Madison Funeral Home is in a great white building with a warm feeling. The funeral directors and…read morestaff are very helpful and strive to give the best service possible. The chapel is large with plenty of room for everyone and has other areas available for food or to talk with loved ones. They want to please the family during their time of grief and provide the comfort of seeing their loved one last time before "going home" with peace and dignity.

This is a funeral home serving Marion, KY. We visited to offer our condolences for a good, old…read morefriend's dad's passing. I found the place to be a tad small but quite comfortable. The viewing area is set up like a chapel, which makes socializing and traffic flow tricky, but there is the lounge area nearby that is spacious for talking over coffee and snacks. The chapel's layout puts the deceased at the center, which seems appropriate. On the whole, I would recommend Gilbert Funeral Home. Their staff is especially attentive and professional.

The staff at Andersons was very professional and helpful during a very difficult time. They treated…read moremy family and me like we were their family. They went above and beyond to meet our needs and to take care of my wife. I would not hesitate to recommend Andersons and the staff to anyone in need of these services.

I was left in charge of finding a monument for my late grandfather. This was the 3rd or 4th place I…read morecalled after a couple unsympathetic phone calls with other companies (they could care less about me). I got on the phone with Hunt and from the get-go they gave me the attention, patience, and comfort I needed when I didn't really know what I was doing. They walked me through some pretty fair pricing, were very thorough about what they planned to do and made sure I approved of everything. And for the part that really matters, the monument came out better than I could have imagined. Some skilled hands in their shop. I wouldn't hesitate to call them for their services again or to recommend them to anybody. Great small business. Thanks again guys!

The well-tended cemetery offers a peaceful escape from the city's hustle and bustle. It is located…read moreoff of a major street with lots of traffic and beside a train track. With occasional distant train sounds interrupting the tranquility, you almost don't even notice it because you're in such a zen when walking around the area. Nashville National Cemetery is a U.S. National Cemetery was established in 1867. It spans 64 acres and is the burial ground for veterans of various U.S. military conflicts, including the Civil War, World War I, World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. There are about 12,000 Civil War era interments, including several thousand unknown soldiers, who are laid to rest here. Around 34,000+ people are interred in total. I do not have any relatives that I know of, buried in Nashville National Cemetery, but I still enjoy visiting because I like to pay my respects to those who served our country. The cemetery is maintained by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. It honors the memory of fallen service people by hosting ceremonies and events that include Memorial Day, Veterans Day, and during the holidays. During the holidays, Wreaths Across America participate in laying wreaths on all of the gravestones. I enjoy participating in Wreaths Across America, but I'll admit, I haven't done it here. It is great that people do participate and care enough to pay attention to those who made this cemetery their final resting place. It is quite a vast landscape, and you will notice it first thing when you visit. It is easy to get caught up reading the names in the varying sections and the history signs that the cemetery has posted. Pay attention to some of the history signs so you can educate yourself more on its history. It is worth it.

What an interesting cemetery. I know it's probably an odd thing to say about a cemetery, but it's…read morea fitting word. Although NNC still has the traditional white markers lined with military precision, the markers are laid sometimes in a semi circle to parallel the curves in the roads leading through the cemetery. There's a mix of tall markers and of those flat to the ground, there's even some monument-style markers, all combining to make this an visually interesting national cemetery. And, if that's not enough, there's a railroad track running through the middle of the cemetery. There are several upright cannons, one of which gives the numbers buried here, both named and unknown as of 1874, and a Minnesota Monument commemorating the number of that state's soldiers lost during the War. Some sections have markers facing opposite directions from each other, or set at an angle. It's seems almost haphazardly arranged, but maximizes the space. It's a huge cemetery. It's also a noisy one. The day I visited, the groundskeepers were doing the work that keeps these places pristine. But in the section on the other side of the tracks, the noise from the nearby road never let up. I guess it's fitting in some way, having the noise to keep the living grounded as they remember the reason for the visit. Sixty acres and over 33,000 burials, beginning from the Battle of Nashville through the present. That's a lot of heartbreaking noise.

I cannot thank Abigail and her staff enough for their kindness, care and help with my Moms funeral…read more I went in by myself, thinking "How is this possible... how is my mom no long here... How am I going to be able to plan a service good enough to honor her!" Abigail and her witty funny personality made me feel comfort and relax and she helped make the process so easy. She took as much time as I needed, listening to me rattle on about my Mom. If you have a need I definitely recommend Springfield Memorial Funeral home.

No. My niece passed away in April and I tried to have my plots changed for my sister's girl. No…read more Now my sister has passed away and I have no answers from numerous staff. No. Email addresses told to all of them. Actual street addresses. I stated to Michael Frazier I will Pay for my plots to be changed. He didn't send the paperwork. Now my sister is in the same situation. Our grieving family.

Wonderful on site staff. Great grounds. Good vibes. Must see Christmas Eve tree and candle lighting…read moreevent. What else is there to say? They're like family.

I would not recommend this business to anyone. I took my car to them to fix my air conditioning…read more They replaced my compressor and it burned up twice.

Phenomenal service, and served with a smile. Reliable and respectful group of fellas! Thanks for…read moretaking care of my tires!