Denton County includes Denton, Lewisville, Flower Mound, The Colony (partial Coppell). Below, services we have been honored to conduct for Denton County families, shared with explicit family permission.
Serving Denton County families
Denton County is one of the fastest-growing counties in Texas, with a population of roughly one million residents spread across the northern edge of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. We serve families throughout the county, including the university city of Denton (home to the University of North Texas and Texas Woman’s University), the lakeside communities of Lewisville and The Colony, the master-planned neighborhoods of Flower Mound and Highland Village, and the growing suburbs of Little Elm, Corinth, and Sanger. Every family is welcomed with the same standard of care regardless of city, faith, or budget — and our care team is available around the clock at (214) 550-7369.
Cemeteries and burial grounds in Denton County
When families choose burial within Denton County, we coordinate directly with the cemetery office of their choice on opening/closing, vault requirements, and graveside logistics. Historic and active grounds we work with include:
- IOOF Cemetery (Denton) — one of the oldest cemeteries in the county, established in the 19th century by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows on the north side of Denton.
- Cross Timbers Cemetery (Flower Mound) — a small historic cemetery in the Cross Timbers area of southern Denton County, with grave records dating back to the 1800s.
- Roselawn Memorial Park (Denton) — a modern memorial-park style cemetery serving families across central Denton County.
- Lewisville City Cemetery (Lewisville) — a long-established municipal cemetery in the heart of Lewisville.
- Old Alton Cemetery (near Corinth) — a historic community cemetery marking one of the original settlements in the region.
If a family is considering a different cemetery — church-owned, family plot, veterans’ ground, or otherwise — we will still handle the arrangement end-to-end. Please always confirm plot availability, current pricing, and endowment requirements directly with the cemetery office of your choice.
Sharing a tribute here
Every tribute published on this page is opt-in only. We never publish a family’s name, city, service details, or photograph without written permission from the person legally authorized to make funeral decisions. Families who prefer complete privacy remain unnamed here — and that is by far the most common choice. The stories below are shared because those families asked us to share them, and because they thought their experience might quietly help another Denton County family finding this page during a hard week.
An interfaith service for a Flower Mound family
Family of P. · Flower Mound, 2026
A patriarch whose adult children practiced different faiths (Catholic, Hindu, and secular). We coordinated a combined memorial service that honored each tradition in turn, followed by cremation and scattering at a family-chosen site.
A university-community memorial in Denton
Family of E. · Denton, 2026
A long-tenured UNT faculty member. Memorial service held at a campus chapel in partnership with his department, attended by decades of students and colleagues. Cremation at our Texas crematory; remains returned to his family.