About Us

License: SC #3885; GA (FD) #5759; GA (EMB) #5358

Clint has been employed by Napier Funeral Home & Crematory for the past 19 years. He started working for the firm when he was just 16 years old. He would help out at visitations, funerals, and occasionally assist on first calls. When he turned 18 he started his apprenticeship under the direction of William "Sammie" Napier and at age 20, he went to mortuary college. After the untimley passing of Mr. Napier in September of 2022, Clint and his wife Gracie purchased the funeral home from the Napier family, and are continuing a legacy of funeral serivce that is second to none. 

Clint is a licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer in South Carolina and Georgia. He has also served on the Executive Committee of the South Carolina Funeral Directors Association, and is a member of the Academy of Professional Funeral Service Practice. Clint is a Licensed and Ordained Minister and has served on church staff in various positions in the past. Clint, his wife Gracie and their daughter Melody make their home in the Graniteville area.

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Gracie is the wife of Clint Jackson. Together they own and operate Napier Funeral Home & Crematory. They have been married for 10 years and have been friends since childhood. Gracie is a former school teacher with many years of Early Childhood Development experience, but felt the need to assist her husband in carrying on the legacy of the Napier family.

License: SC# 4275

Matthew is a valued member of our full time staff. He has a degree in Mortuary Science from the South Carolina College of Funeral Service at Piedmont Tech and is a licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer in the state of South Carolina.. Matthew has a passion for serving families and seeing them through their most difficult time. He and his wife Alexandria, make their home in the Aiken area, and we are proud to have him on our team.

License:  SC# 1446; GA (FD) #3721; GA (EMB) #3288

Ronnie is a valued member of our part time staff. He is a licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer in South Carolina and Georgia, and is a South Carolina licensed Pre-Need Insurance Agent. He graduated from Gupton Jones University with a degree in Mortuary Science and has worked for many funeral homes in the past 40 years. Ronnie Proudly served our country in the United States Army and is a Vietnam Veteran. He is a member of Calvary Baptist Church in Graniteville. He and his wife Brenda make their home in Graniteville.

License: SC#4498

Alvin is a valued member of our part-time staff. Alvin and his wife Cindy are members of the Langley Bible Church where Alvin serves as the Administrative Pastor. He is also a member of Belvedere Lodge #388.

Ronnie is a valued member of our part time staff. He and his wife Evie has served in music ministry for many years at various churches in the area. We are very pleased to have him as a part of our team.

Martin is a valued member of our part time staff. He and his wife Elizabeth are members of Christian Heritage Church in Graniteville. Martin has been a part of funeral service for over 40 years and we are happy to have him on our team.

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Billy is a valued member of our part time staff. He has been employed by Napier Funeral Home & Crematory since 1997. He responds to most of our first calls and assists on funerals. He is a member of the Warrenville Church Of God and he and his wife Alice make their home here in Graniteville.

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Bubba Baker is a valued member of our part time staff. He has worked for many years in the greater Aiken area as car salesman. Bubba is a member of the Langley Bible Church and makes his home in the Warrenville area.

License: SC#4457

Kelley is valued member of our part-time staff. She is married to Jeffery Taylor and together they pastor Grace-Pointe church in Aiken. 

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Elijah is the youngest brother of Gracie Jackson and is a member of our part time staff. He is a funeral assistant and a certified crematory operator. Elijah is married to Jaden Soto Burton and they make there home in the Aiken area. 

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Leah has been working for Napier Funeral Home & Crematory since 2017. She serves as our Office Manager and After Care Coordinator. She has a passion for families who are grieving, and is truly a caring professional.

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For 63 years Sammie and Glenda Napier served the Graniteville and surrounding areas with first class funeral service. Sammie began working in the funeral home in 1960 while Glenda decided to take a career in banking where she stayed for 35 years. After her long tenure she decided, as Vice President of the bank, it was time to retire and help her husband run their family business. For 24 years they worked together at Napier Funeral Home helping families make difficult choices during difficult times. On September 30, 2022 Mr. Napier went home to be with the Lord after a seven-month battle with cancer. We miss him dearly and talk about him most every day. He is the reason that Napier Funeral Home is where it is today and we will forever cherish his memory and continue his legacy. As for Mrs. Napier, she has retired from the family business and has confidently handed the reigns over to their long time General Manager, Clint Jackson. She still stops by and is a most welcomed guest in the funeral home office where she “cuts up” with the ladies and even visits with families during visitations. Napier Funeral Home looks forward to continuing its long standing tradition of serving families during their time of need.

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Phyllis was employed by Napier Funeral Home for nearly 14 years before her retirement in 2022. Phyllis enjoys time with her grandchildren and is a lifetime member of Warrenville Church of God in Warrenville, SC. 

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Rev. Hardee is the Pastor of the Langley Church of God in Graniteville. He has served as chaplain for the police department of his previous hometown and has served on various boards for the South Carolina Church of God. He serves as our chaplain here at Napier Funeral Home. He is passionate about what he does and would be honored to help any family in their time of loss.