Very pleasantly surprised when we pulled up to this very tidy, older cemetery. Grave stones neatly…read moretrimmed, zero debris, grass freshly mowed, views, and more views even on a rainy day. There is a creek, many trees, Mountain View's and cherry trees too. I would call it a medium sized cemetery..prices were very reasonable. We met with Dave who is the sexton there. We did not have an appointment, just showed up. He took us inside and gave us a price list and we eagerly proceeded with the process of making plans for our future resting place. We had been meaning to do this.. and had managed to avoid doing it for so many years and today, when we did it? So surprisingly simple. The only thing is we will still need to contact a funeral home to do the other stuff.. this is purely the cemetery. Thanks Dave for making this so easy.

Woodlawn Cemetery is a small cemetery in the east side of Ferndale. Just off of a main road, it's a…read morequiet escape to reflect on those who went before us. Each gravestone tells a story and many of them date back to the 1800s. As you walk the well paved paths, read a bit of their stories. You will find a few World War I vets and others who served in most major US wars after the Civil War.

Hamilton Cemetery may be a hard place to find if you are zipping along Hwy 20 on the North Cascades…read moreTrail in Washington State. It is not directly off Hamilton Cemetery Road as you may imagine, but at the end of Cabin Creek Road which runs perpendicular to it (address is Latitude 48.5364997 and longitude -122.0037597) and that's the only way I found it. Luckily, I happened to pull off the road and took a wild guess as to which direction this cemetery lay as there was no physical address and the Cemetery road was a very long one, running parallel to busy Hwy 20. It was interesting to note that I drove off from Fernhill Cemetery in Anacortes earlier that morning some 35 miles away. The cemetery is in a quiet residential area (by residential I mean there was a lone house off to the side of Hamilton cemetery and the closest house from that one was a pretty far distance away from that). Very desolate and also very dry in mid July. Most of the stones are old and some are unreadable. It was very quiet and the only person there was myself. A lone porta-potty sat under a shady tree but I felt odd about using it. Not sure if it had seen any living souls in a while or if it had seen way too many. I would like to learn more about the history of this old graveyard but unfortunately there is hardly any information out there. A sign greets you when you pull into the cemetery with contact phone numbers - maybe this would be the way to get some information on the history of this place.

Brian Flowers and the rest of Wildflower Funeral Concepts staff were outstanding in every way,…read moremeeting with me and my husband to discuss our wishes before he died, caring for his remains, and providing me with every kind of support after his death. Brian helped with obtaining death certificates, and he and Stephanie bent over backward to help me honor his memory in words, pictures and song. Thank you, Wildflower Funeral Services.

They were wonderfulI, I used them in August of 2022, , effecient, came down to Mount Venon to get…read moremy sister and then delivered the ashes to me in Big Lake, (Mount Vernon) WA. I only paid half prior to pickup, and then paid balance after they picked up my sister. All went so smooth, All my calls were answered and emails, and payments were on line, so easy. Thank you for making a very sad time easy.

Very poor service. Phone calls are not returned in a timely manner. Death Certificates are…read moredelayed. I would not recommend this service to people.

It's all a tad overwhelming. You might want to snap some pictures on your phone in the various…read moreareas in the warehouses and the yard instead of trying to rely on just "brain inventory". Just the amount of things to try and take in is staggering. All sorts of sizes of wood, but also trappings that have come out former schools and hospitals and you normally might not find. Just one note to be extra careful roaming the property. There are a lot of edges sticking out and watch for sharp objects (i.e. nails) on the ground. I probably would not bring a child in tow. In addition to building materials, there were quite a few quirky items for sale and you never know what's going to be around any corner. Maybe something you need, or, you might find an unexpected treasure. When we visited the hours were rather limited: Saturday 9am - 2pm, so you might want to check the website before heading over.

I was up in the Ham recently helping a friend find a used door for a project, and we decided to…read morecheck out the Reuse Center. Located in a couple of buildings where Britton Rd. meets the Mt. Baker Highway, this large "store" is more like a junkyard full of salvaged building parts and treasures of all kinds. If you're into upcycling, re-cycling, and salvaging this is definitely the place to come! Their selection is unmatched, easily beating out other local salvage stores both in selection of building materials and price. And the owner is super nice and helpful. He truly has a passion for the business and the movement, and it shows! And wandering this property is like visiting a museum - with parts and pieces of recognizable area schools and other demolished buildings, that the Reuse Center clearly, painstakingly took apart, categorized, and stores on its property. Where I struggled, though, was with the unsafe feeling of the property - most notably the dusty, musty large garage/warehouse where much of the wood products are stored. There is a LOT of stuff in here. The aisles are very narrow and all sorts of building materials are stacked high. I know this type of store is never going to be "pretty" like a Home Depot or anything, and I totally get that. But it just didn't feel safe in there, with only one entrance/exit, confusing pathways, and LOTS of combustible materials. I felt relieved when we found what we were looking for and were safely back outside. There's also a cram-packed separate garage area with thrift store type finds, though it was very haphazardly arranged and the items were slightly interesting, again with super narrow aisles that were hard to navigate. The outdoor salvage yard area is full of all things interesting, lots of metal, and would be a fun place to find things if you were super creative with used materials. A lot of it was pretty junky, though, and looked unusable. I can see this spot being a place I would go again if I couldn't find my used/salvaged materials at another location. We did end up finding a door, and at a very good price, so I can't fault them for that. Maybe if they were able to get rid of some of their inventory, it would be a more fun place to shop at.

The entire team at Sig's treated our mom and me with dignity and respect just a they did with my…read moredad. I would 100% recommend Sig's Funeral Services to anyone during this really difficult time in their lives.

Extremely unprofessional. If you are looking for compassionate care when you lose a love one do not…read moretrust Justin. If you question anything he says he losses all sense of the grace that comes with his job and will miss treat you. BEEARE AND USE ANY OTHER SERVICE.

I don't make plans in case something like this was to happen. I reached out to them in my need and…read morethey where completely understanding of my plight. When I went to the Bellingham location, (Jerns) to pick up my loved one, I was greeted with such respect and care, it made things much easier to the point I was able to not show my weakness. If you did or didn't plan for this type of scenario, I highly recommend you at least call them and talk to them. To Mt. Baker Cremation/Jerns; Thank you for your professionalism and care.

I found these folks extremely helpful and compassionate when I needed both to get me through the…read morepassing of my wife. I highly recommend them.