Mary Ellen was very helpful in finding information about a grave site today and went above and…read morebeyond

Long story, but worth the read. My husband passed away only a few short months ago and my children…read morewanted to visit his grave on Father's Day. They painstakingly looked for a heart shaped stone (as it was a tradition in my family to find them) to place on his grave. They found a fairly large, perfect heart shaped stone (about 10" wide x 8" high and 5" thick). About a week later, my daughter visited the grave site, only to discover that their stone was missing. She went into the office and the woman there gave her very little answers, saying the groundskeeper probably moved it to mow. Later that day I called and left a message asking them what happened to the stone and that I would very much like to come pick it up if it was not allowed on their grounds. She never returned my call. I left her another message, which was finally returned the next day. She claimed that the groundskeeper took the stone and "put it in the dumpster." I said, "he threw it out?" She said yes. I was dumbfounded. I asked why they don't call or at least keep those items for a few days in case someone claims them. All she said was..."I wish I could give you better news." What kind of ultra insensitive person would take such a thing and discard it...put it in the trash as if it meant nothing to anyone. It's a cemetery for goodness sake! Shame, shame on Holy Cross and their workers for having no regard for the loves ones that are left to grieve. If you have a loved one buried in this cemetery, please be aware that certain items may not be allowed on or near the markers. Unfortunately we were not told of any such thing, nor did we get a call regarding the same. Definitely do not leave items of personal and deep emotional attachment as you may find they could disappear without warning.

This was probably the best decision I've made yet to have my beautiful baby cremated here. after…read moregetting news about my baby girl passing while I was away on vacation i immediately contacted this place and got in contact with David here. He was not only empathetic and amazing but was so patient with us. We had a last minute flight back and then a two hour drive and despite being late and past the usual operational hours. The wonderful David still took his time and patience with us. my little bao crossed the rainbow bridge but I know she was cared for during her cremation. I have nothing but amazing reviews and recommendations for this place

i had my sweet Belle cremated at Adam's-Perfect after she passed at home. The staff were wonderful…read moreand took great care of my sweet girl. Everyone was so caring and the added touches -- putting her name on the tree out front and the angel ornament were very special. It's clear that they love animals. I can only imagine that this same caring nature would shine through with all of their clients. The passing of family -- human or pet -- is never easy, but they made it a lot easier in us. Thank you! Highly recommend.

I attended my uncles funeral there 7/14/25 & there facility is like any ordinary funeral parlor…read more The clergy they use Father John March from St. Vincent DePaul, gave the utmost appalling service referencing Auschwitz while not mentioning Hitter. I understand that sermons often reflect on the power of grace and redemption through Jesus, the reference to Auschwitz during a funeral service felt profoundly inappropriate and offensive. To even suggest forgiveness for someone responsible for such immense suffering, let alone to mention Auschwitz during a eulogy meant to honor and uplift-dilutes the severity of those crimes and the dignity of their victims. Figures like Hitler should never be held up, directly or indirectly, as symbols in a spiritual reflection, especially in a sacred moment of remembrance and healing. To invoke examples that glorify or give clout to such atrocities was distasteful and a disgrace coming from someone who is entrusted to offer spiritual guidance through a eulogy.

From the owner: Boakes Funeral Home, Inc. has been a family-owned and operated business serving the Township of…read moreHamilton and Atlantic County Area since 1960. We pride ourselves on dedicated service with affordability and dignity. Through the changes in our profession, we continue to accommodate the growing needs of our families. We are here to continue to provide the highest standards for our community and to the families we serve. Please call today and let us help you.

I had to plan a memorial for my dad I had no idea what I was doing and Kerry Hall worked with me…read moreevery step of the way. Mr. Hall did a great job with the way he handles things with father he made it easier for me to handle my dad's departure I was so grateful for his help.

Services rendered were fine. Joe Greenidge will be sure to milk you for every possible charge he…read morecan. He'll also hold onto death certificates until balance is paid...yet NOT inform you that is his policy. No problem accepting multiple bottles of wine though in the interim. Overall turned out to be a low-class experience.

Unfortunately, I needed their services again - once again, 5 stars. Happy to see after 6 years…read morethey offer the same excellent service : kind, patient. Attentive to detail. Thank you Dennis!

I would recommend Dennis and his team to anyone. He has been nothing but patient and helpful…read morethrough every step. I feel so lucky that we used his services - I am certain no one would be disappointed.