December 13, 2018 - Mangum Funeral Home recently presented a donation to The Shelby County Cancer Fund, a group of volunteers made up of caretakers and cancer survivors that provides assistance to Shelby County residents living through cancer. Pictured from left are Becky Elliott, Sandy Runnels and Stacy O’Rear with the Shelby County Cancer Fund and Danny Mounger with Mangum Funeral Home. Not pictured are Shelby County Cancer Fund volunteers LaDonna Kennon, Shanai Oswalt, Emily Koonce, Gina Jones and Sharon Baker.
Mangum Funeral Home has always been a local, family-owned-and-operated funeral establishment. Since G.C. Mangum went into business with S.P. Irving in 1925, Mangum Funeral Home has provided caring, professional service to the families of Shelby County. Today Mangum Funeral Home assists East Texans with comfort and support when they need it most, offers concerned family and friends the opportunity to share condolences and send tributes online, and provides pre-planning services for those who want to protect their loved one from having to make difficult decisions at a time of grief and emotional stress.
Laird Funeral Home recently presented a donation to help the Nacogdoches Senior Center in its mission to provide affordable meals, fitness classes and other activities. Pictured from left are Shannon Mounger with Laird Funeral Home, Tammy Blank, the Senior Center’s executive director, Mike Kelly, President of the Senior Center’s board, and Danny Mounger with Laird Funeral Home.
Lynn Laird opened Laird Funeral Home in 1979. Mounger moved to Nacogdoches in 2008 to partner with Laird. Their family of firms includes Taylor, Corrigan and Mangum Funeral Homes. Laird Funeral Home assists East Texans with comfort and support when they need it most, offers concerned family and friends the opportunity to share condolences and send tributes online, and provides pre-planning services for those who want to protect their loved one from having to make difficult decisions at a time of grief and emotional stress.
