Our Caring Team

Pierre Cobb brings a wealth of knowledge from around the world.  Growing up in his hometown of Brooklyn, New York, Pierre knew he always wanted to give back to the community, which has given so much to him.  He is currently a proud member of the United States Army Reserve and has courageously served for over 19 years.  He has been mobilized and deployed to many areas, including Iraq and Afghanistan.

Pierre earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Healthcare Administration, and was a distinguished graduate of Webster University, where he earned a Master’s Degree in Human Resource Management.  He also graduated from the American McAllister Institute of Funeral Services earning his degree in Mortuary Science.

Mr. Cobb began his mortuary career at the renowned Frank R. Bell Funeral Home in Brooklyn, NY, where he quickly learned the ropes, and rose to become a Funeral Director.  Following Frank R. Bell funeral home, he relocated to San Antonio, Texas and as a Licensed Funeral Director served families and volunteered countless hours. Pierre was later employed by The Department of the Army Casualties Assistant Center as the Mortuary Affairs Coordinator at Fort Knox, Kentucky.  He was responsible for the Great Lakes Region (Illinois, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan), where he processed the remains of Active Duty Soldiers, Veterans, Dependents, Department of the Army Civilians (DACs), National Guard and Army Reservists. He later moved to Louisiana to become the General Manager of Winnfield Funeral Home of Baton Rouge.

Pierre is a proud member of the National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA), Louisiana Funeral Directors Mortician Association (LFDMA).

Pierre’s most significant awards and recognitions include: Army Service Ribbon, Two National Defense Service Medals, Two Army Achievement Medals, Armed Forces Reserve Medal, Two Armed Forces Reserve Medals with “M” device, Noncommissioned Officers Professional Development Ribbon with number “3” device, Army Commendation Medal, Army Good Conduct Medal, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal, Six Army Reserve Components Achievement Medals just to name a few.

His lifetime motto has always been “Always rise to the top because the bottom is just to crowded”.