We have years of experience caring for families, from all walks of life. Each family comes to us because they know we are leaders in our profession, dedicated to excellence in service, and have the highest integrity.
Our History
The Lucas Family has a rich history as unique as the families they’ve served for over a century.
In the 1860’s, Lucas Funeral Homes got its start in Funeral Service when Wingate H. Lucas first sold pine boxes/coffins from his wagon and homestead. Later this endeavor culminated with three of his sons (Wink, Dave, and Joe) opening a general store in Grapevine, Texas. The general store sold groceries, dry goods, farm implements and coffins.
In 1910, both Wink and Dave died - and, J.T. Lucas, Sr. (Joe) acquired the Lucas Funeral Business, along with the Grocery, Furniture, and Implements. J.T. Lucas, Sr., better known as “Uncle Joe” had five sons, of which four became Morticians: Robert Lee (Bob) was the first to receive his license; Wingate Clemons (Mann) was the second son; and then J.T., Jr. and L.B. (Zippy) Lucas. Over the years Lucas Funeral Home expanded into other communities, Bob Lucas established the Ft. Worth funeral home in 1929, Zippy Lucas established the first funeral home in the City of Hurst in 1962 and J.T. Lucas continued to operate the funeral home in Grapevine.
As the older Lucas generations retired or passed away the family business was ultimately purchased by James (Jim) N. Lucas Sr., grandson of Bob Lucas. Jim along with his mother, Mildred Nimmo Lucas, sons Bobby and Jimmy, cousin Mark (Zippy's grandson) and Helen Jean (J.T. Jr's daughter) still operate the business. As North Texas has grown, so have the Lucas Family of Funeral Homes and Cremation Services. In addition to chapels in Grapevine, Fort Worth and Hurst, The Lucas Family operates Chapels in Keller, Burleson,and Mansfield (Blessing Funeral Home). In Ft. Worth the Lucas and Williams families joined together to create an African American and Caucasian Funeral Home. The Lucas family is also proud to operate Calvario Casa Funeraria on the North Side and Robertson Mueller Harper on 8th Ave next to Baylor All Saints Hospital.
Our Valued Staff
Jim LucasFuneral Director & Owner
Jimmy LucasFuneral Director & Owner
Mark Lucas-KellyDirector of Community Relations & Celebrant Services
Helen Jean LucasCommunity Relations Ambassador
Frankie LucasEmotional Support
Eddie ManghamFuneral Director & Location Leader - Hurst
Bobby LucasFuneral Director - Hurst
Marc CrochiereFuneral Director - Hurst
Lofty HarperFuneral Director - Hurst
Crystal BovairdFuneral Director - Hurst
Debbie DentonAdministrator - Hurst
Karen SmithReceptionist - Hurst
Kelly BolerFuneral Director & Location Leader - Grapevine
David M. EvansFuneral Director - Grapevine
Terri L. ThetfordAdministrator - Grapevine
Rich LantzReceptionist - Grapevine
Marcie RussellFuneral Director & Location Leader - Keller
Doug JonesFuneral Director - Keller
Brandon FredrickFuneral Director - Keller
Caryn KieftFuneral Director - Keller
Sherri SahsAdministrator - Keller
Sharon WillefordReceptionist - Keller
Cassandra HancockReceptionist - Keller
Alyssa MathewsFuneral Director & Location Leader - Burleson
Sarah SantosFuneral Director - Burleson
Bill ConleyFuneral Director - Burleson
Debbie ClarkReceptionist - Burleson
Jean CrawfordReceptionist - Burleson
Wade WilsonFuneral Director & Care Team Supervisor - Care Team