Vernon R. Clifton

Funeral Director

Vernon R. Clifton is a funeral service licensee graduating from Cincinnati College of Embalming in 1966. He is a member of First Baptist Church and a member of the Adult Choir. He is a member of the Clinton Lions Club having served as President. Vernon is married to Mrs. Josephine S. Clifton and has two sons, Ray and Tim; five grandchildren, Drake, Laken, twins Walker & Wilson and Hayes and a great-granddaughter, Airlie Clifton. 

Telephone: 1-910-592-4127

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Nicholas R. West

Nicholas R. West of Keener, is a graduate of Clinton High School and is currently completing his degree as a Funeral Service Licensee at Fayetteville Technical Community College. He is an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Nick is active in the community and is an Eagle Scout. He is the son of Lee and Kay West and has six siblings. He considers it an honor to be able to serve the people of Sampson County at Royal-Hall Funeral Home.

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Crickett Cimaglia-Brewer

Funeral Assistant/Office Admin.

Crickett joined the Royal-Hall Family in 2015. She is originally from Godwin and spent a majority of her life in Fayetteville, NC. She has lived in Sampson County since 1991 and is blessed with two sons, Logan (25) and Luke (22). Her past administrative experience and artistic abilities, as well as her love for helping others, makes her a perfect addition here at Royal-Hall.  She takes pride in being there for the families, helping make their loved one's "last celebration of life" as unique and special as possible - and she does so with the utmost compassion. 

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Richard Bass

Richard Bass is a native of Sampson County and married to Jenice Tew Bass. He has two sons, Ricky and Thomas and two grandsons, Conner & Cory. He is a retired Division Supervisor with the Department of Transportation after 42 years of service. He attends with his wife, Bethany Pentecostal Freewill Baptist Church of Clinton.

Bobby T. Warren

Bobby T. Warren is a native of Sampson County and married to Faye B. Warren. Bobby has two daughters, Cindy and Kelly, and five grandchildren. He is a member of First Baptist Church where he has served on the board of Deacons and also a member of the adult choirs. He is a retired Network Administrator with The Lundy Packing Co. after 34 years of service, also he is a retired Assistant Chief with The Clinton Fire Department after 32 years of service.

Dwight Jackson