s important to remember something simple: the month may end, but grief doesn’t.

There is no timeline for missing someone. No deadline for healing. Some days feel lighter, and others bring the memories rushing right back.

At Wichita Falls Embalming Services, we believe compassion matters long after the services are over. If you’re grieving, remembering, or simply missing someone a little extra today, you’re not alone.

Who is someone you’re carrying in your heart today? 💜

In Loving Memory of John Oliver Denehy June 14, 1948 - August 21, 2026John Oliver Denehy went home to the Lord August 21...
08/24/2026

In Loving Memory of John Oliver Denehy

June 14, 1948 - August 21, 2026

John Oliver Denehy went home to the Lord August 21, 2026. Born June 14, 1948, in Boston Massachusetts. John was a man of many words and stories. He had more care for his fellow man than himself.

He leaves his “Beautiful Bride” Carol Denehy, brother Mark Denehy and wife Cynthia, son John Denehy and wife Kelli, daughter Doris and husband Nathan Kerr. Grandchildren Carissa and Ethan Denehy, and Lauren, Alexander and Justin Kerr. Great Grandchildren Sebastian, Gabriel and Christopher Kerr.

John is preceded by his parents, Doris and John Denehy.

John’s professional and humanitarian journey have sent him far and wide. He was blessed to make some amazing friends and have fabulous adventures. The things he was most proud to be a part of were his 25 years in the Air Force, volunteering with First Responders in multiple states, and being a teacher.

Johns’ dedication to helping people was only matched by his excitement to learn and to share that knowledge with those around him. His biggest hobby was reloading his own ammunition and competition shooting. He loved sharing his experiences in reloading with his family.

John understood the importance of family and staying together. To share stories, experiences, laughter and love. “Jesus loves you. Pass it on if you can”

In lieu of flowers please make donations to John’s favorite charities American Cancer Association and Wichita Falls Base Camp Lindsey

“Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the LORD you God will be with you wherever you go.” (Joshua 1:9)

A Wake will be held September 5th at 11am at
5010 Kiel Ln Wichita Falls TX 76308

https://www.wichitafallsembalmingtx.com/john-oliver-denehy

❤️ WHO DO YOU CARRY IN YOUR HEART?With National Grief Awareness Day coming up August 30, we want to take a moment to rem...
08/24/2026

❤️ WHO DO YOU CARRY IN YOUR HEART?

With National Grief Awareness Day coming up August 30, we want to take a moment to remember the people who may no longer be beside us, but will always be a part of us.

Grief has no timeline, and sometimes simply saying their name or sharing a memory can mean more than we realize.

👇 If there’s someone you’re missing today, leave their name, a ❤️, or a favorite memory in the comments.

From all of us at Wichita Falls Embalming Service, we honor the lives, the memories, and the families who continue carrying them forward.

🍂 As the seasons begin to change and fall gets a little closer, we just wanted to take a moment to say hello and thank y...
08/19/2026

🍂 As the seasons begin to change and fall gets a little closer, we just wanted to take a moment to say hello and thank you for being here with us.

At Wichita Falls Embalming Service, we truly appreciate every person who follows our page, supports our local business, and trusts us during some of life’s most difficult moments.

We hope your day brings you a little peace, a little comfort, and a reminder that kindness always matters. ❤️

— Wichita Falls Embalming Service

In Loving Memory of Kenneth Franklin CoffmanJuly 15, 1935-August 16,2026Kenneth Franklin Coffman passed away early Sunda...
08/18/2026

In Loving Memory of Kenneth Franklin Coffman

July 15, 1935-August 16,2026

Kenneth Franklin Coffman passed away early Sunday morning, August 16, 2026, in his sleep after of enduring complications from heart failure. He was born July 15, 1935, in Antlers, OK to Onia Mae (Keathley) and Lester Franklin Coffman. His early years were spent in and around Glenwood, Arkansas and teenage years near Apache, OK. He grew up hunting, fishing and trapping with his Daddy and helping his Mama by assisting to provide game, milking neighbors cows for 2 jugs of milk a week, cooking, washing clothes in a boiling pot outside, riding an Indian pony to run his paper route in Apache and taking care of his younger brothers and sisters. Kenneth was very proud of his heritage and family.

When Kenneth was 17, he moved to Corpus Christi, Texas and began working in construction then married and worked as a butcher and at Hess Oil Refinery. From that marriage 3 children were born, Kenneth Franklin, Jr., Barry Craig and Lori Renee. Later he owned a construction company with his brother-in-law, Berry Day and his brother, Paul Coffman. On February 14, 1976, he married Jackie Calvert Traylor and lovingly welcomed another daughter into his heart, Kelly Dione Traylor. Kenneth continued as a General Contractor until he retired at 87 and moved back to Henrietta, Texas to be closer to family and friends.

Kenneth had so many good times and so many laughs in his lifetime. He had a great sense of humor and was always positive and telling his stories. Kenneth was a man who never met a stranger. He was a good man, a very hard worker, honest, a perfectionist and loved the outdoors. He had a great love and belief in God and always very grateful for the many blessings that God bestowed on him. Kenneth loved his family deeply and made every effort to provide and assist them.

Kenneth will be dearly missed by his large family and so many friends stretching from Corpus Christi through Oklahoma and Arkansas.

Kenneth was preceded in death by his parents, his sisters Faye Cain, Bernice Baggett, Shirley Coxsey, Norma Dean Day, his brothers Ernie, Billy, Paul, Glendell and several nieces and nephews.

Kenneth is survived by his wife, Jackie Calvert Coffman; children Kenny, Barry, Lori and Kelly; Grandchildren, (known to them as PaPa)Tasha, Tana, Trevor, Sarah, Rachel, Craig and Bryan; several Great Grandchildren;“Church” Grandchildren (known to them as Grandpa) Ireland Alexander, Jagger Sluder, Finn Sluder and Rosalie June Sluder; his sisters Linda Cross and Patsy Fox and many nieces and nephews; his Godchildren (known to them as “Big Boy”) Stacey Wright Lang, Katie Kovar Gambill and Charlie Kovar; his Church family and an abundance of friends, cousins and other family.

Pallbearers are Justin Schlager, , Brad Fox, Bradley Fox, Grant Wilkerson, Chase Coffman, Bryce Coffman, Rick Browning, Kinneth Sluder, Seth Slagle, Travis Neville.

Honorary Pallbearers are Berry Day, Bubba Day, Milton Jones, Mike Roberts, George Slagle, and all other surviving nieces and nephews.

Kenneth’s funeral will be held on Thursday, August 20, 2026, 10:00a.m. at First United Methodist Church, 301 S. Bridge, Henrietta, Texas 76365, with the Rv. Valleri Sewell officiating and burial immediately following at Hope Cemetery, Henrietta, Texas.

Music provided by Eddie Hill & Mary Wines Kubala.

Funeral arrangements have been made by Michael Russell and Wichita Falls Embalming and Funeral Service.

In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Hospice Facility of Wichita Falls or your favorite charity.

https://www.wichitafallsembalmingtx.com/kenneth-franklin-coffman

💙 STARTING THE WEEK WITH PEACE OF MINDA new week is a fresh reminder to take care of the things that matter most—includi...
08/17/2026

đź’™ STARTING THE WEEK WITH PEACE OF MIND

A new week is a fresh reminder to take care of the things that matter most—including the plans we sometimes put off.

At Wichita Falls Embalming Services, we believe families deserve compassionate care, affordable options, and someone they can trust during difficult moments.

Whether you have questions about cremation, funeral options, or pre-planning, we’re here to help you understand your choices without pressure.

Start the week knowing you don’t have to figure everything out alone. 🤍

Wishing everyone a truly wonderful weekend from all of us at Wichita Falls Embalming Services. ❤️We are so grateful for ...
08/15/2026

Wishing everyone a truly wonderful weekend from all of us at Wichita Falls Embalming Services. ❤️

We are so grateful for every person who follows our page, supports what we do, and allows us to be part of this community. Your kindness and trust mean more to us than you know.

May your weekend be filled with peace, time with the people you love, and moments worth holding onto. ❤️

In Loving Memory of Esteban Carrizales       1970-2026Esteban Carrizales, 56, went to be with the Lord on August 11, 202...
08/14/2026

In Loving Memory of Esteban Carrizales

1970-2026

Esteban Carrizales, 56, went to be with the Lord on August 11, 2026. He was a devoted husband, loving father, Pastor, minister and servant of God. His life was marked by an unwavering faith and love for people. He had a heart and passion for community outreach, evangelism and prison ministry. He sought opportunities to encourage other’s and share the hope and love of Jesus Christ.

Esteban faithfully Pastored House of prayer church where he served his congregation with love, dedication and compassion. He was also the founder of P. O. W. W. (prisoners of war wanted) ministries. A ministry born from his passion to reach those who were incarcerated and reminded them that their lives still had purpose, value and hope.

Beyond the pulpit and ministry, Esteban cherished the simple joys of life. He enjoyed spending time at parks, feeding ducks, drinking McDonald’s coffee, and eating breakfast. He was also a proud San Francisco 49ers and Dallas Cowboys fan.

Above all, Esteban treasured his family. He was a devoted husband to his beloved wife Marisela G. Carrizales and a loving father. His family included his children Stephanie Carrizales, Joshua Carrizales and his extended family Marco Polo Medina and Julio Cesar Medina. He is survived by siblings, Rosalinda Gonzales (Eliseo), Normalinda Hernandez (Luis), Rick Velasquez (Monica) and David Rodriguez (Mindy).

He was preceded in death by his beloved mother, Luz C. Velasquez.

Though our hearts grieve his absence, we find comfort in knowing that Pastor Esteban finished his earthly race, faithful to the calling God placed upon his life. His legacy will continue through the people he served, the lives he touched, the ministry he built and the seeds of faith, hope and love he planted throughout his community.

“well done, good and faithful servant”
- Matthew 25:23

Homegoing memorial service will be held on Friday, August 21, 2026, at Solid Rock House of God, located at 2201 Maurine St. Wichita Falls Tx. 76306.

Viewing will begin at 1 PM

Memorial service will begin at 7 PM

https://www.wichitafallsembalmingtx.com/esteban-carrizales

In Loving Memory of Thomas Lee Russell  December 19, 1947 – August 13, 2026Thomas Lee Russell, 78, of Dean, Texas, passe...
08/14/2026

In Loving Memory of Thomas Lee Russell
December 19, 1947 – August 13, 2026

Thomas Lee Russell, 78, of Dean, Texas, passed away on Thursday, August 13, 2026 at his home surrounded by loved ones.

Visitation will be held at First Baptist Church of Dean at 10 AM, Monday, August 17, 2026. Funeral services will be held following at 11 AM at the church. Burial will follow in Dean Cemetery under the direction of Wichita Falls Embalming Service and Funeral Home.

Thomas was born December 19, 1947, to Chester Thomas and Ruby Lee (Boren) Russell. Thomas was a graduate of Rider High School and Midwestern State University. He was drafted and served his country in the US Army in the Vietnam War. He married Doris Jane Reese on December 31, 1976, in Dean, TX. Thomas worked several jobs from farming to banking and finally settled for a long career as a locksmith for Reese Builders Supply. Later became Tex-Oma Builders Supply where he retired in 2015. He was very active in his later years in the Veterans’ group.

Survivors include his wife, Doris Russell; 2 sons, Kelly Russell and wife Renee, Michael Russell and wife Brandy; grandchildren, Caden Russell, Carter Russell, Layne Russell, and Lillie Russell; brother Bobby Russell and wife Teddy; 2 nieces and numerous friends. Everywhere he went he never met a stranger.

He was preceded in death by his parents Chester and Ruby Russell.

In lieu of flowers the family asks donations be made to either The First Baptist Church of Dean or the Dean Dale Volunteer Fire Department.

https://www.wichitafallsembalmingtx.com/thomas-lee-russell

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