Our monument took almost a year to get our stone. However, when it came it was perfect.read more

I learned about Magnolia online, attracted by their affordable prices, and their following service…read more They guided me through every step, furnished me with needed information, were on the spot when my relative died, and thought of everything needed in my relatives passing service. I was/am so very grateful. No funeral home was needed and they were available to help me at every step. I couldn't recommend them more. Cathi N

When my loved one passed away, our hospice rep suggested we use Magnolia Cremations because of…read moretheir excellent service and fair pricing. I'm so glad she did. From the moment we called them (on a Sunday afternoon) they were incredibly and graciously responsive and continued to be so during the cremation process. Abby at Magnolia was very available for the various questions we had and made sure to let us know what other ways they could help us in regards to hosting the obituary to ordering death certificates. I hope I don't need to use them for a very long time, but when the time comes, I will definitely use Magnolia and recommend your family does as well.

Joy Monument has the worst service I have ever seen of any business. In October 2025 (ordered July…read more2025) they placed my Mother's monument incorrectly and admitted to such. I was promised that they would contact me in a few weeks (after a 2 month wait for a response) to fix the stone but they never did. Several months later I contacted them and they apologized for it not getting done. (because they can't work a calendar). Here we are almost a full year since I ordered the stone and it is still not correct. They went to the site and just lifted the stone up for a picture to show me they were doing something, but they made absolutely no attempt to fix the issue, instead suggesting that it was Cave Hill Cemetery's fault even after admitting the job was incorrect. So basically they just went out there to disturb my mother's grave. I know Joy has been around forever, my own family has always used them but they are not operating on the same level anymore. I don't know if they just count on the younger generation to not visit their dead or what but they don't care about you or your family. My family will be going elsewhere from now on, I encourage you to do the same. I will be seeking a civil case.

Joy Monument worked with me to design a spectacular headstone for my mother. David L. managed our…read moreaccount and the details of our design and execution. I cannot explain how much this company, their work ethic, and their flexibility was life affirming in a time that we were dealing with such an intense grief. My review is a few years coming, but every time I look at my mothers headstone I see a work of art that really reminds me of her and is so very unique. Our budget was not extravagant, but our taste was. David began the conversation saying he wanted to do something different, since it sounded like my mom was a vibrant woman. She was and her favorite color was orange. We ended up using orange cut glass as a way to mimic sunshine and the cut of the stone was also not run of the mill. The design was amazing! I worried that they would not fully execute it well but I needn't have. They did exceptional, on time work. Any questions were answered quickly and efficiently. I'm so happy with our headstone. The pride David took in designing a fairly low-budget piece and the enthusiasm he had for serving our family really did not go unnoticed. I hope he is still with he company because he delivered top notch service and quality. So glad I chose this company. For the record, my mother passed 2014, we had her headstone installed the week of her one year anniversary of her passing in 2015. It's been 3 years but her headstone is simply timeless.

I am still here, but have met and set up for my future cremation with the cone…read morefamily, They helped me very much with respect and useful information for my future needs,.Aalso met mr Cone, a fellow V eteran . ell employees were knowledgeable and helpful.

From the owner: Cone Funeral Home is a family-owned and veteran-operated funeral home and cremation service…read moreprovider (crematory onsite) offering dependable funeral services, burial services, and cremation services to families residing in Bowling Green and surrounding counties.

Shoutout to Evan Smith and Keith Monument. Thirty years ago my dad purchased a monument for he and…read moremy mom who had passed away. He had purchased a picture for the back of the monument, but we never took one to be painted and placed. Years passed. I called the number from the original receipt and spoke to Evan who immediately started helping me take care of the issue. They credited the original amount paid on the new order and went right to work taking care of something they didn't have to do. There were issues with the original stone cut and finding a ceramic to fit, but they took care of it. We now have the sweetest picture completing my mom and dad's monument. Thank you, Evan and Keith Monument.

From the owner: Quality Cemetery Memorials, Markers and Mausoleum. Made in the USAread more

As I was departing the nearby Wendy's, I noticed the historical marker and made a quick turn to see…read moremore. The historical marker is in front of a strip mall that contains a veterinarian office and some other professionals. Between that and the fast food restaurant, you'll see a tall mound and at the top, a low stone wall. The marker is on two sides. On one, it reads, "This Hardin County native was one of Kentucky's most celebrated lawyers. In legislature 17 yrs.; rose to House Speaker. Elected lt. gov., he became governor when John J. Crittenden resigned, 1850. Pres. of L&N R.R., 1854-60, when railroad completed. A harsh critic of Presideny Lincoln, Helm favored neutrality for Kentucky in the Civil War. Elected governor 1867. Died after five days in office." And on the other, "This pioneer cemetery includes the graves of John LaRue Helm, who served two incomplete terms as Governor of Kentucky, and his son, Confederate Gen. Ben Hardin Helm, who fell at battle of Chickamauga, September 20, 1863. Gen. Helm and Abraham Lincoln married half-sisters, Emilie and Mary Todd, the daughters of Robert S. Todd of Lexington, Kentucky." The cemetery is at the top of the wall and the gate was open when I stopped by. This family cemetery is definitely well-maintained and contains a number of aged headstones and markers for the Helm family. For those interested in the Civil War and Kentucky history, it is worth a stop. [Review 13602 overall, 921 of 2020, number 112 in Kentucky.]

Good location Plenty of parking…read more The staff was very professional and courteous I went to a viewing and due to Covid I was in and out. I did not tour the facility for the restroom and or family area.