Laurel Land Funeral Home Of Fort Worth

Laurel Land Funeral Home of Fort Worth, located at 7100 Crowley Road, Fort Worth, Texas, is a distinguished funeral home and memorial park that has served the South Tarrant County community for decades. Situated on the grounds of the historic Laurel Land Memorial Park, the funeral home offers comprehensive funeral, cremation, memorial, and burial services through its sister locations, providing families with seamless planning under one trusted provider. With an outstanding rating of 4.7 stars from over 1,000 reviews on Google, Laurel Land is renowned for its compassionate, professional staff and meticulously maintained facilities.

The funeral home underwent a major renovation that updated every aspect of the space, creating a warm and welcoming environment. Features include a lovely greeting area with an open staircase, intimate family rooms, a reception room for catered events, and a memorial chapel that seats up to 250 guests with state-of-the-art audio-visual capabilities. The team includes bilingual staff and a funeral celebrant, enabling personalized services that honor unique lives. From traditional funerals to modern celebrations of life, they can incorporate personal touches such as photo displays, multimedia tributes, themed decor, live music, and favorite food and drinks. Their specialty is creating grand celebrations that reflect the personality and passions of the individual.

Laurel Land Memorial Park opened in the early 1920s as Park Lawn Cemetery and now encompasses nearly 100 developed acres with over 35,000 interments. The cemetery features mature trees, sweeping green lawns, and thoughtful statues—some carved from marble sourced from the same Italian quarry used by Michelangelo. There are 45 themed gardens, including the Psalms Garden for cremated remains, Babyland for infants and youth, and the newer Garden of Reflections with a trellis and water feature. Memorialization options include traditional ground burial, indoor and outdoor mausoleum entombment, cremation gardens, and prestigious family estates. The Chapel of Chimes, built in 1953 as a replica of St. Paul's Church, seats 65 guests and features bells that toll from dawn to dusk; it also includes an adjacent cremation garden. The cemetery honors veterans with two dedicated areas and is open to people of all cultures and faiths.

The funeral home was constructed on the cemetery grounds in 1980. The Widner-Roberts family owned the property from 1942 until 1986, when it was sold to Stewart Inc. In 2013, Laurel Land became part of the Dignity Memorial network of service providers, ensuring quality, compassionate care and a 100% service guarantee. The facility is wheelchair accessible and offers onsite services. Whether for immediate needs or advance planning, Laurel Land’s caring teams are available 24/7 to guide families through the entire process, providing a serene and respectful experience during life’s most difficult moments.