Our Staff

Robbie Knight, long-time resident of Burleson, has been working with Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home since 2015 as a Funeral Service Attendant. His desire to serve those in need is evident in all he does, through dedication and excellence. Robbie has a welcoming smile and warm nature that puts those around him at ease.

Robbie is the proud husband to Barbara Knight. They have been married since 1957 and have one son, Gary. Since 1985, they have been members of the First Baptist Church in Burleson. He graduated from Pascal High School in Fort Worth in 1957 and went on to attend Tarrant County Junior College for two years after. In his spare time, Robbie enjoys playing golf.

Robbie began working in the funeral industry in 2006, driving coaches and limos for local

funeral homes. Prior to driving, he managed the diesel repair shop for over 20 years and then the auto sales with Forrest Auto Park in Cleburne – where he retired in 2006.

We are blessed to have him working on our team at Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home.

Saundra Douglas Campbell, lifelong resident of Cleburne has been serving families at Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home since 2021. Her love of people, abundance of creativity, servant’s heart and willingness to always go above and beyond have made her the perfect fit to our team. Saundra embraces her role as a Funeral Service Assistant, working funerals and celebrations that truly honor the life lived being her focus. She is quick to let you know how much she loves the families and funeral home!

Saundra is a 1974 graduate of Cleburne High School and 1976 graduate of Johnson County’s School of Vocational Nursing. In 2000, she established her business, Unique Scrubs N More, that is still in business

today. If you know Saundra – you know she can make, order or find you anything you need from scrubs to shoes – to children’s clothing and accessories to quilts and toys. There is no limit to her drive or creativity!

Saundra is all about her family. She is the proud wife of Mike Campbell, mother of two and “Nauni” to four grandsons. She is a dedicated daughter as well.

Saundra exudes faith in her Lord in all that she does and leaves an everlasting mark on all who are blessed to have their path cross hers. We are blessed to have her serving families with us!

Dru Summey, long-time resident of Cleburne, joined the Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral

Home team in 2022 as a Funeral Service Attendant after retiring with over 30 years in law enforcement as a Lieutenant with the Cleburne Police Department. He currently has gone back into law enforcement as the School Safety Officer with CISD at Irving Elementary School, where he continues to impact those around him. Dru is a man of great character and stands apart from the rest. His dedication to community, family, friends and always doing the right thing is

evident in all that he does. His giving nature and compassionate spirit makes it easy to love Dru – no matter your age. We are blessed to have him working on our team at Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home.

Dru is the proud husband to Kelly – since 2005. He is a 1984 graduate of Cleburne High School and grew up in Godley. He received his Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice from Texas A&M–Commerce. Dru and Kelly can be found antiquing or traveling together at every opportunity that comes their way.

Ron Gravitt, long-time resident of Cleburne, joined the Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home team in 2022 as a Funeral Service Attendant. He was born in Whitney, Texas. He graduated from Santiago High School in Grove, California in 1968 and attended Junior College in Bend, Oregon. Ron has been married since 2000 and is a proud father and grandfather. He has worked as a truckdriver for many years. Ron is a man of faith and a member of the United Presbyterian Church in Cleburne. He served in the United States Army during the Vietnam Era.

We are blessed to have him on the Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home team!

Ron is a man with a calming spirit, who can speak on any number of subjects with ease. He has a servant’s heart and goes above and beyond to serve families and friends attending services with us. His dedication and desire to serve with excellence is evident in all he does.

Del Cavazos, long-time resident of Cleburne, joined the Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home team in 2022 as a Funeral Service Attendant. He is the owner and operator of Bertha’s Maid Service for the past 25 years in Cleburne and a member of Calvary Baptist Church – Cleburne.

Del was born and raised in Clifton, Texas. He is the proud father of one son and one

granddaughter. In his spare time, he enjoys riding his bicycle and spending time with family and friends.

Del has a servant’s heart and willingness to accept others as they are, with no judgment. He is a man of great faith and determination. We are blessed to have him working on our team at Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home.

Emil Beckman, long-time resident of Cleburne, returned to the Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home team in 2024 as a Funeral Service Attendant. Over the years, and changes in his career, Emil has moved 15 times from Texas to Illinois to California and then finally back to his home state of Texas. Emil worked as K-Mart Corporation over 30 years in Management, Lincoln-Mercury Automotive over 13 years in Sales and Management, Wal-Mart Corporation

over 13 years in Stock Replenishment and Optics before entering the funeral industry where he has worked in Pre-Need Sales, Receptionist and Funeral Service Attendant roles. Emil has been quoted as stating, “I enjoy people and serving their needs. In the funeral business, a caring heart, a generous smile, demonstrated concern and compassion can be a great gift and benefit to those who have lost a loved one.” Emil encompasses all these traits and more. We are blessed to have him working on our team at Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home.

Emil was married from 1966-1995 and is a proud father and grandfather today. He is a 1962 graduate of Georgetown High School – Georgetown, Texas and attended Trinity College in Chicago and Deerfield, Illinois. Emil is a current member of the NRA and USCCA, and past member of the Lion’s Club, Chamber of Commerce, Awana, and Indian Guides. He has been a member of several faiths and churches including: Evangelical Free Church, Baptist Church, Non-Denominational Bible Church, and currently is a member of the Gospel Light Church in

Haltom City. In his spare time, he enjoys gardening, lawn work, fishing, hunting, and horse-back riding.

Todd Neal, longtime resident of Granbury, joined the Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home team as a Funeral Service Assistant in 2024. He is a 2018 graduate of the Dallas Institute of Funeral Services and

1982 graduate of Crowley High School. Todd is a Provisional Funeral Director licensee in the state of Texas currently. He grew up in Fort Worth and enjoyed learning all he could about the city. His hobbies include building model cars and reading. Todd has been married since 1994 and is a member of The Hills

Church.

Todd is dedicated to serving families with excellence. He is a team-player and is willing to go above and beyond for those we serve. We are blessed to have him working on our team at Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home.

Pervis “Bailey” Bailey, lifelong-time resident of Cleburne, joined the Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home team in 2022 as a Funeral Service Attendant. Bailey is a 1992 graduate of Cleburne High School and has been married since 1996. He is the proud father of three kids, who are truly the light of his life. Family is the most important aspect of Bailey’s world. He is often the instigator for family and friend cook-outs or get togethers. Bailey has an energy that makes others relax and take a deep breath. His smile and laughter is contagious. To know him- is to love him. His love of life and servant’s heart makes him able to serve families in their darkest time through his compassion. We are blessed to have him on the Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home team!

Bailey has worked a number of years with Wal-Mart Distribution Center and although holds no current church membership – has a strong faith in God. He spends every minute he can with his wife, whom he affectionately calls his “Wogie” and family and friends whether it be fishing, cooking out, camping, vacationing or hosting get togethers.

Joshua Stephenson, long-time resident of Cleburne, joined the Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home team in 2024 as a Funeral Service Attendant. He is a 1994 graduate of Cleburne High School and went on to attend the Dallas Institute of Funeral Services, the Art Institute of Dallas, Tarrant County Community College and Hill Junior College. As you can tell – Joshua believes in life-learning. He grew up in the Eastern Heights Church, now known as The Heights

in Cleburne and has been married since 2022.

Joshua works as a Maintenance Manager full-time but enjoys sculpting, mask making projects, exercising and playing the drums as often as time allows.

Joshua has a servant’s heart and quiet spirit that puts those around him at ease. We are blessed to have him working on our team at Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home.

Vicki Fuller Collins, one of Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home’s Administrative Team Members has been with the funeral home since 2019 in various roles throughout the years. Her inviting smile, warm hearted and welcoming nature, as well as her dedication to service and families is un-matched. Vicki believes in doing everything to the best of your ability and holds herself to that standard, especially when helping

families. We are blessed to have her on our team!

Vicki was born and raised in Cleburne, graduating Cleburne High School in 1988. She is a long-time member of First Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church and the King’s Daughters, Hearts of Gold. She attended

Sam Houston State College and works as an Executive Concierge with PwC in Dallas as well.

Vicki is a gifted balloon artist, party planner and crafter. She enjoys spending time with her two daughters, her grandson, and other family and friends every opportunity she has. However, nothing gives her more joy than being a Glamma!

Lisa Schick, long-time resident of Cleburne, has been serving families at Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home since 2018 as an Evening Attendant. Her willingness to go above and beyond for families is un-touchable. Lisa is dedicated to always striving to ease the loss of those we serve. We count

ourselves as blessed to have her on our team!

Lisa is a 1981 graduate of Rio Vista High School. She has been a vital member of Bennett’s Office Supply in Cleburne since 1984 and can still be found there today! She enjoys spending time visiting casinos and

attending Rangers games as often as possible. She is the proud mom of two Chihuahuas, Mila and Shaye.

Cheri Fuller McCullough, lifelong resident of Cleburne has been serving families at Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home since 2018 as an Evening Attendant as well as a Funeral Service Assistant. Her giving spirit and bright smile puts those around her at ease. Cheri believes in giving back to the

community and serving families in need. Her dedication to both are evident in the many roles she plays.

We are blessed to have her on our team!

Cheri has been on the staff of Cleburne ISD since 2001, where she is vital to the administration of our schools. She is a 1988 graduate of Cleburne High School and is a fan of all CHS, especially sports. You can

see her at the front gate, taking tickets at most CHS Friday night football games or keeping score at basketball games.

Cheri is a member of Emmanuel Temple Outreach Ministries, King’s Daughters – Hearts of Gold Circle, and a board member of the East Cleburne Community Center (ECCC). All of which she gives her time,

talents and resources to promote at every opportunity she can.

Cheri is the proud daughter of Michael and Doris Fuller, sister of Malon and Jeremy Fuller as well as mother to her daughter, Bria Holderness &  son in law, Semaj Holderness, and “ZaZa” to her grandchildren, Lailynn, Macc, Kace, Kyree, and Mya.

Jolene Foster, long-time resident of Cleburne has been serving families at Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home since 2018 as an Evening Attendant. Her outgoing personality, drive and compassion for others is evident in all she does. We are blessed to have her taking care of families with us!

Jolene retired after 21 years with Cleburne ISD, where she left her mark on countless children whom she taught at Cooke Elementary. However, since retirement she has been helping take care of her

granddaughter, Baker, and is quick to tell you it is her favorite “job” ever! She and her husband, Stacey have been married since 1981. Stacey was a teacher and tennis coach, retiring from Cleburne ISD after 34 years. They have one daughter, Kennedy, of who they are extremely proud of.

Jolene grew up in Quanah and graduated from Quanah HS in 1978. She went on to attend West Texas State University. Jolene is an active member of King’s Daughters – Heart of Gold Circle in which she can

be found promoting their endeavors, at every event and activity the club hosts. Charity is at her heart and soul, to say the least. Jolene enjoys attending Mavericks games, reading and taking care of her yard and flowers.

Lynda Schawo, one of the Administrative Team Members of Crosier- Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home since the summer of 2022 brings with her a level of compassion that is un-wavering. Serving families in need

with great care and dedication is her priority. We are blessed to have her on our team!

As Lynda states, she is “a gypsy at heart”, having a great love of traveling. Her dream is to retire and live/travel in a RV, exploring the

country. She has lived in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado, Louisiana, Florida and Minnesota – but Cleburne has been her home for the longest stent of all her homes. She is the Counseling Secretary at Cleburne High School, where she is dedicated to the staff and students alike. Lynda is a 1993 graduate of Perryton High School – Perryton, TX and Southeastern Academy of Travel and Tourism – Kissimee, FL.

Lynda married Timothy Schawo on September 6, 2003 in Liberal, KS and they have two sons, who Lynda is immensely proud of. She is a member of The Heights Church, Cleburne. In her spare time, Lynda enjoys spending time with her family, listening to various podcasts,

participating in Bible studies, reading, attending concerts, dining with her girlfriends, exploring wineries in the area and traveling.

Ellen Colbert, one of Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home’s Administrative Team Members has been with the funeral home since February of 2022. Her attention to detail and desire to help families and guests navigate through their journey of loss is evident in all she does at the funeral home. We are blessed to have her on our team! Ellen is a long-time resident of Johnson County, having grown up in both Texas and Indiana. She is a 1995 graduate of Richland High School.

She has been married to Cliff Colbert since 2000 and they have children, who keep them on their toes. Ellen is a Math teacher and

Girl’s coach in Joshua as well as a member of the Texas Council of Math Teachers. She enjoys spending time with her family, reading and watching sports of all kinds.

Emil Beckman, long-time resident of Cleburne, returned to the Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home team in 2024 as a Funeral Service Attendant. Over the years, and changes in his career, Emil has moved 15 times from Texas to Illinois to California and then finally back to his home state of Texas. Emil worked as K-Mart Corporation over 30 years in Management, Lincoln-Mercury Automotive over 13 years in Sales and Management, Wal-Mart Corporation

over 13 years in Stock Replenishment and Optics before entering the funeral industry where he has worked in Pre-Need Sales, Receptionist and Funeral Service Attendant roles. Emil has been quoted as stating, “I enjoy people and serving their needs. In the funeral business, a caring heart, a generous smile, demonstrated concern and compassion can be a great gift and benefit to those who have lost a loved one.” Emil encompasses all these traits and more. We are blessed to have him working on our team at Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home.

Emil was married from 1966-1995 and is a proud father and grandfather today. He is a 1962 graduate of Georgetown High School – Georgetown, Texas and attended Trinity College in Chicago and Deerfield, Illinois. Emil is a current member of the NRA and USCCA, and past member of the Lion’s Club, Chamber of Commerce, Awana, and Indian Guides. He has been a member of several faiths and churches to include: Evangelical Free Church, Baptist Church, Non-Denominational Bible Church, and currently is a member of the Gospel Light Church in

Haltom City. In his spare time, he enjoys gardening, lawn work, fishing, hunting, and horse-back riding.

Deborah Fails, our Office Manager has been with Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home since 2004, serving families in various roles

throughout the years. She has been dedicated to serving families with the highest level of care and attention to detail- no matter the task. Deborah’s mission statement for working at Crosier-Pearson Cleburne

Funeral Home is “to do your best in helping and serving families in their time of need”. She not only lives her mission statement, but instills it in other staff members as well. Her servant’s heart, ability to create memorable and personalized tributes for families and desire to always give her best makes her an irreplaceable member of our team.

Deborah was born and raised in Southeast Texas. She and her family have been residents of Cleburne since 1985, where her and her

husband have raised their two children. Deborah spends her free time crafting, gardening and watching sports. Her favorite way to spend time is with her family, especially her two grandchildren.

Patti Stokes, one of Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home’s Administrative Team Members has been with the funeral home since 2017. She has been in the funeral industry since 1999 in various administrative, funeral assistant and outreach roles. In her role as the Community Coordinator, Patti served the west Texas market by setting up events and designed programs in the community where she educated the public about funerals in general. Patti left the funeral

industry in 2006 after being recruited into the hotel industry, where she handled events, and then became the Accounts Receivable & Payroll Manager. Although she was not officially “working” in the funeral

industry during this time, she was still married to it. Patti’s husband, Eric Stokes, was active in the industry and served in both the Texas

Funeral Directors Association and the West Texas Funeral Directors Association, which meant she was too! Patti’s eye for detail and

dedication to families in need makes her a perfect fit for our team. She brings years of experience and an open-minded outlook that enhances the level of service we are able to provide families. We are blessed to

have her at Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home!

Patti was born and raised in the Abilene area and graduated from Merkel High School. She is the proud mother of two children and two

grandchildren who keep her on her toes. Being a “Gram” is her greatest joy. In her spare time, Patti enjoys shopping, crafting and as well as watching murder mysteries – both real and fiction.

Rebecca Dobbins, one of Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home’s Administrative Team Members has been with the funeral home since 2021. She has an eye for detail and truly enjoys creating personalized tributes that celebrate the life lived. Rebecca’s contagious smile and caring nature put families at ease and allow her to connect with them, making her an asset to our team.

Rebecca grew up in South Texas and has been a resident of Cleburne since February of 2021. Her and her husband are active members of the First United Presbyterian Church, Cleburne. In her spare time, Rebecca

enjoys research projects of all kinds, working jigsaw puzzles and word search games as well as spending time with her family.

Vicki Fuller Collins, one of Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home’s Administrative Team Members has been with the funeral home since 2019 in various roles throughout the years. Her inviting smile, warm hearted and welcoming nature, as well as her dedication to service and families is un-matched. Vicki believes in doing everything to the best of your ability and holds herself to that standard, especially when helping families. We are blessed to have her on our team!

Vicki was born and raised in Cleburne, graduating Cleburne High School in 1988. She is a long-time member of First Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church and the King’s Daughters, Hearts of Gold. She attended

Sam Houston State College and works as an Executive Concierge with PwC in Dallas as well.

Vicki is a gifted balloon artist, party planner and crafter. She enjoys spending time with her two daughters, her grandson, and other family

and friends every opportunity she has. However, nothing gives her more joy than being a Glamma!

Gail Heedley, one of Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home’s Administrative Team Members has been with the funeral home since 2013. Her dedication of love of serving others makes her a perfect fit for our team. Gail takes pride in serving families in their time of need.

Gail was a long-time resident of the Fort Worth area until moving to Cleburne in 2008, after her daughters all made Cleburne – their home. She graduated Amon Carter Riverside High School in 1971 and retired from American Airlines. Gail is an active member of The Heights Church. Her family ties go back generations in Johnson County and she

remembers fondly the many stories her grandmother would tell her of the area.

Gail enjoys traveling, scrap-booking, gardening, reading, especially in book clubs, family genealogy and gatherings, and participating in Bible study groups. She is the proud mother of three daughters and five

wonderful grandchildren. Her family is the joy in her life without a doubt! She is also a mother of two Dachshunds and a cat.

Toi McNeel, long-time resident of Cleburne, joined the Crosier-Pearson Cleburne Funeral Home team in 2024. She has quickly become a valued member, serving as Receptionist and Administrative Assistant as well as working services. Toi cared for the geriatric population and those in need of rehabilitation from

2013 – 2024 as Licensed Vocational Nurse, graduating from the Hill College Nursing Program in 2013.

Prior to nursing, Toi worked as a hairdresser in Cleburne for over 15 years, graduating from Ogle School of Hair Design in 1992. And before hairdressing, Toi worked as a customer service manager and credit manager with Scott Durafab and Dickson Jenkins Western West. Her many experiences and talents

make her a perfect fit for our team and we are blessed to have her here!

Toi is from a long line of Johnson County and Cleburne family ties. Her father, Raymond McNeel, worked for Santa Fe Railroad and took his family with him on the train across the country and then he and Cynthia Hines McNeel settled in Fort Worth with their five children, before moving home to Cleburne

years later. Toi graduated from Pascal High School in Fort Worth in 1976. She enjoyed the many years of the family participating in local Play-Days and Rodeo events, but especially serving as the Cowtown Posse Sweatheart in 1972.

Toi is the proud mother of two daughters, Nicole Dennis Simpkins and Lacie Dennis Gillick; seven grandchildren, Tate McCall, Ashton Lafountain, Sarah Simpkins, Raymond Simpkins, Reece Simpkins, Matthew Simpkins, and Katie Simpkins; four great-grandchildren, Krystal Lafountain, Conner Lafountain, Paisley Lafountain, and Aubree Baker; four siblings, Kelli Eager, Tahlia Farmer, Shawn McNeel, and Shane McNeel; as well as countless other family members including her partner, Kim Graig.

Toi’s desire to care for others, strive to be the best you can be, rise above all obstacles and faith in God – all make her easy to be around and work along-side.