Grand View Funeral Home and Memorial Park in Harris County, Texas, has been meeting the needs of Pasadena and surrounding community residents for decades. Founded in 1952, staff at Grand View offer bilingual services, guidance, compassion and understanding to grieving family members, friends and loved ones of the deceased. Grand View Funeral Home & Memorial Park is part of the Dignity Memorial family of national cemetery service providers

From the grand brick appearance of the main building to the sprawling dozens of green acres situated on flat Texas plains, the property and memorial park offers a warm, comforting appearance for visitors. Above ground monuments and memorials as well as crypts and mausoleum meet a variety of burial wishes, and the chapel on the property offers a quiet and comforting environment for services.

Dozens of acres are laid out for easy access by pedestrian traffic, offering visitors tree shaded lanes and well cared for and manicured lawns, shrubs, and floral arrangements throughout the property. Open every day, staff at Grand View offer compassion and understanding when meeting the needs of grieving families and offer a variety of multicultural and multi- denominational services and options. From online memorials to personalized funeral services, staff at Grand View Funeral Home offer attentive and compassionate service to all.

Located adjacent to Bethany Cemetery (the Catholic portion of the cemetery grounds) just east of downtown Pasadena on Spencer Highway, Grand View Funeral Home & Memorial Park offers visitors and loved ones easy access to area highways and interstates, accommodations and entertainments in the Houston region. The beautiful location, peaceful setting, and accommodating staff members and groundskeepers take pride in their ability to offer their services to grieving family members, and are dedicated to providing the best in cemetery services in the region.

Grandview Funeral home & Memorial Park may be accessed by taking Interstate 601 east toward Pasadena and La Porte, Texas, (the La Porte freeway turns into State Route 225) located southeast of downtown Houston. The property may also be reached by taking the Sam Huston Tollway loop south of Houston, past Ellington Air Force Base and heading northward Deer Park. The cemetery grounds are located between Spencer Highway, Randolph Road, and Red Bluff Road in a suburban area located between Pasadena, Deer Park, and La Porte.