History

In 1917 William S. and Catherine W. Holley founded Holley and Sons Funeral Home.  In 1955 John P. Holley, Sr. decided to continue the tradition and renamed the family business J.P. Holley Funeral Home.

John P. Holley, Jr. continued that leadership in the third generation until his death in 2003 and now in our fourth generation of service and under the leadership of Johnathan P. and Joya D. Holley, our tradition of caring continues. Richland County and surrounding areas consider us to be a shoulder they can lean on.

Visit us at 8132 Garners Ferry Road in Columbia and let us be there for your family.  For added convenience we have two additional locations to serve you.  Located at 2469 Senate Street, Columbia and 102 Church Street. St. Matthews.

J.P. Holley Funeral Home is a full service funeral facility with licensed pre-need counselors and directors on staff.  You can depend on us to provide professional cremation service.  The facility provides a large chapel and modern equipment. To further assist you, ample parking is available and we are handicap accessible.

J.P. Holley Funeral Home offers the most prompt and courteous funeral service available.  Our staff understands this is a difficult time for you and your family and we do all we can to help you with funeral or cremation service.

For your convenience the staff of J.P. Holley Funeral Home accepts insurance assignments and works with all local cemeteries.  Our staff is available twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.

J. P. Holley Funeral Home established its excellence for service many years ago and our proud tradition of service continues. From traditional burial, non-traditional burial, cremation and pre-planning, to grief counseling our staff will be there before, during and after the service ends as the responsibilities of life continue

The staff of J.P. Holley Funeral Home appreciates the confidence and trust you have placed in us by allowing us to serve you and your family for the past eighty-eight years.

Trust J.P. Holley Funeral Home to be there when you need us most.

1940's 2469 Senate Street