Rector Funeral Home

Zach Sustaita at Rector Funeral home recently helped us in planning our Mothers graveside service. Everything was fine until we got to Turkey, Tx were we waited at the funeral home & the hurst never showed up. The graveside service was at 10 am. At 20 till 10 we drove out to the cemetery & no one was there either. Finally the hurst came late, and my family had to help one lady that drove the hurst set up the graveside for the service. It was a nightmare as we only bury our Mother once. After we got back to Amarillo, we went to see the owner, Lynn Rector. Sure enough Zachs notes stated my Mother was to go to Funeral Home in Turkey. Mr Rector promised I’d get an apology from Zach, but I haven’t. Today is July 27. My Mother was buried July 12.

Review a Funeral Home for my 400^th review? Well, why not? This was definitely our «hour of need» and this place came through for my family. It was actually the third time in 4 years their services have been needed and because my sister-​in-​law was very satisfied with their service after her mother passed away, she turned to them again when her little brother died unexpectedly a year ago.
On January 25^th my big brother had a massive heart attack, totally unexpected since he had no previous heart conditions. They made it to the hospital but in spite of heroic efforts by the doctors, they were unable to save him. He was only 65. Our family is heartbroken to lose him.
Again, Rector Funeral Home was contacted to assist in planning the services. When I got to town I went there for a viewing. No one else was there at the time I went. When I broke down, it was the receptionist who put her arms around me and comforted me, almost as if she was family. I really appreciated that.
My brother had so many family, friends and acquaintances and was so well-​thought of that they predicted more people would attend services than their chapel could hold. The director stepped forward and offered the church he attends for the services. They were right, the church was full. It was very heartwarming to see the outpouring of affection from all those who knew my brother and were sorry to lose him. The church ladies even prepared a lovely lunch for about 50 of the family and close friends following the services.
We all hope we won’t lose the ones we love. But we will, eventually, and it’s comforting to know there is a place like this who will help you take care of your needs and provide you with as meaningful an experience as possible. Thank you, Mr. and Mrs. Rector.