Community Matters
Community Matters
Trinity Memorial Centers Funeral Home
Trinity Memorial Centers Funeral Home and its staff are actively involved in the community providing support and assistance whenever we can.
We host several annual events, allow community organizations to utilize our space for meetings/events, partner with non-profits, help provide for needs of local churches, and much more. This is where we live and we believe we should care for the living as much as we care for your loved one when they pass.
We are passionate about helping those in need through non-profits and Christian organizations through partnerships.
Snowstorms have hit East Tennessee and Southwest Virginia with unexpected weather and delayed businesses, government, and schools from opening. One thing though that cannot be delayed is the death of a loved one.
Trinity Memorial Funeral Home is honored to announce the completion of its latest renovations. After a year of working with City officials, Zoning officials, EPA, State Board, and local contractors we are excited to announce the opening of Kingsport’s first Crematories..
All of their belongings are gone. Plus two vehicles. Thank God no one was home. As the family was on a camping trip. They are in need of help. The kids need clothing toys etc. They’re going to have to start from scratch. Don Wright is a true legend in this part of the world.
Karen Edna Ellington, 53, Passed away peacefully in her home February 8, 2018, surrounded by her family.
Let’s come together as a community to share a meal together for a donation amount of your choosing to United Methodist Committee on Relief with 100% of the funds going to Hurricane Relief.
KINGSPORT – Trinity Memorial Funeral Home is collecting supplies to help feed the fire fighters battling the fires in the Gatlinburg area. We are asking for donations of water, individually wrapped non-perishable snacks like crackers, chips, cookies, jerky, protein bars,
