We have years of experience caring for families from all walks of life, cultures and faiths. Our unsurpassed staff and our family provide kind, caring, professional service. Each family comes to us because they know we are leaders in our profession who are dedicated to excellence in service, adhere to the highest funeral industry standards, and have exceptional integrity. We consistently earn phenomenally high customer satisfaction survey results.
Our licensed, professional staff is here for you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Please call 281-897-9823 anytime. We will even come to you to make arrangements in the comfort of your home.
Prompt, compassionate service is always just a phone call away, where and when you need it.
Managing Partner - Funeral Director
Stacy has been in the funeral industry for over 35 years.
She earned a Associates Degree from Our Lady of Holy Cross College in New
Orleans, Louisiana while attending college she started working part time at D.W.
Rhodes Funeral Home where she met her true calling “The Funeral Industry” the
rest is “as we say “History”.
Stacy holds her license as a funeral director in the states of Louisiana
and Texas. She grew up in a small town of Buras, Louisiana - sixty-five miles South of New Orleans where she was a parishioner of Our Lady of Good Harbor Catholic Church. Stacy is a devote Catholic.
After hurricane Katrina, Stacy relocated to Corpus Christi,
Texas where she worked as a funeral director at Seaside and Corpus Christi Funeral Homes. In 2016 she
relocated to Houston. She is excited about being back with her Carriage Family and
getting out into the Cypress and surrounding communities.
Stacy is a devoted daughter to her parents, Larry and Agnes,
a loving sister to her brother, Steve and her nephews, Larry III and Lance and
great nephew Levi. She is also a Ride or Die Saints Fan, “Who Dat”
Licensed Funeral Director and Office Coordinator
Christy Keller started working at the
Cypress-Fairbanks Funeral home in October of 2017 as the office
coordinator. She was born and raised in Wharton, Texas and then went on
to pursue a degree in business management at Sam Houston State University in
2002. Prior to working here, she has worked with NAPA Auto Parts for ten
years and ran the office for a fire protection company for fourteen
years. She enjoyed helping the families the location served so much that
she got her degree in funeral service in 2019 and graduated from Commonwealth
Institute of Funeral Service.
Christy lives in Katy with her husband,
three kids, and their dog and two cats. When she is not spending time
serving her families you can find her at the family farm in Fedor, Buna,
Yoakum, or Matagorda beach.
Funeral Director and Embalmer
Chau joined the Cy-Fair family as a funeral director and
embalmer in January of 2023 with over 8 years’ experience in the industry. She
was born in Vietnam but emigrated to the U.S. at a very young age. Even though
she has grown up in Houston most of her life, she is very proud of her heritage
and is still bilingual in Vietnamese and English.
Chau graduated from Houston’s own Commonwealth Institute of Funeral Service. She is fascinated with learning about different cultures and customs and was drawn to a career where she could help people through one of their most difficult moments.
Chau has been a long time member of the Girl Scouts of America and loves to spend time in the outdoors. She plays the violin and had been a member of the Symphony of North Houston. Some of her favorite hobbies include traveling, fishing, trying new foods, and tending to her garden.
Ambassador
Suzanne Elizabeth "Susan" David was born on November 15, 1944 in Canton, Ohio.
She is a 1962 graduate of Mother McAuley High School in Chicago, Illinois. Susan also graduated in 1978 from Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with a degree in education.
Susan is a memberof St. Maximilian Church, where she is devoted to volunteering her time and energy to the St. Maximilian Kolbe Kids. She has also served as a Eucharistic Minister, and volunteers for the St. Maximilian Food Pantry.
She has also travelled to Guatemala and various countries for many years on missionary trips to serve the Mayan people. Other missionary trips have included Nicaragua, El Salvador, Mexico, and the borders of Texas.
In her leisure time, you might find Susan eating Mexican food, or petting her beloved cat, Mango.
You are welcome to call us any time of the day, any day of the week, for immediate assistance. Or, visit our funeral home in person at your convenience.