E. Pearson and Son Funeral Home

R. E. Pearson and Son Funeral Home, also known as Pearson-Jones Funeral Services, has been a trusted pillar of the Lawrenceville and Emporia communities in Virginia for generations. Founded by Richard E. Pearson and now led by President Ronnell E. Pearson, this family-owned and operated funeral home is built on a legacy of compassionate, personalized care. The business operates two convenient locations: the main office at 400 Court Street in Lawrenceville, and a second facility at 556 Halifax Street in Emporia. Guided by the motto "A Complete Service To Those We Serve," the dedicated team of experienced professionals is available around the clock to assist families during their most difficult times. The funeral home offers a comprehensive range of services designed to honor the life and memory of every individual. These include traditional funeral services, burial options, and cremation services, as well as pre-arrangement packages that allow families to plan ahead with peace of mind. Additional offerings include monument selection and notary public services. The staff is committed to personalizing each service to reflect the unique personality and wishes of the deceased, ensuring a meaningful and lasting tribute. R. E. Pearson and Son Funeral Home deeply values its role in the community. The team strives to create a warm, welcoming environment where families can gather to share memories and support one another. The facilities are fully wheelchair accessible, with on-site parking available for convenience. Regular business hours are Monday through Saturday from 9 AM to 5 PM, and Sunday from 10 AM to 5 PM. However, viewing hours extend until 7 PM daily (6 PM on Sundays), and the funeral home remains on call for emergencies and after-hours needs, seven days a week. Whether a family requires immediate assistance or wishes to plan ahead, the caring staff at R. E. Pearson and Son Funeral Home is always ready to provide guidance, comfort, and professional support. The business continues to be a cornerstone of the region, upholding the values of respect, dignity, and service that have defined it since its founding.