Vargas-London serves all of Fort Worth, TX 24 hours a day. Typical at-need response time to any address in Fort Worth is 75 to 105 minutes from our Dallas operations center, roughly 37 miles away. Direct cremation starts at $1,750, memorial cremation at $4,995, and traditional funeral with burial at $6,350 — the same published prices for every family, regardless of ZIP code.
1. Answered live. A real person — not a machine — answers (214) 550-7369 at any hour. 2. Dispatched within the hour. A transfer team is on the road to you. 3. At your side in 60 to 90 minutes. We take over from there — transport, paperwork, and what happens next.
How far is Vargas-London from Fort Worth?
From our Dallas office to central Fort Worth and nearby landmarks, approximate miles and drive time outside peak hours. These are drive times from our door, not our arrival promise — calls are answered live 24/7, a transfer team is dispatched within the hour, and we are typically at your side within 60 to 90 minutes.
| Location | Address / area | Drive time |
|---|---|---|
| Our Dallas office to central Fort Worth | 37 mi | 50-75 min |
| Baylor Scott & White All Saints Medical Center | 1400 8th Ave | ~50-75 min drive from our door |
| Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth | 1301 Pennsylvania Ave | ~50-75 min drive from our door |
| Greenwood Memorial Park | 3100 White Settlement Rd | ~50-75 min drive from our door |
Serving all of Fort Worth
We respond to at-need calls from every part of Fort Worth, including Westover Hills, Tanglewood, Rivercrest, TCU, Arlington Heights, Fairmount, West 7th, Sundance Square, Near Southside, Ridglea, Hulen, Heritage, Wedgwood. Our Dallas office on Greenville Avenue places us within a short drive of Fort Worth hospitals, care facilities, and places of worship, which keeps our response times short and predictable.
ZIP codes served: 76101, 76102, 76103, 76104, 76105, 76106, 76107, 76108, 76109, 76110, and 23 more.
Fort Worth hospitals and care facilities
Our staff is familiar with release protocols at every major hospital, hospice, and skilled-nursing facility serving Fort Worth residents, including:
- Baylor Scott & White All Saints Medical Center
- Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth
- Cook Children's Medical Center
- JPS Health Network
- Medical City Fort Worth
- Texas Health Southwest Fort Worth
- USMD Hospital at Fort Worth
A licensed director answers live, 24/7 — (214) 550-7369 · Se habla español
Fort Worth cemeteries and memorial parks
We coordinate burials, inurnments, and graveside services at area cemeteries commonly chosen by Fort Worth families:
- Greenwood Memorial Park
- Laurel Land Memorial Park
- Oakwood Cemetery
- Mount Olivet Cemetery
- Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery (veterans)
- Rose Hill Memorial Park
Veterans: we file the VA burial allowance (up to $2,000 service-connected, $1,002 otherwise) and coordinate DFW National Cemetery honors.
Houses of worship in Fort Worth we coordinate with
We have working coordination relationships with parishes, congregations, mosques, temples, and synagogues across Fort Worth. We transport the deceased to the receiving venue, manage timing with clergy, coordinate the order of service, and handle the procession to the cemetery. There is no upcharge for an off-site service at any of these venues.
Catholic
- Cathedral of Saint Patrick — 1206 Throckmorton St, Fort Worth, TX 76102. Cathedral of the Diocese of Fort Worth; Spanish-language Mass; major Tarrant County funerals.
- All Saints Catholic Church — 214 NW 20th St, Fort Worth, TX 76164. Northside; Hispanic Catholic anchor parish.
- St. Andrew Catholic Church — 3717 Stadium Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76109. Bilingual; near TCU.
- St. Mary of the Assumption — 509 W Magnolia Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76104. Hispanic Catholic; Spanish-language Mass.
Protestant & non-denominational
- Christ Chapel Bible Church — 3025 Bellaire Dr S, Fort Worth, TX 76109. Westside; large traditional sanctuary.
- First Baptist Fort Worth — 9001 Glenview Dr, Richland Hills, TX 76180. Established Baptist congregation.
- Saint John AME Church — 1805 NE 22nd St, Fort Worth, TX 76164. Historic AME home-going tradition.
Jewish
- Beth-El Congregation — 4900 Briarhaven Rd, Fort Worth, TX 76109. Reform; main Fort Worth Reform synagogue.
- Ahavath Sholom — 4050 S Hulen St, Fort Worth, TX 76109. Conservative.
Muslim
- Islamic Association of Tarrant County — 4519 Crowley Rd, Fort Worth, TX 76134. Janazah and full Islamic burial coordination.
If your home congregation is not listed, we still coordinate. Provide the venue name, address, and clergy contact — we will reach out directly. See our complete DFW vendor directory for officiants, florists, caterers, and more.
Faith and cultural services in Fort Worth
Fort Worth has large Hispanic, African American, Vietnamese, and Korean communities, along with a historically strong cowboy-country and Protestant heritage. We coordinate Catholic, Baptist, Methodist, Vietnamese Buddhist, and Korean Presbyterian services, including Spanish- and Vietnamese-language support.
County coordination
Fort Worth deaths are processed through Tarrant County (death certificates, permits). When medical-examiner jurisdiction applies, we coordinate directly with the Tarrant County Medical Examiner's Office, 200 Feliks Gwozdz Place, Fort Worth. We handle all permit applications and filings with the Texas Department of State Health Services at no additional charge.
What Fort Worth families typically ask
How fast can you arrive in Fort Worth?
Typical response time is 75 to 105 minutes, day or night. When you call, we dispatch immediately — we do not wait for a shift change or for the morning. Our on-call team handles transfers from any address in Fort Worth at any hour.
Can Fort Worth families arrange services entirely online or by phone?
Yes. Everything from the initial consultation through document signing can be completed by phone, video call, or secure online form. Many Fort Worth families never need to travel to us in person, though our Dallas office is open for visits by appointment.
What does a funeral cost in Fort Worth?
A traditional funeral with burial starts at $6,350 and a cremation with memorial service is $4,995 — the same published prices for every family in Fort Worth. Direct cremation is $1,750 through our direct-cremation service.
Do you coordinate services with Fort Worth houses of worship?
Yes. We provide transport and on-site coordination for services held at any church, synagogue, masjid, temple, or gurdwara in Fort Worth. There is no upcharge for off-site services.
What about veteran burial benefits?
Honorably discharged veterans who lived in Fort Worth are typically eligible for burial at Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery at no cost, along with a federal burial allowance, flag, and military honors. We file all VA paperwork free of charge. See our veteran benefits guide for details.