Our Staff
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Loui E. Lindeman, III Ed is the owner of Clarksville Funeral Home and has served Red River County families as their funeral director since returning from Gupton-Jones School of Mortuary Science in 1963. He continues to support our communities to promote growth and to retain their heritages. Ed and his wife, Connie Kay Lindeman, have two sons, Lee and Scott. He is a member of McKenzie Memorial United Methodist Church.
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Lee E. Lindeman Lee joined the family business in 1988 after graduating from Southern Arkansas University and Dallas Institute of Funeral Service. Lee is an avid outdoorsman and is the Six-Time Texas State Turkey Calling Champion which led to several television appearances including Late Night with Conan O’Brien. Lee is active in service to his county and is a member of McKenzie Memorial United Methodist Church. He is married to Christi Cain Lindeman. They have four children, Layne and Karlee Lindeman and Mikayla and Holland Hensley.
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Charles F. Malone Charles was graduated from John A. Gupton School of Mortuary Science in 1962 and has served the funeral industry for over 45 years. He joined our staff in February 1994. Charles has become an active member of our community and presently serves on the Clarksville City Council. He and his wife Sarah are members of the First Presbyterian Church. They have two children, David and Tresa.
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Monica J. Raulston Monica joined our staff as office manager in August of 2009. She was graduated from Clarksville High School and served her community as a member of the City Council for several years. Monica lives in Clarksville and has two children, Branden and Carlen. She is a member of the New Haven Missionary Baptist Church.
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Rev. James R. Brown Bro. Brown and his wife Martha moved to Clarksville in 1970 and joined our staff in 1979. He is presently the pastor of Aikin Grove Missionary Baptist Church. Bro. Brown has been active in many service organizations and continues to counsel many families in our community. He has one daughter, Jan Tinsley, and two grandchildren, Jake and Tara Raulston.
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E. Lee Stiles Stiles was graduated from Avery High School in 2006 and has lived in Red River County all of his life. He recently joined our staff as an apprentice and is in training at Dallas Institute of Mortuary Science. After graduating, he plans to join Clarksville Funeral home on a full-time basis.
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Lindeman Chapel of Clarksville Funeral Home is available to our families for funeral and memorial services. There is no extra charge for chapel services. Our chapel will seat over 225 people. We also have a family room that joins the chapel that will seat an additional 85 family members. We have available, both an organ and piano in our music room, along with a full selection of hymns that may be played through our quality sound system. We welcome families to bring their own CD's or cassette's to be played in our system.
