Dotson Funeral Home & Cremation

02/03/2026

We were privileged to lay Mr. Donald “Donnie” Holbert to rest this morning in his ‘Allis Chalmers ‘ Casket- custom painted to match his beloved antique tractor. We were thrilled to help this dear family say goodbye in a manner reflecting his life and who he was.

By being a local, family owned funeral home, we don’t have to go up a corporate ladder and ask permission from a high level executive in another state or country like a corporate owned funeral home does.

We answer only to you; the families we serve and our community. And by being local, our costs to you are less.

If you’d like to have a conversation about a custom celebration or remembrance, we are here to help. We also offer Preplanning- so you can tell your family exactly what you want. Let’s talk! 🙏🏼

02/01/2026

Thankful to our friends at Apostle Asphalt Maintenance LLC for treating our parking lot today from the snow and ice and prepare our facility to serve families this week. This is a good local business. We are proud to call them neighbors and friends. 🙏🏼

01/31/2026

Please stay off the roads and enjoy this special time with your family. And keep warm! It’s cold outside! 🥶

We thank you for your trust in us and stand ready to help when needed. 🙏🏼

12/25/2025

From Our Family to yours, We hope you and your family had a Merry Christmas; full of love, togetherness, and sharing. 🙏🏼

11/11/2025

🇺🇸 Honoring Our Nation’s Heroes This Veterans Day:
Today, we pause to honor the brave men and women who have served our country with courage and sacrifice.

At Dotson Funeral Home & Cremation, we are proud to ‘go the extra mile’ for our Veterans to ensure they receive the honors and benefits they have earned. We coordinate these services at no additional cost to families.

It is our privilege to serve this community as your family owned and operated funeral home, founded by the late Clarence Dotson, a proud Veteran of the U.S. Army.

If you have questions or would like to schedule a pre-arrangement appointment, please contact us anytime. We are available 24/7 for deaths and emergencies.

10/25/2025

We felt very priviliged to be able to sponsor the monthly breakfast for the brave veterans of VFW of Louisville TN Post 5154 and share all the ways that Dotson goes the extra mile to honor and celebrate Veteran’s lives.

10/17/2025

We really enjoyed our day today at the Daily Times Grand Times Senior Expo. It was such a blessing to get to spend time with some incredible Seniors and share information with them.

08/11/2025

Did you know- that we can direct funerals and graveside ceremonies anywhere in the State of TN?

So if you wish to be buried in your family plot many miles from Blount County, we can coordinate that- just like we were honored to do for the Arendt Family today in Piney Flats, TN.

08/06/2025

Traffic Announcement:

If you are driving down Wildwood Road from Maryville to us, the road is closed between Andy Harris Road and the N. Wildwood interchange. Please follow the detours or consider driving Sevierville Road from Maryville. Thank you & God Bless. 🙏🏼

If you come from wildwood rd to church remember the road is closed!

07/11/2025

Our visitor for the day in the back field. You won’t find this at any other funeral home. We feel very fortunate to live and work in this magical community and offer our peaceful setting in Wildwood to the families we serve as a place of reflection and healing.

07/10/2025

Very grateful and fortunate to be selected as a winner of Subs & Such customer appreciation gift basket. Such a generous gift. This is a good local business and we’re proud to call them friends.

Pictured: Brent (Dotson Funeral Home) & Mike(Subs&Such)

06/22/2025

We were honored to be a sponsor of today’s Luncheon & Blessing of the Bikers at Wildwood Baptist Church - Maryville. As the only funeral home located right here in the Wildwood community, it means so much to us to support our neighbors and take part in events that bring people together in faith and fellowship.

This beautiful service, led by Pastor Charlie, was a time of worship, reflection, and connection—and it also supported a wonderful cause: the East Tennessee Freedom Schools’ Ride To Read initiative, helping to promote literacy among local youth.

We’re proud to be part of a community with so much heart.