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Cason’s Flowers Celebrates 100 Years in Business in Corsicana

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By Amber Rose

Get ready to celebrate Cason’s 100th year anniversary, starting this Friday November 1 and continuing through November 7.
The Cason’s dedication traces back to Robert Cason in November of 1924, with longtime and current owner Robbie Griffin still operating things since she purchased the thriving business in 1970.

Current Cason’s staff – Photo by Amber Rose

Griffin got her start with Cason in the 1950’s, she has been around long enough to see so many changes to the floral business while adapting and managing to continue serving the community.
Upon entering the store you’ll be greeted by beautiful arrangements and gifts for all occasions. The dedication of all involved is immediately evidenced by the warm welcome you’ll receive as you walk in. As you peruse their showroom, you’ll notice the awards which line the store to showcase the outstanding work they’ve done over the years.
When asked what keeps her going, Griffin responded, “What I really like about it is the association with people.” She lit up when talking about getting to be a part of major milestones from birth to death, watching the community members get through each stage of life, growing up and utilizing Cason’s for these memories.

Robert Cason – Courtesy Photo

Griffin continues the belief that Mr. Cason taught that there would always be a need for florists, ‘because flowers are a feel good business.’
She also noted that they ship flowers all over the world, often getting calls from folks in other countries.

Cason’s Staff in Years Past – Courtesy Photo

Her two sons, Dana and Davey Griffin both have education backgrounds. Davey is a professor, and meat specialist, at Texas A&M.

Dana taught Agriculture/Horticulture here at Corsicana High School until he retired after 30 years and you can now find him helping out at Cason’s. Both boys felt the flower shop was a good second home growing up.

 

 

The celebration beginning on Friday will conclude with a drawing November 2nd at 2pm, with an array of prizes for adults and kiddos alike to be awarded in person. You won’t want to miss out on being a part of something so monumental here in Corsicana.
Stop by and congratulate the Cason’s family on 100 years of beautiful service to Navarro County!

 

 

 

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