About Shoshoni Trails
Shoshoni Trails is an established residential pocket in far West Plano, tucked north of Parker Road and west of Coit, with tree-lined streets, mature landscaping, and homes built primarily in the late 1980s and 1990s. It is a quiet, family-oriented neighborhood whose residents draw from a broad mix of faith traditions — Methodist, Baptist, non-denominational Christian, Catholic, Hindu, and a growing number of families from the Indian and East Asian communities that shape West Plano's cultural fabric. Because the neighborhood sits inside the Plano Independent School District's Plano West Senior High feeder pattern, many of the families we serve here have deep, multi-decade ties to the same block, the same church, and the same neighbors — and they want a funeral home that will honor those relationships rather than rush past them.
ZIP codes served: 75025 (primary); overlaps with 75024 and 75093 at the neighborhood edges.
Hyper-local references for Shoshoni Trails families
The names below are the venues, hospitals, and vendors that Shoshoni Trails families most often need when planning a service. Addresses are drawn from publicly listed facility information; drive times reflect typical off-peak travel from the Shoshoni Trails area.
Hospitals & care facilities near Shoshoni Trails
- Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano — 6200 W Parker Rd, Plano, TX 75093 (roughly 5–7 minutes south via Parker Road). The primary acute-care hospital for most West Plano ZIPs.
- Baylor Scott & White Medical Center — Plano — 4700 Alliance Blvd, Plano, TX 75093 (roughly 8–10 minutes south via the Dallas North Tollway). Level II trauma center.
- Medical City Plano — 3901 W 15th St, Plano, TX 75075 (roughly 12–15 minutes southeast). Level II trauma, comprehensive stroke center.
- Children's Medical Center Plano — 7601 Preston Rd, Plano, TX 75024 (roughly 10 minutes east). For pediatric loss, we coordinate carefully with their bereavement staff.
When a death occurs at any of these facilities, the family does not need to arrange transfer themselves. One call to our 24/7 line at (214) 550-7369 is enough; we notify the hospital's decedent-affairs desk, present the required transfer authorization, and coordinate release directly with nursing supervisors. Most Plano-area hospital transfers are completed within two hours of a family's initial call, though timing depends on the facility's release window and any medical examiner review.
Houses of worship in or near Shoshoni Trails
- St. Andrew United Methodist Church — 5801 W Plano Pkwy, Plano, TX 75093. One of the largest UMC congregations in the region; frequent host for Methodist funerals and memorial services.
- Custer Road United Methodist Church — 6601 Custer Rd, Plano, TX 75023. Long-established Methodist congregation with a dedicated funeral coordinator.
- Prince of Peace Catholic Community — 5100 Plano Pkwy E, Plano, TX 75093. Bilingual English/Spanish parish; celebrates funeral Mass in both languages.
- Prestonwood Baptist Church — 6801 W Park Blvd, Plano, TX 75093. Large evangelical congregation with in-house memorial spaces.
- Karya Siddhi Hanuman Temple — 12030 Old Denton Rd, Frisco, TX 75033 (roughly 15 minutes north). Closest Hindu temple for West Plano families; our team is familiar with the antyesti (last-rites) sequence and coordinates directly with temple priests.
- DFW Hindu Temple — Ekta Mandir — 1605 N Britain Rd, Irving, TX 75061 (roughly 30 minutes southwest), for families whose ancestral congregation is farther afield.
Nearest cemeteries
- Restland Memorial Park — 13005 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX 75243 (roughly 20–25 minutes south via US-75). The largest non-denominational cemetery serving North Dallas and Plano; multiple sections and a working crematory on the grounds.
- Ridgeview Memorial Park — 6220 W Parker Rd, Allen, TX 75002 (roughly 15 minutes northeast). A quieter, more contemporary Plano-area option.
- Sparkman/Hillcrest Memorial Park — 7405 W Northwest Hwy, Dallas, TX 75225 (roughly 30 minutes south). Traditional; frequently requested for Jewish and Christian burials in the same park.
- DFW National Cemetery — 2000 Mountain Creek Pkwy, Dallas, TX 75211 (roughly 45 minutes southwest). Veterans and eligible dependents. We handle VA Form 40-1330 and all committal-service coordination at no additional fee.
Florists serving Shoshoni Trails
- McShan Florist (Plano) — 940 W Spring Creek Pkwy — family-owned since 1948; same-day sympathy delivery to all Plano ZIPs.
- Plano House of Flowers — 500 N Central Expy, Plano, TX 75074. Independent local florist experienced with funeral sprays and standing casket pieces.
Community landmarks
- Shoshoni Park (neighborhood green space)
- Plano West Senior High School — 5601 W Parker Rd
- Russell Creek Park — a common gathering point after graveside services
- Arbor Hills Nature Preserve — where several families have chosen to hold outdoor memorial gatherings
At-need response in Shoshoni Trails
For families in Shoshoni Trails, our team dispatches from our office at 12101 Greenville Ave. #118 in north Dallas. Under typical traffic conditions the transfer vehicle reaches the neighborhood in roughly 25–35 minutes; during rush hour on US-75 or the Dallas North Tollway that can extend to 45 minutes. If a loved one has passed at home, we ask that you call us first — before contacting anyone else — so we can walk you through the required 9-1-1 or hospice notification, prepare paperwork remotely, and time our arrival to match the physician or medical examiner's release. When you call, we do not wait for a shift change or morning business hours. Carlos Vargas or a member of the arrangement team answers directly, twenty-four hours a day.
Common questions from Shoshoni Trails families
Do you serve 75025 and the other West Plano ZIP codes?
Yes. Shoshoni Trails sits primarily inside 75025, and we regularly serve families across 75023, 75024, 75025, 75074, 75075, and 75093. Coverage is the same across all Plano ZIPs; there is no additional mileage or "outside service area" fee.
My family's service will be at St. Andrew UMC or Prestonwood Baptist. Do you coordinate with those churches directly?
Yes. Both churches have dedicated funeral or bereavement coordinators, and we work through them on scheduling, sound and livestream requirements, floral placement, and any reception logistics in the parlor or fellowship hall. You do not need to make separate phone calls; we handle the church-facing coordination once you confirm the day and time.
Can you accommodate a Hindu cremation with the family present?
Yes. For families observing Hindu antyesti rites, we coordinate the viewing and prayer sequence at our facility or the temple, transport to the crematory, and — where the family requests — witness attendance at the retort with the priest present. Please tell us this on the first call so we can allow the proper time.
What if the death happens at Texas Health Presbyterian Plano late at night?
Call us first at (214) 550-7369. Our transfer team is on call around the clock; we notify the hospital's after-hours decedent-affairs desk and coordinate release directly. Families are not required to remain at the hospital while we handle the transfer.
Do you offer bilingual English/Spanish arrangements for Plano families?
Yes. Our team includes bilingual staff, and every arrangement document — the General Price List, statement of goods and services, and authorization forms — is available in Spanish on request. See our páginas en español.
Full Plano coverage
Shoshoni Trails is part of our full Plano service area, which includes the complete list of hospitals, cemeteries, and houses of worship across the city, and connects to neighboring areas such as Legacy West, Willow Bend, and West Plano. For officiants, caterers, monument makers, and grief counseling, see our DFW funeral vendor directory.
Start with a call
Whether you need immediate at-need care, want pricing information, or are exploring pre-planning, the first conversation is always free and unpressured. Call (214) 550-7369 or contact our team online.