Johnson Brown-Service Funeral Home

04/02/2026

Johnson Brown-Service Funeral Homes' Lanett Chapel

Johnson Brown-Service Funeral Homes’ Lanett Chapel is steeped in the history of the City of Lanett and woven into the fabric of Lanett’s past and present.

The comfortable and warm atmosphere of the home retains much of the original footprint from when it was originally constructed. It offers families a serene and relaxed atmosphere, with historical charm, to visit with friends and to commemorate the life of their loved one. Spacious parlors, a spacious chapel, and a room for refreshments make this home a unique choice for the families of Lanett.

The historical setting and gracious accouterments of Johnson Brown-Service Funeral Homes’ Lanett Chapel reassure families they are getting the very best of funeral service. The firm, a place where families can find peace and reassurance, truly stands for excellence in funeral service in Lanett, Alabama. The concept of total family service in a warm and dignified atmosphere clearly sets us apart from the average funeral home.

610 South 8th Avenue
Lanett, Alabama 36863
www.johnsonbrownservicefh.com

(334)644-4814
(334)644-4812

04/02/2026

Options for Cremated Remains

Granite memorial benches are a beautiful and enduring option for cremated remains. Your loved one's cremated remains are placed in a bench, which can be customized with etchings of their name, dates of birth and death and even a photo. You can place the bench in your backyard garden, next to your love one's favorite lake or another special place.

04/01/2026

Unbelievable! The legendary cherry tree cut down by young George Washington has regenerated on the Washington Monument grounds and is patriotically blooming red, white, and blue blossoms. Possibly sensing our approach towards the 250th anniversary of American independence in July, this colorful tree signals another tribute to the Commander of the Continental Army, the first President of the United States, and the Father of our Country.

Photo by National Park Service.

04/01/2026

April is here! 💐 Don’t forget that today is also April Fool’s Day, which can be a day known for funny pranks and silly shenanigans (So you might want to be on high alert). While some surprises can be fun…some aren’t, like when it comes to your funeral plans.

This April Fool’s Day, take control of your future and pre-plan your funeral—because peace of mind is no joke.

Let us help with your plans, reach out today to start the conversation!

03/30/2026

Patsy Renee Hood, of Lafayette, Alabama, passed away, March 28, 2026, in Opelika, Alabama.

She was born to the late Clarence Teel and the late Mary Fuller Teel on December 6, 1956, in Columbus, Georgia. Later, in life, Patsy became an acclaimed author and published two children's books.

Patsy is preceded in death by her brother, Gregory Allen Teel.

She is survived by, sons, Michael Brooks and James Huguley; sisters, Lucita Kay Darnell, and Diane Van Houten; brother, Leonard Teel; grandchild, Taylor Williams.

Services to be held at a later date.

Celebrate the life of Patsy Renee Hood and join others in sharing memories, stories, and condolences.

03/29/2026

“A Hero Never Forgotten — The Final Journey of Chuck Norris”

A long, quiet road stretches forward beneath soft daylight. On both sides, rows of white headstones stand in perfect silence, like witnesses to history. Along this path moves a solemn procession, slow and steady, carrying not just a man—but a legend.

At the center, a coffin draped in the American flag rests upon a carriage. The colors speak of honor, courage, and a life lived with purpose. This is not just a farewell. It is a tribute to Chuck Norris—a man whose strength defined generations.

The men walking beside him move with calm dignity. Their steps are measured, their faces composed. They are not just mourners. They are guardians of memory, carrying forward a legacy that cannot be buried.

At the front, a portrait of Chuck Norris is held close. His face is strong, familiar, unchanging. Even in this moment, he does not feel distant. He feels present—watching, guiding, remembered.

Chuck Norris was more than an action hero. He was a symbol of discipline, resilience, and quiet power. He showed the world that true strength is not loud. It is controlled, steady, and purposeful.

He did not chase greatness. He lived it.

Every movement he made, every role he played, carried meaning. Not because of spectacle—but because of authenticity. He stood for something real.

The carriage moves forward, wheels turning slowly. It feels timeless, almost symbolic. As if he is not being taken away—but being carried into something greater.

The silence in this scene is powerful. No words are needed. Respect fills the air. Every person present understands what this moment means.

Chuck Norris is no longer here physically.

But he is not gone.

He lives in every lesson he taught. In every value he embodied. In every person who chooses strength with purpose.

The road ahead stretches into the distance. It does not end—it continues. Just like his legacy.

“A Hero Never Forgotten” is not just a phrase.

It is a promise.

Because men like Chuck Norris do not fade. They do not disappear. They become part of something permanent.

Something timeless.

Something eternal.

He is carried forward—not just by those beside him, but by the world he changed.

And in that journey, one truth remains:

Chuck Norris will never be forgotten.

03/29/2026

Today, we honor the courage, service, and sacrifice of our Vietnam War veterans.

Your legacy endures—and we are forever grateful.

Show your support for our Vietnam veterans below!

03/28/2026

Blessed Palm Sunday 🌿
May peace and hope fill your heart today.

03/28/2026

Jimmie Siggers, age 88, of Valley, Alabama, passed away peacefully on March 27, 2026. He was born March 4, 1938, to Charlie and Annie Siggers. A devoted husband, father, grandfather, veteran, and servant to his community, he lived a life defined by his adoration of and dedication to his wife and love for his family. He proudly served his country as a veteran of the United States Navy. Following his military service, he enjoyed a long and faithful career with West Point Pepperell, from which he retired after many years of hard work and commitment. Even in retirement, his servant’s heart remained active as he volunteered for many years at Lanier Hospital and The Bread Basket, touching countless lives with his kindness and generosity. A longtime member of Fairfax Methodist Church, he faithfully served in numerous roles throughout the years, always willing to lend his time, talents, and steady presence wherever needed.

He shared a beautiful marriage of 69 years with his beloved wife, Maryann Siggers — a testament to enduring love, partnership, and devotion.

He was preceded in death by his daughter, Beverly Byrd; son-in-law, Todd Keese; grandsons David Keese and Billy Barnett; and others who welcomed him into eternal rest.

Celebrate the life of Jimmie Siggers and join others in sharing memories, stories, and condolences.

03/28/2026

"Summer Breeze" singer Dash Crofts dead at 87
The Seals & Crofts co-founder died in Austin, his daughter confirmed, marking the end of a defining soft-rock era

https://apnews.com/article/dash-crofts-obit-96ae0be922d10929c214186cb2078ca0?utm_content=buffer60212&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer&fbclid=IwdGRzaAQ0EjtmZGlkFlA8jVX-NCYgDxNdpjRUb6xPWoNXn9ZleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAwzNTA2ODU1MzE3MjgAAR7QFEUO4RbFTIoHcikRM2T-lm6wCcjsHxlufNHNPD58RGdGJSbmh0xAG6m1YQ_aem_2lC3D8G5FgDvteRjKsxSGw

Singer-songwriter Darrell “Dash” Crofts, who teamed with childhood friend Jim Seals for such 1970s soft-rock hits as “Summer Breeze,” “Diamond Girl” and “Get Closer,” has died at 87.

03/28/2026

Our cremation services offer flexibility and various memorialization options to honor your loved one's wishes. Contact us today to get more information.
(334)768-2141

03/27/2026

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