Born and raised in Tennessee, Greg has lived in S.C. for fourty-five years. He and his wife Janice live in Donalds and have two sons and five grandchildren. 
Greg has a BS degree in Enviromental Chemistry from Concordia College. He retired in 2012 afterfourty-five years at B.A.S.F Corp. and Timken Co.
Greg is a member of Honea Path First Baptist Church where is is a member of the church choir and also active in the men's ministry. His hobbies are campint, fishing, traveling, and spending time with his family.

Samuel “Joe” Clamp was born and raised in Ware Shoals, SC. He is married to Rene Jester Clamp and they have three sons, Kelby, Kellar, and Will, and a grandson, Carson.

He is a 1981 graduate of Ware Shoals High School. Joe worked for Greenwood County EMS for 28 years before his retirement in 2010.He started his funeral career at Parker-White-Pruitt Funeral Home in 2008. Joe is a 2010 honor graduate of Piedmont Technical College with a degree in Funeral Services, and was the recipient of the South Carolina Funeral Directors Association Ladies Auxiliary Scholarship and was listed in Who’s Who Among College Students. 

He is a licensed funeral director and embalmer. Joe is proud and honored to serve our families in their time of need. In his spare time, he especially enjoys spending time with his grandson, going to the beach and caring for his 7 dogs and 2 cats, most of which are rescues.

William Joseph White III was born and raised in Honea Path, where he lives with his wife, Camilla.

He is an alumnus of Christ Church Episcopal School, Erskine College (Where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management), and Piedmont Technical College's School of Mortuary Science. He is a licesnsed funeral director and embalmer.

A third generation funeral director, he has served in the family business since 2004.

Joe is a member of Greenwood Presbyterian Church. In addition to serving his community as a funeral director, he enjoys reading, playing the guitar, travelling with his lovely wife, and is an avid gamer.

A native of Ware Shoals, Joe is the son of Billy and Carrie Lee White and is the second generation working with the family buisness. Joe is married to Marie Hitt White and has one son, William Joseph White, III. Joe Graduated from Ware Shoals High School, the first class of Paramedic's in South Carolina, Erskine College, and John A. Gupton College of Mortuary Science in Nashville, Tn.

Joe is a member of the Ware Shoals United Methodist Church, Center Lodge #37 A.F.M, Scottish Rite, Hejaz Shrine, and the Honea Path Civitan Club. Along with serving the Ware Shoals, Honea Path, and surrounding communties thru his work, he has participated in many community events. His hobbies have included hunting, flying, and computer programming.

Since 1951, Parker-White Funeral Home has served the community of Ware Shoals, assisting families in their times of grief in a compassionate, dignified manner. As funerals have evolved through the years, our caring staff has continued to guide each family through the process of paying tribute to their lost loved ones.

Prior to Parker-White, the Ware Shoals Funeral Home was located in the Riegel Textile Mill's company store, the "Big Friendly", and was operated by Mr. Ben Freeman and Mr. Clarence Wickliffe. Later, it was moved to its present location at 17 N. Greenwood Ave. Ext.

Early in 1951, James H. Parker purchased the Ware Shoals Funeral Home, and was assisted by Billy Cann. In September of the same year, Billy and Carrie Lee White moved to Ware Shoals and partnered with Mr. Parker, to form Parker-White Funeral Home.

In 1982, Billy White purchased Pruitt Funeral Home, another family-owned funeral home in nearby Honea Path. Pruitt Funeral Home was then moved to its present location at 603 N. Main St.

As our family continues to operate these funeral homes into the third generation, our high standard of care and service to the families we serve continues to be our most important goal.

Carrie Lee coggins White, a graduate of Spartanburg High School and Cecil's Business College is a licensed funeral director.

She and Billy White came to Ware Shoals in 1951 and served the community together until his death in 1995.

Mrs. White continues to be active in both the Ware Shoals United Methodist Church, and in civic affairs.