About Campfield & Rollins Funeral Home
Our history is rooted in the genuine desire to serve our community and connect with families in their time of need. Our family business was developed from the need to facilitate greater connections between funeral service providers and the community in relation to information on death and dying. We aim to share the importance of preneed arrangements and foster more opportunities to guide others about estate planning.
Our Commitment to You
Our commitment to you is unwavering. We understand the gravity of our role in your family's most difficult moments, and we strive to provide compassionate, professional, and personalized service every step of the way. Our team is here to support you, answer your questions, and guide you through this challenging time. We are honored to serve our community and help families honor the lives of their loved ones.
Honoring Lives
We stand firmly dedicated to you. Recognizing the weight of our responsibility during your family's toughest times, we aim to offer heartfelt, expert, and individualized care at every turn. Our compassionate team is here to provide unwavering support, address your concerns, and navigate you through this difficult journey. It is a privilege to serve our community and assist families in commemorating the cherished lives of their loved ones.
Dr. La’Tric Campfield-Brown, LFDE
President & Chief Executive Officer
Licensed Funeral Director in Charge
La'Tric Campfield-Brown was born at Freedman's Hospital (Howard University Hospital) in Washington, D. C., and lived in Prince Georges County, Maryland, with her parents and siblings. She is a proud graduate of Bladensburg High School in Bladensburg, Maryland.
She relocated to Florida for college and made it her home, purchasing a residence in Miramar, Florida, in 2001.
La'Tric developed an inspired care and concern for those who were left to remake their lives after the loss of a loved one during her time as a teacher, as the wife of a clergyman, and within various professional and community service organizations. Moreover, she observed that there were not enough connections between the community and funeral service providers to facilitate the acceptance of death and dying, the importance of preneed and estate planning, or to share the significance of how to judiciously spend while planning for various arrangements and final services.
La'Tric was inspired to become a Florida Licensed Funeral Service Director & Embalmer as well as a Florida Licensed Notary with the aspiration to provide superior funeral service in her community. She graduated from Miami-Dade College with an associate of arts degree in Funeral Services and immediately began developing community-based concepts for a funeral home. She is joined by several family members who offer expertise in funeral service, customer service, and community service.
Community Service
We are a part of the Broward County, South Palm Beach County, and North Miami-Dade County communities, and it is our desire to provide free services including a Food Pantry and a Professional Closet for women.
