490 Cemetery Road
Silsbee, Texas 77656
Partnering with esteemed flower specialists, we present an expansive range of funeral flowers to commemorate your cherished ones. Our dedicated florists craft unique arrangements tailored to your preferences, in diverse styles and hues.
Every flower tells a story, and we recognize the profound importance of this gesture. Trust us to make your floral tribute both touching and memorable.
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Alexander Broussard was born in 1861 on Taylor’s Bayou, south of Beaumont to Sevenne and Belzire Broussard. The Broussards had moved to southeast Texas in the 1840’s, and had established large ranching operations in Jefferson and Chambers Counties. Alexander’s keen sense of livestock led him to open A. Broussard Livery Stable, and in the late 1800's began providing undertaking services. In the early 1890’s, he opened the first funeral parlor in Southeast Texas and began a five generation tradition of caring and service to the area. The family’s leadership and desire for ethics in their profession led them to be a part of the fledgling Texas Funeral Directors Association in the early 1900’s, and to carry some of the first licenses of the Texas Undertakers and Embalmers. In 1950, Broussard’s was invited to membership in to what is now Selected Independent Funeral Homes, an organization whose membership is based on the highest standards of excellence in their industry. In 1998, their family firm was presented the inaugural Torch Award for Marketplace Ethics by the Better Business Bureau of Southeast Texas. Their firm was also selected as an Outstanding Texas Family Business by Baylor University. Professional recognitions for the Broussard family and staff include two Governor Appointments and Presidencies of the Texas Funeral Service Commission; Board Members and Officers, including two Presidencies of Selected Independent Funeral Homes, Texas Funeral Directors Association, and the Southeast Texas Funeral Directors Association including three Funeral Director of the Year accolades; the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Regional Disaster Mortuary Team appreciation for outstanding performance immediately following the Oklahoma City bombing; and numerous resolutions commending service to the area following Hurricane Rita. As proud southeast Texans, the Broussards are still committed to serve our area through community service and stewardship. They continue to aid southeast Texas through numerous service and charitable organizations as they have for generations.
Arranging a funeral can be both emotionally challenging and financially burdensome. Many people have little knowledge about the funeral industry, and in such difficult times, they may be vulnerable to being deceived or taken advantage of.
To protect consumers, Broussard's Mortuary is obligated to follow the guidelines outlined in the "Funeral Rule". Failure to comply with this rule could result in complaints being filed against the funeral home by the Federal Trade Commission.
The "Funeral Rule" was established in 1984 to ensure that all funeral homes, including Broussard's Mortuary, provide customers with clear and accurate information about the products and services they offer. This includes providing price details over the phone upon request.
As part of the "Funeral Rule," Broussard's Mortuary is required to offer a General Price List (GPL) to anyone who asks for it. This list includes various expenses related to funeral services, such as transportation to the cemetery in or around Hardin County, as well as costs for viewing or visitation services.
Anyone who visits Broussard's Mortuary at 490 Cemetery Road in Silsbee, TX and asks about funeral arrangements is entitled to receive a free copy of the general price list. This applies to all individuals, regardless of whether they intend to purchase funeral services or not.
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