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This page focuses on Petty Funeral Home in Landrum, South Carolina. Because “Petty Funeral Home obituaries” can also lead to unrelated Petty funeral providers in Alabama or Kentucky, always confirm the official domain, city, address and phone before calling, sending flowers or driving to a service.
Landrum, South Carolina
Petty Funeral Home Obituaries: Search Official Landrum SC Notices, Service Times and Local Next Steps
Petty Funeral Home obituaries for Landrum, South Carolina are published through Petty Funeral Home’s official obituary archive. The full memorial page is the safest place to confirm the person, service time, visitation, chapel, church, cemetery, flowers, condolences and any later updates.
Petty Funeral Home is located at 124 North Trade Avenue, Landrum, SC 29356. Its official site lists 1-864-457-3572 as the main phone number. Always compare the individual memorial’s service venue with the funeral-home address before driving.
Reviewed September 30, 2026Official Petty pages checkedSpartanburg County / SC sources checkedFTC / SSA / Veterans resources checked
Official obituary archiveUse Petty Funeral Home’s own obituary page for current and older Landrum-area notices.
Landrum locationThe official site lists 124 North Trade Avenue, Landrum, SC 29356.
Main phoneCall 1-864-457-3572 when service timing, directions or arrangements need confirmation.
Funeral and cremationPetty says it provides funeral and cremation services with a chapel, viewing rooms and an on-site crematory.
Venue may differA service may be at Petty, a church, a cemetery, a graveside location or another venue named in the memorial.
Do not use a screenshot onlyUse the live memorial when “latest time” or “where to go” matters because details can be updated.
Fastest route: open the official Petty obituary page → search or browse the name → open the full memorial → verify identity → read every event block → map the event address, not only the funeral-home address.
Make Sure You Have the Correct Petty Funeral Home
The name can be confusing because more than one funeral provider uses “Petty.” This guide focuses on Petty Funeral Home in Landrum, South Carolina, at pettyfuneralhome.com.
Petty Funeral Home — Landrum, SCOfficial site: pettyfuneralhome.com. Address: 124 North Trade Avenue, Landrum, SC 29356. Phone: 1-864-457-3572.
Petty Funeral Homes LLC — Atmore, ALSeparate provider using pettyfuneralhomes.com. Its official site lists 9260 US-31, Atmore, AL and phone (251) 368-4540.
L.R. Petty Funeral Home — KentuckyAnother unrelated Petty funeral provider may appear for Campbellsville, KY searches. Do not mix its obituary archive with the Landrum SC funeral home.
Safety rule: match the official website, city, state, address and phone before sending flowers, posting condolences, paying for anything or traveling to a service.
How to Find a Petty Funeral Home Obituary
Open the official Petty obituary archive. Start at pettyfuneralhome.com/listings rather than a copied obituary or search-engine preview.
Search or browse the person’s name. Try the full legal name first. If that fails, try surname only, nickname, maiden name, married name, middle initial or spelling variations.
Open “View.” The listing card is only a preview. The full memorial can include obituary text, visitation, funeral time, cemetery, flower options and condolence tools.
Confirm identity. Compare the person’s name, age or dates, residence, relatives, church, cemetery and Upstate South Carolina or nearby North Carolina references.
Read each event separately. Visitation, funeral service, memorial service, graveside service, interment and private family service may have different venues.
Check whether the location is Petty or somewhere else. A memorial can name Petty Funeral Home, a church, a cemetery, a chapel, a graveside site or another location.
Use the official memorial URL. A link is safer than copying full obituary text or sending a screenshot because the funeral home can update details.
Call before traveling when details are unclear. Use Petty’s published phone number when timing, parking, accessibility, flowers or cemetery questions matter.
After opening the obituary page: find the name → open the full memorial → verify identity → check each event → copy the exact address → use flowers or condolences only after confirming the correct person.
Petty Obituary Examples Visible During This Review
The official Petty obituary archive is a live resource and may change after publication. Examples visible in the indexed official archive during this review included:
Archive exampleLila Parker
Official recent listing showed a Columbus, NC connection; open the full memorial before relying on details.
Archive exampleMadelyn Smith
Official recent listing showed a Rutherfordton, NC connection; verify service details on the individual memorial.
Archive exampleDelvean Fowler
Official recent listing showed a Taylors connection; use the full memorial for any service schedule.
Archive exampleEleanor Williams
Official recent listing showed a Campobello, SC connection; treat this as a dated snapshot.
Do not treat this section as the newest obituary feed.
Petty’s live obituary archive is the correct place to check the newest notice, corrected spelling, updated service schedule or changed venue.
For another example of why a recent-obituaries block can become outdated quickly, see the Evans and Browne Funeral Home obituary guide, which also routes readers back to the funeral home’s live memorial system before acting.
If the Petty Obituary Is Older, Missing or Hard to Find
Try surname onlyThis helps when middle names, nicknames, initials or married names differ from what you expect.
Try nearby community cluesLook for Landrum, Campobello, Inman, Greer, Spartanburg, Tryon, Columbus, Green Creek or Rutherfordton references.
Check both SC and NC cluesLandrum is close to the North Carolina line, so some families may have service or residence details in nearby NC communities.
Open the full memorialThe service location, cemetery and family instructions are usually on the full memorial, not the archive card.
Call the funeral homeIf the service is soon, call Petty rather than waiting for a search result to update.
Avoid lookalike pages firstThird-party obituary pages may be useful leads, but the official Petty memorial controls service details.
If you are comparing funeral homes with similar names, the Keefe Funeral Home obituary guide explains why exact domain, city, address and funeral-home identity should be checked before calling or sharing private information.
What a Petty Memorial Page Can Help You Do
ObituaryRead the family-approved noticeConfirm full name, dates, residence and public family details.
ServiceCheck visitation and funeral detailsRead each schedule entry separately before travel.
VenueIdentify the exact locationPetty, a church, cemetery or another venue may be listed.
DirectionsMap the event addressUse the address shown for that specific event.
FlowersUse Send Flowers carefullyConfirm the person and family preference before ordering.
Condolence toolsShare messages carefullyConfirm the person before posting a public memory or message.
Email listSubscribe only if neededThe official site offers obituary notification emails.
UpdatesReopen before the eventDetails can be corrected or expanded after the first notice posts.
SharingSend the official linkDo not copy full obituary text into another site without permission.
Before You Attend a Petty Funeral, Visitation or Burial
Confirm the event nameVisitation, funeral, memorial service, graveside service and interment are different events.
Check the address beside the eventDo not assume 124 North Trade Avenue is the location unless the memorial says so.
Watch church and cemetery namesUpstate South Carolina and nearby North Carolina churches and cemeteries can have similar names.
Check public vs private wordingIf the obituary says private, family-only or no public service, do not treat it as a public invitation.
Recheck close to service timeWeather, cemetery access, family instructions or schedule changes can make same-day confirmation useful.
Call for accessibilityPetty says the funeral home is handicap accessible; call when wheelchair access, drop-off, parking or procession details matter.
The Haysi Funeral Home obituary guide gives a clear example of the same rule: funeral-home service and cemetery routing should be treated as separate tasks.
Use this map only when the obituary says the event is at Petty Funeral Home.
If the memorial names a church, cemetery, graveside service or another venue, map that event address instead.
If a Death Has Just Occurred
Call Petty Funeral Home directly at 1-864-457-3572. Tell staff where the person is currently located and follow the funeral director’s next instructions.
At homeCall 911 or the appropriate medical authority if death has not been pronounced.
Hospital or care facilityAsk the facility what release paperwork is required and which funeral home should be contacted.
Unexpected or investigated deathFollow law-enforcement, coroner, medical-examiner or public-authority instructions before scheduling removal.
Veteran familyLocate discharge papers early if military honors, Veteran benefits or veterans cemetery burial may be requested.
Keep private information private.
Do not send Social Security numbers, IDs, payment information or death-certificate details through an unofficial obituary website, comment box or social-media account.
Funeral, Cremation, Viewing and Pre-Planning Services
Petty’s official website says the funeral home provides funeral and cremation services, with a chapel, visitation/viewing rooms and an on-site crematory. Its FAQ explains that funeral or memorial services can be held in a place of worship, a funeral home or a crematory chapel.
Traditional funeralA funeral service can include visitation, viewing, ceremony, procession and burial or committal details.
Cremation with serviceCremation can still include a funeral service, memorial service or committal service with the urn present.
Viewing and visitationPetty’s official site describes visitation/viewing rooms and explains why viewing can matter for some families.
On-site crematoryThe official homepage describes an on-site crematory; call for current options, timing and prices.
Pre-planningThe site includes pre-plan resources for documenting choices before a death occurs.
Grief supportPetty’s site says its support continues after funeral services through grief-support messaging.
After reviewing service options: choose burial or cremation → decide public/private gathering → list church/cemetery questions → ask for current prices → confirm what is included and what is a third-party cost.
A current complete Petty Funeral Home General Price List should be requested directly from the funeral home when you are comparing arrangements. Do not estimate current costs from a copied obituary, third-party listing or old document.
Under the FTC Funeral Rule, funeral homes must provide price information by phone when you ask. If you begin discussing funeral arrangements or prices in person, the provider must give you a General Price List to keep.
Ask Petty
Why it matters
What is the basic services fee?
This is a core funeral-provider charge and helps compare total arrangements.
What are removal or transfer charges?
Transportation can depend on where the death occurred and whether another facility is involved.
What are direct cremation and cremation-with-service prices?
Cremation choices can include different containers, services and final-placement options.
What are viewing, funeral and chapel charges?
Facility, staff and service choices can affect the final cost.
Which items are cash advances?
Cemetery, clergy, obituary, flowers, permits or other outside costs may be separate from funeral-home service charges.
Phone script: “I am comparing funeral arrangements. Please give me your current price information for the services we are considering, including basic services, transfer, viewing, funeral service, burial or cremation. If we meet in person, I would also like the current General Price List.”
South Carolina Death Certificates After a Petty Obituary
Certified death certificates are issued through South Carolina vital-record routes, not by an obituary page. Use the obituary to confirm public service information; use the state or official local route for legal records.
State routeSouth Carolina DPH provides death-certificate ordering guidance for South Carolina deaths.
Funeral-home assistancePetty’s FAQ says the funeral home can help determine how many death-certificate copies are needed and can order them for the family.
Any-county needUse the official DPH route and verify the current request method, eligibility and fee before ordering.
Prepare detailsHave full legal name, date of death, place of death, requester information, ID, fee and mailing/payment information ready.
Order enough copiesBanks, insurance, benefits, property, retirement and estate tasks may each ask for certified copies.
County line cautionIf the person died in North Carolina, use the North Carolina vital-record route, not the South Carolina route.
After opening the DPH page: choose online, phone, in-person, mail or drop-off route → check who may order → prepare ID and entitlement documents → confirm current fee → order enough certified copies for legal and benefit tasks.
Funeral service location does not automatically decide estate jurisdiction. Estate questions can depend on domicile, assets, will, property, family situation and South Carolina procedure. For Spartanburg County estates, the Probate Court’s Estate Division is the public starting point.
Spartanburg County Probate Court
180 Magnolia St.
4th Floor, Suite 4113
Spartanburg, SC 29306
Gather funeral receipt or invoice if an estate matter asks for one.
Identify the deceased person’s legal residence at death.
Make a list of known assets, debts and interested family members.
Ask Probate Court or an attorney before assuming which estate procedure applies.
Funeral home location is not the same as probate jurisdiction.
A service at Petty or in Landrum does not by itself prove where an estate must be opened, especially for families with North Carolina residence or property ties.
Veteran Burial Tasks for Landrum and Upstate Families
Veteran families should not rely on an obituary alone for burial eligibility, honors or reimbursement. Gather discharge paperwork and verify benefits through VA, South Carolina Department of Veterans’ Affairs, the funeral home or the relevant cemetery.
Petty Veterans pagesPetty’s official navigation includes Veterans Overview, Veterans Headstones and Veterans Burial Flags.
DD-214 or discharge recordDischarge documents are usually needed when cemetery eligibility, military honors or VA benefits are being considered.
M.J. “Dolly” Cooper Veterans CemeterySouth Carolina’s state veterans cemetery is in Anderson, SC and may be relevant for eligible Upstate families.
Eligibility helpSouth Carolina Veterans Affairs says cemetery administration assists with verifying service records and determining eligibility.
VA burial benefitsVA burial and memorial benefits may include burial allowance, headstone/marker, burial flag and Presidential Memorial Certificate when eligible.
Ask earlyTell the funeral director if military honors, veterans cemetery burial, VA paperwork or marker/headstone benefits may be needed.
After opening Veterans resources: review eligibility → gather DD-214 or other discharge papers → ask Petty about military honors → contact the cemetery or VA before assuming a burial date.
Social Security says a funeral home will usually report a death to SSA. Families should give the funeral director the deceased person’s Social Security number so the death can be reported correctly.
Death reportingIf the funeral home does not report the death, contact Social Security promptly.
Survivor benefitsPotentially eligible people can include spouses, some divorced spouses, children and dependent parents.
Certified recordsAn online obituary is not a certified death certificate and does not replace SSA documentation.
Where can I search official Petty Funeral Home obituaries?
Use the obituary listings page at pettyfuneralhome.com. Open the full memorial rather than relying only on a search result or preview because the full page can contain service time, venue, cemetery, flowers and obituary updates.
What is Petty Funeral Home’s address and phone number?
The official site lists Petty Funeral Home at 124 North Trade Avenue, Landrum, SC 29356. The published phone number is 1-864-457-3572.
Is this the same as Petty Funeral Homes LLC in Atmore, Alabama?
No. Petty Funeral Home in Landrum, SC and Petty Funeral Homes LLC in Atmore, AL are separate providers with different websites, addresses and phone numbers. Check the city and official domain before acting.
Are all Petty services held at the Landrum funeral home?
No. Petty may handle the arrangements while the service takes place at a church, cemetery, graveside location or another venue. Use the event location listed in the individual memorial.
Why should I open the full Petty memorial page?
The full memorial is where family-approved obituary text, service schedule, location, flowers, condolence tools and event updates are most likely to appear. A directory preview may not include enough information.
Does Petty Funeral Home provide cremation services?
Yes. Petty’s official site says it provides funeral and cremation services and describes an on-site crematory. Call the funeral home for current cremation options, timing and prices.
How do I get current Petty Funeral Home prices?
Call Petty and ask for current price information. Under the FTC Funeral Rule, funeral homes must give price information by phone when asked, and must give a General Price List in covered in-person arrangement situations.
How do I get a South Carolina death certificate after finding the obituary?
Use South Carolina Department of Public Health death-certificate guidance. Petty’s FAQ also says the funeral home can help determine how many copies may be needed and can order them for the family.
Where does Spartanburg County probate start?
Spartanburg County Probate Court’s Estate Division handles the probate of wills and estates of deceased persons. The court lists 180 Magnolia St., 4th Floor, Suite 4113, Spartanburg, SC 29306 and phone 864-596-2556.
What should a Veteran family check after finding a Petty obituary?
Gather the DD-214 or discharge document, ask Petty about military honors, and verify eligibility directly with VA or South Carolina Department of Veterans’ Affairs if a veterans cemetery or VA burial benefit may apply.