Community Involvement

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Community Involvement

We are our community and show it through a variety of servitude and volunteerism. Below is what we are noted for see you around town. 

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Hug Booths

You will see our staff occasionally around town sponsoring our community events. Set up under the big purple tent is our hug booth and if you are feeling like you could use a hug please don’t be shy, give it a try! Information on our Bereavement Center and Funeral Home can be found with a staff member.

As Seen at : Church Festivals, Senior Expo, Rodeo Events, S.P.J.S.T. Hall, Market Days, Tour Temple Events, Etc.

The Young’s No Veteran Left behind Policy

It was brought to our attention that there are veteran's in the Cemeteries that do not have a veteran marker. The Young family strives to make every effort to ensure that every Veteran will have a maker in Bell County. Mr. and Mrs. Young are veterans themselves and appreciate the opportunity to give back. If you know of a veteran that does not have a Headstone, emblem or a VA Marker at their graveside. Please email the Cemetery name, Deceased name, Birthdate, Passing date if known, possible next of kin to contact to youngsdaughtersfuneralhome@gmail.com subject: VA Marker

We will do our best to work with the family if available or if no family is available then we will work with our State Representative to ensure placement of a marker.

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Veteran Service Officer of VFW Post #1820, District 14 Women's Chair, American Legion Member & lifetime member of DAV

Mrs. Young serves and educates yearly on Military Veteran benefits and families benefits.

You will see her written publications in the Bell Ringer to bring awareness to Presidential Certificate, claims requests, pre-burial registrations, Congressional recognitions, Advance Directives, JAG, educational and health benefits. She advocates for her families with Burial Reimbursement Program, Vocational Rehabilitation Program, service connected disability for widows benefits. Being a small business owner she supports Veteran Owned Business partnerships for Bell County.

If you need information or support call Sabrina Young at 
(254) 401-1302.

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S. P. J. S. T.

We partner with our local youth lodge #47 of Seaton, TX to educate and promote children activities and grief coping techniques of all ages. You will see Mrs. Young's publications in the Vestnick of her "Good Grief" News articles.


Medallions for headstone can be purchased at Young's Daughters Funeral Home for $20.00 per member.

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Veterans Day Ceremonies

Every year in November in honor of Veterans Day, Young's Daughters is called to host a commencement for Moffat Cemetery and Seaton Cemetery. The ceremonies include honoring Veterans in attendance and those buried in the cemeteries. If you are a cemetery and would like to invite this ceremony to your cemetery for Veteran's Day or Memorial Day please contact us if you would like to schedule this free event at youngsdaughtersfuneralhome@gmail.com or 254.401.1302

First /Last Responders Appreciation Meal

Our family remembers 9/11 and shows it by offering appreciation to all our first and last responders by providing a delicious meal. Served by our staff in appreciation of their support then, here today and the days to come.

T.A.P.S Playing for tuition

Education Code, to students in grades 6 through 12 or at postsecondary educational institutions who sound “Taps” on a bugle, trumpet, or cornet during

military honors funerals held in this state for deceased veterans. A voucher must be issued

in the amount of $25 for each time a student sounds “Taps” as described by this subsection.


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Balloon Release for Children

Our community loses so many children. We have to take the time to remember them. Through this small ceremony we provide a balloon for the donation of a $2.00. As we gather a prayer is given, a poem is read and balloons are released. For this moment in time they are not forgotten. Please come out and support this remembrance ceremony.

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Clergy Appreciation Day

Clergy work so diligently to ease people during their grief journeys. We have been referred by many of the local pastors who believe our bereavement center is resourceful to the community. We enjoy showing our appreciation to them with a Video Tribute from our staff to be given to the Church or Pastor. You will also see social media posts and pictures on our webpage showing our gratitude.

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National Day of Prayer

We will be hosting the National Day of Prayer yearly and in May  with an 11:45 a.m. a presentation on Main and Central streets near the water fountain our Young’s Daughters will be giving prayers for our City Counsel and Nations Governments. 

Also a 7:00 p.m. gathering will be at the Bell County Expo Center in Belton, Texas. We have graciously accepted to pray for the National Prayer.

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A Walk to Remember

A community walk is hosted by Young’s Daughters Funeral Home and Bereavement Center to place signs all through out a park trail in Temple with a loved ones picture and name. It will be placed all weekend long. Each sign is $50.00; please provide a good photo, name, and a message to be placed on the sign along the walk way. A button pin and candle are for available for each walker. The walk begins after sunset by candlelight. Call us to register 254.401.1302

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Memorial Tree Program with City of Temples Parks and Recs

Our Temple Parks and Rec has a program that Young’s Daughters Sponsors which plants a tree picked out by the family and places a plaque near a tree of your loved ones name. This tree is placed at one of the parks of your choice or on our property. As a group you and your Funeral Director can go out and see the planting services in honor of your loved ones legacy.

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Patriots Way

As the City of Belton reconstructs Central Avenue, you have the opportunity to purchase an engraved brick to recognize the dedicated service of a family member or friend. This personalized brick will be laid in the sidewalk along Central Avenue as a permanent display of honor for our true American heroes. An engraved brick is $50.00 to order. A veteran ceremony every year to recognize the new bricks.

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Rucks On Main 

Twice a year Rucks On Main will host a military-themed ruck march at the Santa Fe Plaza in downtown Temple, Texas to honor our Veterans and The Fallen. This ruck march is open to everyone. On Memorial & Veterans Day weekends, marchers will fill their rucksacks with UP TO 40lbs of non-perishable food items to be donated to charitable organizations. Marchers will complete a 6-mile route through downtown and historic neighborhoods in north Temple. Before the ruck march each participant will receive a t-shirt and upon completion each participant will receive a challenge coin. Participants can register online, or in-person on the day of the event. Participants are not guaranteed a t-shirt or a coin if they register 30 days before the event. After completing the ruck march, marchers will gather at the Santa Fe Plaza to enjoy free food for participants, locally-brewed craft beer, and camaraderie.

Retired Flag Donation Program

Come in and drop off your weathered or tethered flags to be cremated with a veteran or service dog.

Drop off hours are 10:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Monday-Friday

***We are currently looking for a scout group to build us a drive-thru box. ***

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Lions Club  Eyeglasses & Hearing Aid Collection Site

Sabrina N. Young was recruited by Ray Harper to be a the founding Secretary for the Temple - Belton Ladies Lions Club and  her and her daughters have been members at-large since 2015. Supporting the clubs by collecting eyeglasses and hearing aids to be redistributed to those in need. Donate to today or when a loved one passes away.

LuLac Counsel 4971

We are honored to host LULAC Chapter 4971 as a meeting site in our community rooms. We sponsor scholarship for those in college who are striving to make a difference in their lives. Call us today to join as a member or to apply for the scholarship awards.

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