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Funeral Directors & Homes In Texas City

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Business Listing Bradshaw's Florist Inc - Texas City, TX - Phone: (409) 945-3304

Business Listing Deans Flowers - Texas City, TX - Phone: (409) 935-3696

Business Listing Emken-Linton Funeral Home - Texas City, TX - Phone: (409) 945-4444

Business Listing From the Heart Florist - Texas City, TX - Phone: (409) 945-2262

Business Listing H S Floral Distributors - Texas City, TX - Phone: (409) 986-9218

Business Listing Karen's Flowers - Texas City, TX - Phone: (409) 948-1435

Business Listing Richardson's House of Beautiful Flowers - Texas City, TX - Phone: (409) 935-9751

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Helpful Definition for: Funeral Directors & Homes

Funeral directors & homes in Texas City organize & conduct the ceremony of celebrating, sanctifying, or remembering the life of a person, after his death. The customs that the funeral directors & homes follow, involve the complex beliefs and practices of a culture to remember the dead, from interment itself, to various monuments, prayers, and rituals performed in their honor.

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