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Patricia Garcia, Managing Partner at Lighthouse Funeral Home
08/05/2024 · By Lighthouse Funeral and Cremation Services

Lighthouse Funeral Home Appoints Patricia Garcia as Managing Partner

Lighthouse Funeral and Cremation Services has named Patricia Garcia — Amarillo's only bilingual female funeral director — as managing partner, continuing its mission of compassionate, affordable care.

05/18/2023 · By Lighthouse Funeral and Cremation Services

Active Shooter Training: Be Prepared, Not Scared

Join us for a complimentary lunch during our June Community Event, featuring an "Active Shooter Training" presentation from the Amarillo P.D. Crime Prevention Unit.

Memorial Day service at Llano Cemetery
05/31/2022 · By Lighthouse Funeral and Cremation Services

Memorial Day Service

Our friends at Llano Cemetery displayed over 200 American flags and held a heartfelt service honoring our fallen veterans, with nearly 1,000 people in attendance.

Texas Panhandle Quilts of Honor recognizing veterans
02/04/2022 · By Lighthouse Funeral and Cremation Services

500 and Counting

The Texas Panhandle Quilts of Honor have hand-stitched over 500 quilts for Panhandle veterans — a moving reminder to honor those who served. A note from Joel Carver.

12/14/2021 · By Lighthouse Funeral and Cremation Services

Angel Tree Needs Our Help

Lighthouse staff and volunteers are working with the Angel Tree and Salvation Army to pack and deliver gift boxes for local families — and they need a few more hands before the Christmas deadline.

A Valentine story: The Girl with the Rose
02/10/2021 · By Lighthouse Funeral and Cremation Services

A Valentine Story – "The Girl with the Rose"

A timeless Valentine's story about character and who we truly love — shared by Lighthouse as we remember those we've loved and lost, and the caregivers who serve behind the scenes.

A patriotic thought: critics don't count
07/06/2020 · By Lighthouse Funeral and Cremation Services

A Patriotic Thought: "Critics Don't Count"

A Fourth of July reflection on Theodore Roosevelt's timeless "Man in the Arena" — a reminder that it is not the critic who counts, but the one who strives valiantly in the arena.

04/23/2020 · By Lighthouse Funeral and Cremation Services

Chemistry in the Kitchen

A stay-at-home reflection on making sourdough from scratch — and a Marie Curie quote about understanding more so we may fear less — with gratitude for the caregivers on the front lines.

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