Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Emergency
services
Your Trusted Partner for Funeral and Cremation Services
Peacock Funeral Home has served the Whiteville, North Carolina community since 1938, providing compassionate end-of-life services rooted in tradition and personalized care. Founded by A.D. and Kathel Lee Peacock, the business has maintained family ownership across generations, with current leadership from D. Craig Peacock, Kyle G. Peacock, and Peggy Peacock. Our full-service facility offers cremation, traditional funerals, pre-planning, and veterans' services, supported by an on-site crematory and a commitment to honoring individual wishes.We specialize in creating meaningful tributes through customizable ceremonies, grief support resources, and assistance with Social Security and veterans' benefits. Our team combines decades of local expertise with modern service options to ease the burden on grieving families.
Services
Cremation Services
Funeral Arrangements
Pre-Planning
Veterans Services
Grief Support
Details
- Year established: 1938
Highlights and features
- Family-owned since 1938 with generational funeral service expertise
- On-site crematory for complete service control and convenience
- Customizable pre-planning options to ease future burdens
- Specialized veterans' burial benefits coordination
- 24/7 availability for immediate compassionate assistance
Services
Traditional Cremation
Our Traditional Cremation service includes removal, embalming, dressing, and cosmetology with a rental casket for viewing. Families may choose chapel or church services followed by cremation. We provide urns and vaults while offering customization options for personalized tributes. This service maintains traditional elements while accommodating modern preferences.
Memorial Service Cremation
This option combines cremation with memorial services held at churches or our chapel. Families may opt for cremation followed by a personalized memorial gathering. We provide urns for rent or purchase and work closely with families to create meaningful ceremonies that honor their loved one's life and legacy.
Direct Cremation
Direct Cremation provides basic services including removal and cremation without visitation or ceremony. We include a temporary container for cremains and offer urns for purchase. This straightforward option focuses on essential services while maintaining dignity and respect throughout the process.
Questions
What cremation options do you offer?
We provide Traditional Cremation with viewing, Memorial Service Cremation, and Direct Cremation options to accommodate different needs and preferences.
Can I pre-plan funeral arrangements?
Yes, we offer pre-arrangement planning with customizable options to document your wishes and ease future burdens on loved ones.
Do you serve veterans?
We specialize in veterans' services, including burial flags, headstones, and assistance with military honors and benefits.
Are you available after hours?
Our team is available 24/7 for immediate assistance with funeral arrangements and emergency needs.
What support resources do you provide?
We offer grief support materials, Social Security benefit guidance, and local resource referrals to assist families during difficult times.
Reviews (2)
Layne Burroughs
Dec 12, 2021
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Very professional top notch mortuary and funeral service. They worked with me to create a great memorial video photo montage. They videoed the funeral nicely. Nice website with obituaries, photo montage and video of funeral service. Helped us out greatly in our time of need. Kyle and Craig and the rest are real pros.
Wanda Malpass
Dec 01, 2020
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After losing three immediate family members and using three different funeral homes, this was by far the most unprofessional. After 8 months I'm still shocked at how we were treated. There was absolutely no compassion, kind words or anything that pertained to professionalism. The main concern of these people was who's paying and how we were paying. I could go on but I'll stop with this: BEWARE, if they treat the living like we were treated, how do they treat the bodies of our loved ones?
