From the very first phone call, David at Wyman provided terrific care and professionalism. I was…read morecoordinating everything long distance, and David handled everything with extreme kindness, and compassion. David guided me through every step with patience, kindness, and genuine empathy. He was always responsive, and available to answer questions or help with anything that came up along the way. I also felt the prices were reasonable. I am grateful to David and Wyman for helping me honor my loved one with compassion and care. I would wholeheartedly recommend them to anyone, including and especially when coordinating arrangements from out of town.

Losing someone is one of the hardest experiences anyone can go through. When my mom passed away in…read more2021, this funeral home handled her cremation with such compassion that it stayed with our family. My dad was so comforted by the way they cared for her that he told us he wanted to be cremated there as well when his time came. When we recently lost him, we handled everything over the phone, and even from a distance the staff's kindness came through clearly. They were patient, understanding, and incredibly respectful throughout the entire process. Every conversation felt personal, never rushed, and they made sure we understood each step. Even without walking through their doors, we felt supported and cared for. What meant the most was how consistent their compassion was -- years apart, for both of my parents. They treated our family with genuine warmth and professionalism, and it brought real comfort during two of the hardest moments of our lives. I'm deeply grateful for the care they provided, and I would wholeheartedly recommend them to anyone looking for a funeral home that truly understands how to support families with dignity and kindness.

Very nice group of people who are there to help during the most difficult time in your life. It's…read moreworth making all of your arrangements ahead of time and these guys are the team to do it.

We have used the services of Falconer Funeral Home twice in the last 5 years. They were all things…read moreone would hope for especially when a death is unexpected. They helped manage everything from picking up the deceased to their cremation and ordering death certificates. The prices are very reasonable. And the staff was amazing in handling us at a very tender time.

I must say this was an incredibly difficult time for my family. Our 30 year old cousin was found…read moredeceased, and during such a painful moment we chose this funeral home to help us through the process. From the very beginning, their team treated our family with professionalism, compassion, and genuine kindness. I would like to acknowledge the staff who supported us, Tabitha, an African American woman, a Hispanic woman, and an African American man. Each of them showed patience, respect, and professionalism while assisting our family. Their kindness did not go unnoticed. I understand that working in this field can be emotionally demanding. Funeral homes interact with grieving families every day, often during some of the most painful moments of their lives. Despite that, this team remained calm, supportive, and compassionate throughout the entire process. They truly showed us grace and care during a time when we needed it the most. Antonio was very close to me I helped raise him from the time he was 10 years old, so seeing him there broke me to my core. The staff checked on us, offered comfort, and made sure we felt supported. I truly felt the love and care they extended to our family. I cannot thank them enough for the way they helped us navigate such a heartbreaking situation. If you are ever in need of funeral services, I would recommend this funeral home. Please remember that the people who work there are helping families through deep grief every day, so showing them a little grace and patience means a lot. Thank you again to Tabitha and the entire team for your kindness and professionalism during one of the hardest moments our family has faced. Sorry for getting on yall nerves with questions. -Milton Stone

I had made all arrangements for my Mom two years ago. She passed recently and the experience was a…read morenightmare. The first person I spoke with, Edith, had zero empathy and understanding of what she was talking about. She told me I could have an appointment 6 days after my Mom passed, and I kept telling her I didn't need an appointment as I already had a contract. She was so rude and made me cry (not out of sadness, but out of rudeness). Finally spoke with the funeral director and she was just as rude. Ended up moving my Mom's body to another funeral home who were wonderful and had all arrangements done within three days (unlike the 4 days I would have to wait for just an appointment). I couldn't believe that in the midst of grief, the people who made me the saddest worked at a funeral home. DO NOT GO HERE.

Excellent, thoughtful service. Accommodated everything we needed!…read moreWonderful staff helped with mortuary activities, cemetery service, and personal requests. Received personal notes from staff after their efforts. Very personal touch.

Very good experience. Very helpful & would recommend their busines. Staff was very nice.read more

Strong Recommendation! Compassionate, caring and understanding, the entire staff was excellent to…read morework with. They walked me through the entire process,, including assisting with the Veterans National Cemetery.

My family has trusted Bueler Mortuary for over 40 years, caring for multiple generations with…read morecompassion and professionalism. Unfortunately, our recent experience was very different. After my grandfather passed, we chose Bueler's out of loyalty. Initially, the director was kind, but his demeanor changed noticeably when I explained we would only be arranging a basic cremation and not a full service. Communication became poor, we received no updates and had to repeatedly follow up just to find out when my grandfather's cremains would be ready. Each interaction felt cold and impersonal. While another staff member was more helpful, the overall tone lacked the compassion you would expect during such a difficult time. When we picked up my grandfather's cremains, we were met at the entrance and not even brought into a private area to be given the urn. His cremains were placed in a plastic urn inside a paper gift bag. While we understood that we selected a basic option and would have a plastic urn, the handling and presentation felt careless. I was not prepared for the weight and nearly dropped the urn, which was very upsetting at such a sensitive moment. Every family, regardless of the services they choose, deserves kindness, respect, and clear communication. We were honoring my grandfather's wishes, and it should not have resulted in feeling dismissed or less valued. I hope this feedback encourages a return to the level of care and compassion Bueler Mortuary was once known for.

My brother pasted away in April 2026 and East Lake Mortuary did the cremation of him. East Lake…read moreMortuary also has a place on its website where obituaries can be posted and read. If one wants to post an obituary on that site, one has to email it in a Microsoft Word file (as I was told by someone there) to East Lake Mortuary. Recently, I wrote an obituary for my brother and emailed a Microsoft Word PDF file to East Lake Mortuary. Days later the obituary was posted on the East Lake website by someone at East Lake. However, the version of the obituary that was posted there is different from the original obituary that I wrote and emailed to East Lake. The version of the obituary that was posted there has many typos, such as, many capital letters written in words where the letters are supposed to be lower case, no space between some words, and no space between paragraphs, except for one place where there is a space between one paragraph and the next one. None of these typos were in the version of the obituary that I had written and emailed to East Lake. Apparently, someone at East Lake Mortuary manually copied the obituary (that I emailed to there) on to the East Lake website, but the person who copied the obituary did not do a good job of it. Obviously, this should not have happened, and it could have easily been avoided. This obituary that is currently on the East Lake Mortuary website should be taken down (deleted) and then rewritten correctly on to the East Lake Mortuary website.

When I called regarding my deceased sister, the person answering the call laughed at my predicament…read moreso I emailed them regarding this rude interaction. Mr.Cannon called and left a voicemail. When I called back, he blamed an answering service yet didnt apologize. Very unprofessional and lacking compassion for the mortuary business. DO NOT USE THEM! we will be using another funeral home in the area.

Thank you for your care and assistance after the unexpected death of my mother. Such a painful…read moretime, but Sirrine was patient and kind and helped us through planning a funeral and transporting my mother back to her home state.

To all Arizona Asian families--if your loved has died, and you need a culturally-sensitive,…read morecost-effective, and compassionate company to help you cremate them for entombment outside of the U.S., look no further than Meldrum's in Mesa!!! They are absolutely amazing and I can't praise them enough. When my mom unexpectedly died on 12/23/24-I found myself doing the unthinkable on Christmas Eve: researching and Yelp'ing all the best mortuaries and cremation centers in the Phoenix metropolitan area. What a surreal and morbid experience! But I had no choice. To my frustration ontop of my grief, many of the business were short staffed because of the holidays, and either didn't respond until a week later or could not answer my question about whether we could integrate some Buddhist rituals and chants into the standard "witnessed cremation" process. But Meldrum's was the first to get back to us despite the holidays. And they were surprisingly flexible when we ask if we could do a direct witnessed cremation without any memorial ceremony, and then take the ashes overseas for entombment. It turned out to be alot more complicated than expected--lots of notarized paperwork and clearances required from the Taiwan embassy--and the deadlines were really tight. But Meldrum's not only helped us with a cost-effective direct cremation, but also continued to work with us for free months later when the required paperwork for transporting ashes to Taiwan hit a lot of snags. So although this 5-star review is a year late, we felt strongly that Meldrum's Mortuary deserves a huge public thanks for everything they did to help us. If you are Asian and need a personalized and culturally sensitive cremation plan like us, please check them out!!

Sandy and her team are fabulous and it would be hard to put into words exactly how much we…read moreappreciate all that they did to help us in our time of need. We very unexpectedly had to make a trip to Phoenix when my mother-in-law passed away. We were only in town for 5 days and in that time period Sandy was able to help us take care of everything needed so our family member could return home with us. Sandy showed us such compassion and understanding and was able to answer all of our questions. I pray that we don't need her services again but would certainly contact her in the future or highly recommend her to anyone. Thank you all again for all your help.

Sandy is truly one of the best. She worked closely with us to provide a fair and affordable price,…read moreand delivered a beautiful service for my father. No matter what we needed, she was there every step of the way. After losing my father, her support meant the world to me and my family. She made sure everything went smoothly and as planned. I'm incredibly grateful for her compassion, professionalism, and care during such a difficult time.