Adams Funeral Home in Crosbyton started in the early 1920’s with a Mr. Hatchell selling caskets out of a hardware store. In 1926, the first undertaker David Aynes came to town and ran his business in the Dry Good Store. Then, Mr. A. A. Hatchell moved the business to the balcony of the hardware store in downtown Crosbyton. Sometime in the late 1920’s or early 1930’s Wiley Curry bought the funeral business and in the late 1930’s purchased the two-story red brick building at 622 West Aspen where the funeral home is still located. Sometime in the early 1940’s Wiley Curry sold the business to Mr. & Mrs. Will Marr of Ralls who owned and operated the business until 1945 when they sold it to A. R. & Geraldine King. Then, in 1973, the Kings sold the funeral home to Allan and Gail Adams who still own and operate it to this day.

The funeral business has evolved much in the past century and we have been right there offering the best of service and merchandise. We are independently owned and operated therefore we can offer a wider variety of merchandise and services including cremations that meet the needs of anyone regardless of financial condition. Prepaid funeral plans are available with payment options that can fit most any budget. A variety of insurance for those wishing to prearrange their funeral is also offered.

Our affiliation with a selected monument company using innovative computerized technology allows viewing of monuments before purchasing whether you choose granite or bronze.