Broussard's Mortuary

For Five
Generations

“MORE THAN 125 YEARS OF TIME HONORED VALUES”

EST. 1889

A Family Concern

In the late 1800's, Alex Broussard, owner of A. Broussard Livery Stable, opened his first funeral parlor in Southeast Texas. That first wood framed parlor was soon replaced by a large brick facility in downtown Beaumont which still stands today. Later, the family firm moved to a large, stately home at the corner of Calder Avenue and Forest Street. In 1958, they moved to one of their present locations in a quiet neighborhood on McFaddin in Beaumont.

Continuing Our Traditions

In this age of constant corporate funeral home buyouts and takeovers, families find comfort in knowing there is still a family owned and operated firm with five generations of compassion, continuity, and dignity. The Broussard family feels strongly about their traditions and their family's obligation to maintain both the high standards of excellence in service and their ability to serve the entire community by always keeping their services affordable.

Frank “Butch” Frazier

Frank “Butch” Eugene Frazier, 84, of Nederland, died Friday, April 26, 2024. He was born February 6, 1940, in Port Neches, to Jenny Lois Kelly Frazier and Cecil Eugene Frazier. He is survived by his Spouse of 65 years Myrhl Frazier and their four children and spouses, Son, Ricky Frazier and wife Suzanne, daughter, Faith Clotiaux and husband Reagan, daughter, Lois Johnson and husband Mike, and daughter, Kelly Harrison; nine grandchildren and their spouses, Lacey and Philip Lynch, Bret and Reagan Frazier, Olin and Julie Clotiaux, Derek and Nicole Clotiaux, Jaylon and Payton Clotiaux, Christine and Alex Murphy, Danielle and Korey Pedigo, Ryan and McKenzie Johnson, Kori and Greg Lunceford; Twenty-three great grandchildren Emma, Hallie, Rylie, Claira, Jude, Marley, Laura, Sawyer, Livia, Lyla, Tyler, Trace, Ivy, Lillian, Oliver, Grady, Hank, Kameron, Lennon, Quinn, Isla, Sloane, and Beck. A gathering of Mr. Frazier’s family and friends will begin at 10:00 a.m., […]

Thomas “Tom” San Angelo

Thomas “Tom” San Angelo, 88, of Village Mills, went home to be with the Lord on Thursday, April 25, 2024, at Harbor Hospice, Beaumont. He was born on January 25, 1936, to Mary Manos San Angelo and Joseph San Angelo, in Port Arthur. Tom enjoyed fishing, duck hunting, and traveling. Survivors include his wife, Frances San Angelo of Washington, DC; niece, Lisa Little of Sour Lake; nephew, Earl Reed III and his wife, Kelly, of Liola, Wisconsin; great-nieces and nephews, Jared Sauer and his wife, Samantha, of Sour Lake; Jennifer Campbell and her husband, John, of Lumberton; Cassandra Sauer of Silsbee; Bailey Boe and her husband, Cedric, of Spencer, Wisconsin; and Brandy Reed of Marshfield, Wisconsin; great-great-nieces and nephews, Madyson Sauer, Zayden Sauer, Malcom Campbell, Atticus Campbell, Mayson Williams, Grayson Williams, Kylee Williams, Raina Boe, and Ryker Boe; and cousins, Georgia Kay Sheby and Christopher Catechis and his wife, Barbara, […]

Davey Eugene Smith

Davey Eugene Smith, 76, of Kountze, died Thursday, April 25, 2024. He was born on March 26, 1948, in Port Arthur, to Gloria Pinell Smith and Claude Dawson Smith, Sr. Davey was a proud veteran of the United States Army, where he served in the Vietnam War. He had many hobbies over his life. In his younger years he enjoyed traveling, painting, and photography. Davey enjoyed writing adventure stories where his daughter was the main character. Gardening was a big part of Davey’s life, and he was a member of the Jefferson County Master Gardeners. In his free time, he spent many hours woodworking and building cannons. He also loved playing the harmonica for his family. He was a beloved father and a beloved Gpaw, he will be missed dearly. Survivors include his daughter, Kelsey Smith Swearingen and her husband, Christopher, of Kountze; granddaughter, Kyleigh Swearingen; brother, Robbie Smith of […]

Testimonials

“I felt a true connection to Burton. He seemed honest & sincere with his care for my family!”

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Connie Perrard, Pearland, TX

“I have dealt with Steve Cooper for years…. always impressed with his work ethic, his compassion and his care for families.”

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Cindy and Don Colwell,

“The funeral director, Steve Cooper, is very kind, sensitive to every need, and very professional. He is as good as I have ever seen. He and his staff made everything as easy as it could have possibly been.”

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Charles Duplissey, Silsbee, TX