Wright's Funeral Parlor

Wright's Funeral Parlor Family Owned & Family Focused
Serving the Hill Country since 2000 Wright and Bobby J. Wright. Cynthia chose the mortuary field after serving in the U.S.

Wright's Funeral Parlor was established and licensed by the Texas Funeral Service Commission (TFSC #2220) on July 2000 by Cynthia D. Navy and having the opportunity to go to the school of her choice. Her daughter Melissa Hernandez quickly got involved in the family business, graduating from SAC in 2002 with a degree in funeral directing. In May of 2019 Melissa Hernandez and her husband, Victor, took over the business following Cynthia's medical retirement. Continuing on the family owned business, daughter-in-law, Trista Lewis started in October 2019 as the pre-arrangement specialist and will begin funeral directing school in the fall of 2021 at Dallas Inst. of Funeral Service with graduation set for Fall 2023. Melissa and Trista plan on continuing with the same values and traditions that founded Wright's Funeral Parlor. Now that a new generation of the Wright family is managing the funeral home we are taking a more progressive outlook when it comes to personalizing everyone's experience. We have found a modern way to help families grieve and honor their loved ones with customizable and personable prayer cards, memorial tribute videos and funeral services. The funeral home is honored to serve the Hill Country for over two decades. We are proud to be truly family owned and operated; Melissa & Victor Hernandez, Trista Lewis, Nicholas Wright and family. Our family takes pride in putting families first and making the services we offer affordable and personal to fit everyone's need. Family Owned & Family Focused.

02/25/2026
A Lenten Reflection on Grief and HopeLent is a season that invites us to slow down, reflect, and sit quietly with the de...
02/22/2026

A Lenten Reflection on Grief and Hope

Lent is a season that invites us to slow down, reflect, and sit quietly with the deeper truths of life. It reminds us that love and loss are woven together, and that grief is not something to rush through, but something to honor.

In moments of sorrow, Lent offers space to remember, to mourn, and to heal. It teaches us that even in times of sadness, hope is never absent. Just as the season begins in ashes, it leads us toward renewal, light, and resurrection.

At our funeral home, we walk alongside families during some of their most tender moments. During this Lenten season, we reflect on the sacredness of memory, the strength found in community, and the comfort that comes from being held in compassion and care.

May this season bring quiet peace to grieving hearts, gentle reminders that love endures beyond loss, and reassurance that no one walks this journey alone.

🌿 Grief Education: What to Know About Grief 🌿Grief is not a straight line, a checklist, or something to “get over.” It i...
02/20/2026

🌿 Grief Education: What to Know About Grief 🌿

Grief is not a straight line, a checklist, or something to “get over.” It is a deeply personal experience that looks different for every person and every loss.

Grief can show up in many ways — emotionally, physically, and even mentally. Some days may feel manageable, while others feel unexpectedly heavy. Both are normal. Healing doesn’t mean forgetting or moving on; it means learning how to carry the love and the loss together.

There is no correct timeline for grief. Feeling sadness, anger, guilt, confusion, or even moments of peace are all part of the process. Allowing yourself grace, rest, and support is an important step toward healing.

At Wright’s Funeral Parlor, we believe education and understanding can help ease the weight of grief. If you or someone you love needs resources, guidance, or simply a listening ear, we are always here to support you. 💛🕊️

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1913 Junction Highway
Kerrville, TX
78028

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