Grissom-Clark Funeral Home

As we give thanks for all that we have, for all that we are about to receive, and for the many blessings to come, our wish for you is to have a day filled with family, a day filled with fellowship, and a day filled with celebration as we all enjoy the holiday feast. Happy Thanksgiving

We celebrate and honor all of America's veterans for their patriotism, love of the United States, and willingness to sacrifice for our nation and the freedoms we hold so dear. If you're a veteran, we appreciate you and THANK-YOU for your service. On this special day. Happy Veteran's Day!

What is a HERO? We will never forget....

Grieving is a lifelong process. Over time you can forget your loved one is not here anymore. Read this interesting story on how an individual accidentally forgot his dad passed away.

Mrs. Bessie Mae Clark

When you talk with a Veteran who lost a friend in war, the words can be hard to come by. Memorial Day for many is when those vivid memories can flood back like they happened just yesterday. Grisson - Clark Funeral Home salutes and remembers the men and women of the United States Armed Forces who died for love of country so that we might live free.

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We take great pride in being able to honor our Veterans as they are laid to rest. They deserve respect, dignity, and honor for all that they have given to keep us and our country safe. We thank you, and are always here to serve you!

When someone you love dies, the overwhelming sense of loss that occurs is known as grief. While grief is normal, no one should have to go through it alone. Surround yourself with love and be patient with your thoughts.

Mother’s Day is the special time of year when you get to celebrate your first best friend and the person you always turn to when you need advice. Mother’s Day is also a great time to show your love for all the other wonderful women in your life.

LIVE SERVICE HERE> http://client.tribucast.com/tcid/36604025 Aldrich Norval Cain is also known as Drek was born to Yolanda Cain and Donald Arnold on December 23, 1993. He passed on April 23, 2020. Aldrich Cain was educated in the Atlanta Public School System. He attended Whiteford Elementary School & Charles R. Drew Charter Elementary School. G.P Babbs Middle School, where he was awarded an MVP Award for football. He attended Alonzo A. Crim High School. On June 10, 2017 he be...came a father to his loving daughter Logan Yahpah Davis. Aldrich Cain had a beautiful spirit along with a beautiful big broad smile. He had a solid foundation with multiple talents. Two of his many talents was being a great painter & artist. Also, he let it be known that blue was his favorite color. He was preceded in death by his grandparents Julius (Buddy) & Willie Mae (Helen) Cain. Great grandparents Fannie Mae Lockett, Author Arnold, Raymond & Mary Favors. Great-great grandparents Martha Jackson and Hendrick Burton. An uncle Ronquel Burton and a special cousin George Butler. He leaves to cherish his memories, his daughter Logan Yahpah Davis. Both parents Yolanda Cain (Charles) and Donald Arnold. Grandparents Vicky and Curtis Dabney, Donald Burton. Five siblings, Jasper (Jap) Brooks (Bianca), Jasmina (Pie) Cain (Kay), Montavious (Tay) Cain (Kyndal), Charles (Lil Charles) Pope lll and Deshun Arnold. Three beautiful nieces Paris Cain, London Davis and Kymil Cain. Three handsome nephews Paul Jones Jr, Kingston Jamal Brooks and Larry Davis Jr. Two great aunts Teresa Burton and Agnes Frye. One deeply admired uncle Chad Dabney and a great uncle Genathen Gibson. Two honorary uncles Curtis Dabney, Jr. and Jameal Harris. Also, a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, and many special friends. See more

How has #COVID19 pandemic changed end of life matters. Tune in as we discuss the current state of our profession and the impact on how we continue to operate.

Celebration of Life for Mrs. Hattie Mae White ..

Celebration of Life service for Rev. Thomas P. Grissom...

Gail Rubin presents "Kicking the Bucket List: Downsizing and Organizing Things to Do Before You Die" in association with Keith E. Charles, with Legend CFS. Do you plan to live forever? Do you ever plan to move? Depending on where you’re going, you can’t take it with you.... This talk focuses on practical ways to downsize excess goods without being overwhelmed by the job, what you need to know to organize your information for your executor, and how to plan for end-of-life issues. Less than 30% of adults do any end-of-life planning, leaving 70% or more of our loved ones scrambling to collect information and make expensive decisions under duress of grief. It doesn't have to be that way. This talk includes a discussion of the differences between pre-need funeral planning insurance, burial insurance, and life insurance policies. Gail Rubin, CT, The Doyenne of Death, is author of the award-winning books A Good Goodbye: Funeral Planning for Those Who Don’t Plan to Die, Kicking the Bucket List: 100 Downsizing and Organizing Things to Do Before You Die, and Hail and Farewell: Cremation Ceremonies, Templates, and Tips. She is also the coordinator of the award-winning Before I Die New Mexico Festival. A doyenne is a woman who’s considered senior in a group who knows a lot about a particular subject. Gail is a Certified Thanatologist (a death educator) and speaker who uses humor and films to get end-of-life conversations started. Her 2015 TEDx talk (https://youtu.be/r9qR4ZiGX2Y) focuses on the importance of starting end-of-life conversations before there’s a death in the family. Albuquerque Business First named her one of their Women of Influence in 2019. She’s a member of the Association for Death Education and Counseling, the International Cemetery, Cremation and Funeral Association, Toastmasters International and the National Speakers Association. Her motto is: Talking about sex won’t make you pregnant. Talking about funerals won’t make you dead.