Hurley Funeral Home & Crematory

Hurley Funeral Home & Crematory, located at 118 W Oaklawn Road in Pleasanton, Texas, has been a cornerstone of compassion and service in Atascosa County for over a century. Founded by Millard Hurley and his son Charles, both natives of the area, the funeral home has been family-owned and operated through four generations, currently led by Patrick and Christina Hurley. The Hurley name has become synonymous with integrity, honesty, value, and deep-rooted community trust. The funeral home is proud to serve families with a blend of tradition and modern care, offering a full range of services including traditional funerals, cremation, memorial ceremonies, graveside services, and burial packages. Their website details tailored burial and cremation packages, a general price list, and a merchandise showroom, ensuring families can honor their loved ones in a manner that reflects their unique life. One of the most significant features is their onsite crematory, which guarantees that your loved one never leaves the care of the Hurley team, providing an added layer of security and peace of mind.

Beyond immediate needs, Hurley Funeral Home emphasizes pre-planning services, helping individuals document their wishes and lock in current pricing to ease future burdens on their families. They offer resources for veterans, grief support through a comprehensive grief library, and planning insights to guide families through difficult decisions. With a 4.9-star rating from 142 reviews on Google Maps, the funeral home is widely praised for its professionalism, compassion, and attention to detail. The facility is wheelchair accessible with an accessible entrance and parking lot, and offers on-site services to accommodate various needs. Their commitment to the community extends to offering obituary mailing lists, local florist information, and a remembrance store. Whether arranging immediate services or planning ahead, Hurley Funeral Home & Crematory stands ready to assist neighbors and friends with the dignity and respect that has defined their legacy for more than 100 years.