Johnson Brown-Service Funeral Home

01/16/2026

When words fall short, simple acts of kindness can speak volumes. 💙

Bringing a meal to someone who is grieving is a thoughtful way to show care and support during a difficult time. Whether it’s a home-cooked dish or a few groceries to help them get through the week, these small gestures can offer comfort when it’s needed most.

We see every day how meaningful kindness can be. If you’re looking for a way to support someone who is grieving, know that even the simplest act can make a lasting difference.

01/15/2026

Choosing cremation never limits the ways you can honor a loved one. Many families hold meaningful services, gatherings, or celebrations of life that reflect their traditions, values, and memories. No matter the choice, what matters most is creating a moment that brings comfort and connection.

01/15/2026

The sensitive ambiance and spaciousness of our chapel provides a unique blend of warmth and openness that families have found to be a source of comfort for decades. It symbolizes a chain of connection, a visible sign of the invisible bond of grief and healing connecting you to generations of your family. Our state of the art sound system combined with two large screen televisions, WI-FI access for our guests, and seating for over 200 people creates a comforting environment where you may say good-bye to your family member with all the dignity and respect that you deserve.

01/14/2026

Bobby J McWhorter, a cherished husband, to Cynthia McWhorter, father, grandfather, and friend, passed away on January 12, 2026, at the age of 86, in Opelika, Alabama. Born on October 29, 1939, in Randolph County, Bobby lived a life marked by deep faith, a love for his family, and a strong sense of community.

A dedicated father, he raised his children, Phillip McWhorter (Michele) and Toni Wunch (Bob), with firm principles and kind compassion. Though his heart grieved the loss of his infant daughter, Laverne McWhorter, brother, Jimmy McWhorter, and stepdaughter, Robin Fuller, Bobby remained an embodiment of perseverance and strength. His stepchild, Robert Abercrombie, also experienced the warmth of his nurturing spirit. His legacy continues in the lives of his grandchildren, Holli Lewis (Taron) and Lacy Miller (Chris), along with his step-grandchildren, Brett Fuller (Bonnie), Rebecca Fuller (Jimmy), and Kevin Abercrombie, all of whom will miss his guiding hand and loving embrace. His nine great-grandchildren will grow up hearing tales of their great-grandfather's remarkable spirit and generosity.

Bobby was the owner and operator of McWhorter Heating and Air in Huguley. He also carried with him not just the honor of being a Freemason but the integrity and commitment that the tradition upholds. This reflected in every aspect of his life, notably in the way he engaged with those around him and led his family. As a Christian, his faith was not just a belief but a way of life.

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01/14/2026

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01/14/2026

Today we honor Ratification Day, a pivotal moment in history that marked the beginning of America's journey as an independent nation.⁠
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Let's reflect on the courage and determination that brought us here.

01/13/2026

Will Johnson is a 3rd generation director in their family owned firm, serving the families of the Greater Chattahoochee Valley. Rev. Rusty Leston is a man of great integrity and has served our families for decades.
They both work long hours, day and night, to ensure you are receiving the best service in the Greater Chattahoochee Valley. We are your friends, family, and neighbors in your greatest time of need.

01/13/2026

Richard Holland Paschal, age 88, of Valley, AL, passed away peacefully on Monday, January 12, 2026. He was a devout Christian, a loving and devoted husband, father, grandfather, and friend. He lived a life marked by loyalty, hard work, and unwavering dedication to those he loved. Holland loved spending time outside in his garden, in his barn woodworking, sharing the gospel, and long philosophical conversations.

Holland was blessed with 69 years of marriage to his beloved wife, Rosa Faye (Wood), who remained his constant companion and steadfast partner throughout every season of life. Together, they built a strong and enduring legacy of love, faith, and family.

He was the proud father of four children, each of whom carries a part of his wisdom, humor, and strength. He led by example, and approached fatherhood with patience and purpose, offering guidance when needed and unconditional support in all circumstances.

Holland will be remembered for his gentle spirit, steady presence, and the kindness he extended to everyone he met. Whether through a friendly conversation, a helping hand, or quiet encouragement, he had a special way of making others feel seen and valued.

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01/13/2026

"We Make It Personal "
Discover peace of mind during difficult times with Johnson Brown-Service Funeral Home. Since 1900, we have been the trusted choice for funeral and cremation services in the Greater Chattahoochee Valley. We guarantee the utmost respect and care for your loved one, offering affordable options tailored to every budget.

01/13/2026

A new year brings reflection, and often, questions about the future.

Planning ahead allows time to consider your wishes carefully, creating clarity during moments that can otherwise feel overwhelming.

We’re here to answer questions when you’re ready.

01/12/2026

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01/12/2026

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