Warren Meadows Funeral Home

The holiday season can be extra hard when grief is sitting in the chair where our loved one once sat. We invite anyone to join us to help support and comfort one another with compassion and understanding this Tuesday, December 2, 2025 at 5:30.

Grief does not have a timeframe. Whether it has been weeks, months or even years, we invite anyone to join us to help support and comfort one another with compassion and understanding this Thursday, October 2, 2025 at 5:30.

You do not have to go through grief alone. We invite anyone to join us to help support and comfort one another with compassion and understanding this Thursday, September 4, 2025 at 5:30.

Grief can be a very lonely and difficult time. We invite anyone to join us to help support and comfort one another with compassion and understanding. We will begin this Thursday, August 7, 2025 at 5:30.

The Many Police Department would like to thank Benny Barnhill and the Warren Meadows Funeral Home for donating cold drinks to law enforcement personnel yesterday.

While officers were directing traffic and working on the Catholic church grounds, Benny loaded supplies and began to make his way to assist those working in the heat.

Thank you sir, for your kindness, and thanks to all who are quick to assist our officers in the heat!

Memorial Tree of Remembrance Service

This year has brought about many challenges and everyone’s safety is a priority. With limited space in our chapel, we have decided to relocate our annual Tree of Remembrance service to The Calvary Baptist Church Gymnasium, located at 105 Peterson Street, Many. This will allow families that have lost a loved one this year to attend and to observe social distancing. On Thursday, December 17th, 2020, at 6:00 p.m., we will have a dedication service conducted by local ministers.

Masks will be required.

If you need more information or if we can assist you in any way, please call us at 318-256-3471.

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In accordance with Executive Proclamation Number
33 JBE 2020

Warren Meadows Funeral Home, after consulting with our local and state authorities, will be suspending ALL public visitations, and ALL chapel services for the immediate future. Through this difficult time, we will be conducting one hour private family visitations of 10 family members only and private family GRAVESIDE SERVICES ONLY. During this time, we will only be able to allow 8 (Eight) family members to a graveside, a Minister, and staff.
Warren Meadows Funeral Home main office hours will be shortened to Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, between the hours of 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. by appointment only (you must call ahead) as our lobby will be closed to the public. Our Directors and staff will still be available 24/7 to assist you by phone.
Warren Meadows Funeral Home stands by our commitment and that of our community to family. We extend our reassurance to each of you that we will continue to serve our families with dignity and compassion. This trying time will pass. For now, we have to ask for your understanding and cooperation in our complying with the executive order signed by Governor Edwards.
We also implore everyone to head the governor’s Shelter in Place order. We are all one community and we need to protect each other.

In accordance with Executive Proclamation Number
25 JBE 2020

Warren Meadows Funeral Home, after consulting with our local and state authorities, will be suspending ALL public visitations for the immediate future. During this time, we will allow a PRIVATE family visitation of one (1) hour for no more than 45 family members. Funeral services will be permitted (but strongly discouraged) in the Warren Meadows Chapel, with the preferred method being that of a graveside service, but still restricted to 45 family members. You will still be able to show families your love and support by sending condolences on our website warrenmeadows.com. During this unprecedented time, we all have to do our part in the protection of our community.
Warren Meadows Funeral Home stands by our commitment and that of our community to family. We extend our reassurance to each of you that we will continue to serve our families with dignity and compassion. This trying time will pass. For now, we have to ask for your understanding and cooperation in our complying with the executive order signed by Governor Edwards.

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How to deal with grief in a healthy way Understanding the natural process of grieving, and working through this process in a healthy way, is the key to keeping both you and your family healthy through pain and loss.