Lincoln Funeral Home and Memorial Parks

Lincoln Funeral Home and Memorial Parks Lincoln Funeral Home and Memorial Parks has been serving the community proudly for over 100 years.

Lincoln Funeral Home and Memorial Parks has been serving the community proudly for 89 years. Our beautiful 180 acre cemetery, in combination with our newly remodeled funeral home and chapel, which seats 250 guest, provides our families the convenience of one location that can assist them with all of their needs at such a difficult time.

You might feel angry at the person who died, which can surprise you or feel off-limits when people expect only positive ...
06/08/2026

You might feel angry at the person who died, which can surprise you or feel off-limits when people expect only positive memories. Anger shows up in grief more often than people admit. You can miss someone deeply and still feel furious they're gone. That anger grows when you're the first in your circle to lose a parent, widowed in your early forties, or watching your parents decline while friends plan holidays with their healthy families. Acknowledging your anger can make grief a little easier to carry.

Sorting through someone's things after they die is emotionally exhausting in ways people don't always talk about. Every ...
06/04/2026

Sorting through someone's things after they die is emotionally exhausting in ways people don't always talk about. Every item brings up memories and deciding what to keep or give away feels impossible because it all mattered to them. You might need to tackle this right away, or wait months or years before you're ready. No timeline exists for when you should go through their belongings, and doing it in small pieces works just as well as facing everything at once.

🌿 Your grief belongs to you. 🌿
06/01/2026

🌿 Your grief belongs to you. 🌿

After someone dies, you might notice that your social circle changes in unexpected ways. Your closest friends might stru...
06/01/2026

After someone dies, you might notice that your social circle changes in unexpected ways. Your closest friends might struggle to know what to say, so they pull back without meaning to hurt you. And you might see that others you didn't expect send you texts on holidays acknowledging how the day is hard for you. Sometimes grief reveals the most unexpected sources of comfort.

Guests hold onto small keepsakes from funerals for years, which often surprises families. Prayer cards, printed photos, ...
05/28/2026

Guests hold onto small keepsakes from funerals for years, which often surprises families. Prayer cards, printed photos, bookmarks, seeds to plant, or something unique that connects to your interests all work well. These mementos give people something tangible to hold onto when they're missing you, and they often end up tucked into wallets or displayed on shelves for years.

If you have ideas about what you'd like offered, telling your family now helps them create something guests will actually treasure instead of toss. Keepsakes work best when they reflect who you were and what mattered to you. We can help your family coordinate printing or sourcing whatever you have in mind.

On Memorial Day, we remember the men and women who died while serving our country.Their memory lives on in family storie...
05/25/2026

On Memorial Day, we remember the men and women who died while serving our country.

Their memory lives on in family stories, familiar places, and the history shared by the people who still speak their names.

Today, we honor their sacrifice and the place they still hold in the lives of their families and in our community.

Most families don't realize how many service options exist beyond traditional funerals. You can plan a memorial service ...
05/23/2026

Most families don't realize how many service options exist beyond traditional funerals. You can plan a memorial service without the body present, a graveside gathering for just close family, or something completely informal that feels more like a celebration than a ceremony. Some people want the full traditional structure with viewing and formal service, others need something simpler that can come together quickly.

Your family will appreciate knowing which direction feels right to you. When you tell them what kind of service matches your personality and their needs, they spend less time second-guessing and more time focusing on saying goodbye well. We'll help you think through what each option involves so you can choose what fits.

People will ask how you're doing or bring up the person who died because they care and want to help, but sometimes you j...
05/19/2026

People will ask how you're doing or bring up the person who died because they care and want to help, but sometimes you just don't want to talk about it. You might be tired of explaining how you feel, need a break from thinking about your loss, or simply don't have the energy for that conversation right now. Change the subject if you need to, give a short answer, or tell someone kindly that you're not up for discussing it today. You don't owe anyone an explanation about your grief.

Your family may want to decide whether to request flowers at your funeral or ask guests to donate to a cause instead, an...
05/16/2026

Your family may want to decide whether to request flowers at your funeral or ask guests to donate to a cause instead, and knowing your preference helps them make that call confidently. Traditional flower arrangements create a beautiful visual tribute, donations to organizations you cared about extend your impact beyond your lifetime, and some families do both. Each choice honors you differently.

Without your input, your family might default to flowers because it feels expected, even if you'd rather see money go toward cancer research or the animal shelter or your church. Telling them what feels right to you gives guests a clear way to honor your memory. We can help coordinate flower deliveries or provide donation information based on whatever direction you choose.

People sometimes hesitate to say a person’s name after they die because they don’t want to make your day harder, or “rem...
05/13/2026

People sometimes hesitate to say a person’s name after they die because they don’t want to make your day harder, or “remind” you that they’re gone. (Yes, of course you know.) But, hearing their name can feel like music, and it confirms that this person existed and mattered. You can tell the people close to you that their name belongs in conversations, that you want to hear it. Chances are they’re just worried about saying the wrong thing and will appreciate knowing how they can support you.

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8100 Fireside Drive
Dallas, TX
75217

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(214) 398-8133

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