Our history of Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors spans ten decades and covers an area from the cornfields of Iowa to the Panhandle of Texas. Howard Boxwell, the oldest of five brothers, wanting an opportunity to be of service to his fellow man, enrolled in Worsham's School of Embalming in Chicago in the early 1920s.
After finding that the funeral service profession was amenable to a family business, he invited brother Paul Boxwell to join him in Chicago to learn the funeral directing and embalming profession. After graduation, the brothers, seeking an opportunity to be in business for themselves moved to Greeley, Colorado to join a partnership with a local funeral director.
After finding that the funeral service profession was amenable to a family business, he invited brother Paul Boxwell to join him in Chicago to learn the funeral directing and embalming profession. After graduation, the brothers, seeking an opportunity to be in business for themselves moved to Greeley, Colorado to join a partnership with a local funeral director.
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Since 2003, a renovated church has served as the location of Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors in Amarillo. From the time you walk in the door, to the time you leave, we want to make you feel welcomed and comfortable during a difficult time. Our facilities were designed for just that. We offer six state rooms, a spacious gathering area, our own on-site chapel, and many comfortable spaces to allow you to reflect in peace.
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The Federal Trade Commission regulates funeral homes and has established a series of rules called The Funeral Rule. The Funeral Rule protects a consumer's right to purchase funeral goods and services separately. The Funeral Rule requires every funeral home to have a General Price List. It is a written, itemized price list of all the items and services the funeral home offers.
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