Bill Clair Family Mortuary

Bill Clair Family Mortuary Bill Clair Family Mortuary is a full service funeral home owned by Michael & Charlotte Bill. Michael Bill and Charlotte Bill.

Bill Clair Family Mortuary is a full service funeral home owned and operated by Rev. The Bill Clair Family Mortuary has been serving the families of Houston and the surrounding areas continuously for more than 75 years.

Designer PursesHere is a photo of a woman in an open casket. Pale colors of purple lights are casted up and onto the low...
08/16/2025

Designer Purses

Here is a photo of a woman in an open casket. Pale colors of purple lights are casted up and onto the lower part of the casket. What caught our eye was the three-tiered shelf full of designer purses off to the right. We see Louis Vitton, Chanel, and other designer named purses. She was probably known for her taste in clothing and purses.

Have u honored a deceaseed person with personal items?

1958 Cadillac Series 86 HearseThis hearse was purchased by funeral director Doug Ahlgrim back in 1989.  The Ahlgrim Fami...
08/11/2025

1958 Cadillac Series 86 Hearse

This hearse was purchased by funeral director Doug Ahlgrim back in 1989. The Ahlgrim Family Funeral Home has Chicago area’s most unusual mini-golf courses in the basement of this establishment.

This Series 86 was used in the filming of a feature length movie, ‘Only the Lonely’ and a televsion show, ‘The Women of Brewster Place.

08/09/2025

Dove🕊 Release Gone Wrong

The release of majestic White Doves🕊 provides an emotional, beautiful, symbolic and memorable experience ending to a funeral or memorial service. The release provides an awesome ending to any service.

A ceremonial white dove🕊 release creates a beautiful symbolic moment of silence at any funeral. All one can hear is the gentle sounds of wings against the air as a flock of white doves are released until...Mr. Hawk needed a snack to survive.

"He catchedhim.."


GraveWe came across this photo of a graveyard that was taken somewhere in South America. To us it looked like weather-wo...
08/06/2025

Grave

We came across this photo of a graveyard that was taken somewhere in South America. To us it looked like weather-worn bed frames. These "frames" seem to serve the purpose of marking, and protecting, a loved one's grave. A pretty unique idea in our opinion.

Students At Morgue  1943Here is a black/white photo from 1943 with students visiting a morgue. Sheets cover the head and...
08/02/2025

Students At Morgue 1943

Here is a black/white photo from 1943 with students visiting a morgue. Sheets cover the head and the lower body. The body seems very emaciated. All eyes seem to be on the man in an old-school white coat. We see the shoes of the girls off to the right. One is wearing penny loafers and socks. Others are weearing saddle shoes with sock. We see many of the 'students' looking directly at the man with the doctors coat. There are three girls smiling with one showing a very broad smile.

We wonder if these students are college level or high school level students.

Have visited a morgue with other students?

Grimes SistersThe murder of the Grimes sisters is an unsolved double murder that occurred in Chicago, Illinois, on Decem...
07/29/2025

Grimes Sisters

The murder of the Grimes sisters is an unsolved double murder that occurred in Chicago, Illinois, on December 28, 1956, in which two sisters named Barbara and Patricia Grimes—aged 15 and 12 respectively—disappeared while traveling from a Brighton Park movie theater to their home in McKinley Park. Their disappearance initiated one of the largest missing persons investigations in the history of Chicago. The girls' n**e bodies were discovered alongside a deserted road in Willow Springs on January 22, 1957.

On December 28, 1956, two of the seven children born to Joseph Cornelius and Lorretta Marcela (née Hayes) Grimes—sisters Barbara, 15, and Patricia, 12—opted to view a screening of the Elvis Presley film Love Me Tender at a Brighton Park theater. This particular occasion was the eleventh time the girls had viewed this particular Presley film, and the sisters are known to have left their residence at approximately 7:30 p.m.,having promised their mother they would be home before midnight. The Brighton Theater was located approximately one-and-a-half miles from the girls' McKinley Park home.

On January 22, 1957, following a rapid thaw of recent snowfall, a construction worker named Leonard Prescott spotted what he later described as being "these flesh-colored things" behind a guard rail as he drove along a rural country road named German Church Road, approximately 200 feet east of County Line Road in unincorporated Willow Springs. Wikipedia


Dead Peoples Things For Sale🛍Thrift Stores Allow You to ExperimentBecause thrift store items are so cheap, it’s fun to e...
07/27/2025

Dead Peoples Things For Sale

🛍Thrift Stores Allow You to Experiment
Because thrift store items are so cheap, it’s fun to experiment with styles or colours that you might not usually buy.

🛍Thrift Stores Are an Opportunity to Develop Your Own Unique Sense of Style

🛍There Really Are Fabulous Finds on All the Racks at the Thrift Store

🛍Thrift Stores Have More Than Just Clothes
Thrift stores go beyond clothes. They’re the ultimate one-stop shopping experience

🛍Supporting Thrift Stores Supports the Community
(Source:Treehugger.com)

To like to go thrift shopping🛍?

What was ur best find?

Tree Baby Burial In IndonesiaWhen a baby from the Toraja tribe in Indonisia dies without teeth forming yet (before 9 mon...
07/25/2025

Tree Baby Burial In Indonesia

When a baby from the Toraja tribe in Indonisia dies without teeth forming yet (before 9 months), it is buried inside a large hole in a tree. The child is placed inside the fetal position and wrapped in a cloth. The hole is then sealed with bamboo logs and the tree generates around the child and absorbs it. It is thought that when the baby is buried in the tree the wind can waft away their souls.

The Torajan are an ethnic group indigenous to a mountainous region of South Sulawesi, Indonesia. Toraja's indigenous belief system is polytheistic animism. In Toraja society, the funeral ritual is the most elaborate and expensive event. The richer and more powerful the individual, the more expensive is the funeral. Wikipedia

GravesideHere is an old photo of a couple, with quite likely their son, near an open casket with a child.  What caught o...
07/23/2025

Graveside

Here is an old photo of a couple, with quite likely their son, near an open casket with a child. What caught our eye was the young boy is smiling. We think this is a natural thing to do when a photo was being taken. He probably did not completely grasp the seriousness of the situation. Bless his heart!

We see an old house and a tattered looking picket fence behind them. There are flowers beside the coffin/casket.

Thoughts?


Harrison Saltsman Jr.Harrison Saltsman Jr. Dies Of Crash Injury July 22, 1941Injuries received in an an-auto-train crash...
07/21/2025

Harrison Saltsman Jr.

Harrison Saltsman Jr. Dies Of Crash Injury July 22, 1941

Injuries received in an an-auto-train crash Friday night at the King Street L and N crossing caused the death of Harrison A. Saltsman Jr., 19, of Virginia Ave at 2 o'clock this morning at St. Joseph's hospital. The body was removed to the Redding-McCarney funeral home where funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday. He had 2 borther and 4 half-brothers.

Crying At The GraveGraave sites aren’t just a place for solemnity and sadness. They can be a place of quiet joy and toge...
07/19/2025

Crying At The Grave

Graave sites aren’t just a place for solemnity and sadness. They can be a place of quiet joy and togetherness as well. For many, visiting a loved one’s grave is a cherished tradition.

Paying a visit on a special day becomes part of your routine, just like calling them on their birthday had been. You can gather with friends and family members, spread a picnic blanket on the grass, and spend some time together building new memories.

Whether your loss is recent or you’re remembering someone who has been gone for a long time, there can be great comfort in talking to the deceased. You can tell them about what’s going on in your life, share your hopes and worries, or just visit with them a bit.

What is ur experience?

07/15/2025

Do Parrots Mourn?

"The process of mourning in birds is still being studied and the effects of grief can be complicated. However, it is clear that bird's are capable of feeling sadness, stress, and anxiety when another bird dies or a family member leaves the home. As an owner, it is important to recognize signs of mourning and take steps to help your bird recover. There are some effective ways to help a grieving bird, such as providing an environment with low-stress activities, avoiding loud noise and sudden changes, introducing a new companion bird if appropriate, providing comforting touches, and providing plenty of time for rest and relaxation. With a little patience and understanding, you can help your bird heal and recover from any losses they may have experienced.

The loss of another bird can affect a bird in different ways depending on the relationship they shared. Studies have shown that birds that form strong bonds with their flockmates may show signs of distress or depression when one of their flockmates passes away. The behavior of the other birds in the flock may also change as they adjust to life without their missing companion.

The loss of a companion in a domestic situation can leave a bird very sad. They have lost their sense of security and safety, making the experience very emotionally draining. During this time, birds' routines might change and they may act differently. Just like humans, they'll need extra support. Providing comfort to a grieving bird involves making sure they eat and drink normally, and talking in a gentle voice." Birdsupplies.com

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Houston, TX

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Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm

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+17135229030

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Bill Clair Family Mortuary Has Served Houston for More Than 75 Years

Bill Clair Family Mortuary is owned and operated by Rev. Michael Bill and Charlotte Bill. Bill Clair Family Mortuary has been serving the families of Houston and the surrounding areas with compassion and excellence for more than 75 years. Bill Clair Family Mortuary is a full-service funeral home, with services ranging from prearrangement to after-care, also providing a variety of funeral services, burial ceremonies, and cremations. Their highest priority is meeting every need of the families they serve, and doing so with personal and professional care of a multi-cultural mortuary.

Many people are unsure of what steps to take when there is a death of a loved one. Bill Clair Family Mortuary is committed to ensuring that the families they serve are well-informed of their options. It is important at Bill Clair Family Mortuary that a family understands their options and provide all of the necessary information to make important decisions during a sensitive time.

Bill Clair Family Mortuary believes in an economical way of caring for families in need. With a listening ear, Reverend Michael Bill provides affordable options for families to care for a loved one who has passed. When you finalize your plan, Reverend Michael Bill and/or staff will advise you of the total cost.

This funeral home is able to serve friends and neighbors throughout Houston, the surrounding areas, and this region with not only compassion, but also the skill and attention to detail that clients deserve. The commitment to their families and the community has defined their service that remains strong. Bill Clair Family Mortuary is confident they will provide a family with the care and consideration during a difficult time.