Kris Brock

Kristopher Brock is the Owner and Funeral Director of Reeder-Davis Funeral Home, where he is privileged to carry forward a tradition of compassionate service that has been trusted by East Texas families for generations. As a steward of one of the region’s longest-standing funeral homes, Kris is dedicated to honoring every life with dignity, respect, and the highest standard of professional care while preserving the legacy of excellence that has defined Reeder-Davis for more than a century.

Serving others extends far beyond the walls of the funeral home. Kris is deeply committed to strengthening the communities he calls home through active leadership and service. He proudly serves as President of the Hughes Springs Chamber of Commerce, President of the Linden Lions Club, Board Member of the Linden Cemetery Association, and a member of the Site-Based Decision-Making Committee for Hughes Springs Elementary School. He is also a dedicated supporter of local churches, schools, first responders, and numerous civic organizations throughout East Texas.

Kris believes that every life tells a unique story and that every family deserves to be cared for with compassion, integrity, and genuine personal attention. He is passionate about creating meaningful, personalized tributes that celebrate each individual’s life while providing comfort and lasting memories for those left behind. His philosophy is simple: treat every family as he would his own, with kindness, honesty, and unwavering respect.

Under Kris’s leadership, Reeder-Davis Funeral Home continues to honor its rich heritage while embracing thoughtful innovation to better serve the evolving needs of today’s families. Whether through traditional funeral services, cremation services, monuments, cemetery services, or advance planning, his mission remains the same, to provide exceptional care with compassion, dignity, and a personal commitment to every family who places their trust in Reeder-Davis.

Outside of his professional life, Kris enjoys spending time at the lake, snow skiing, and cheering on the Texas A&M Aggies. Above all, he considers it one of life’s greatest privileges to serve the people and communities of East Texas.