The Luther Johnson Funeral Home

06/17/2024

From The Luther Johnson Funeral Home

Happy Fathers Day!!

11/07/2023

01/06/2023

The loss of a loved one can leave you with a lot of unanswered questions, feelings of stress and anxiety and grief that makes events difficult to handle. The experienced funeral directors at The Luther Johnson Funeral Home and Cremation Services will guide you through the aspects of the funeral se...

12/04/2021

Wishing you a safe and happy holiday!

06/29/2021

Your play brother, "Lil" Luther and close confidant of the family for a lifetime.

06/02/2021

It's sad that cowards who favor another candidate would stoop so low to express themselves. That's exactly why their type of candidate should never be elected.

05/25/2021

History already ranks him near the top 10. WOW!!!!!! The facts are overwhelming and cannot be disputed by lies.

05/23/2021

Live stream of Mr. John Cecil Reese Funeral

05/12/2021

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05/03/2021

I remember us having a buick hearse this model. It was black and always looked scary with that grill when backed in a garage.

Defunct Sheppard FH gorgeous two-tone '50 Flxible Buick Premier combination scanned from undated '90s 35mm print. Model -750 carried a $6,235 base price.

05/03/2021

My dad, the late Luther Johnson, Jr., told me when he started working at the funeral home at age 14, this is what the hearse looked like.

'36 AJ Miller Packard combination capture when serving Mockler Funeral Home in Caribou, ME from small period snapshot.

05/03/2021

This is what the inside back of the hearses looked like when I was a toddler. It could be converted with pop up seats from transporting a casket at a funeral, to rushing the sick to the hospital. The cot would attach to the rail you see below the curtain, and family could sit beside the patient.

'61 Superior Coaches Royale limo style combination rear compartment advertising capture scanned from original large 8x10 glossy in collection. Note square style of Superior's flip rollers which started this year.

05/03/2021

As we remember our funeral home past, this model of hearse was used at one time during our history. It was a combo hearse/ambulance, which when not used on funerals to transport caskets, could convert into an emergency vehicle by attaching a red emergency revolving light on top, and had 2 pop up seats inside the 2nd door on the side for persons riding along with the patient to the hospital.

'67 Superior Coaches Royale limo style combination advertising capture, scanned from original large 8x10 glossy while perusing factory archives. Note cabinetry and roof vent, each uncommon for a combination. Model carried an $11,507 base price.

03/13/2021

Congratulations to friends I used to train under. Well deserved and highly respected group of martial arts mentors in one area of the country like no other.

By W. Thomas Smith Jr. Bruce Brutschy, noted self-defense and fitness instructor and a member of the S.C. Black Belt Hall of Fame, received a S.C. Senate Commendation from Sen.…

03/10/2021

Mike Genova of Genova Family Karate decides to take a karate punch to the trash troubles in our state. He's teaming up with Palmetto Pride for a Saturday lit...

02/02/2021

02/02/2021

This was the 2nd Hearse / Ambulance Combination, they called it that I remember. Mr. S.C. Franks had a white one just like this with red light on top. I used to love riding in it at 8 and 9 years old as the men speeded thru the streets with the siren blowing as they rushed to someones home, retrieved the sick person and drove at top notch speed to get them to the hospital. I would take not even a thousand dollars in exchange for that experience.