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.

I cannot recommend DeMarco-Luisi Funeral Home highly enough. After the passing of our beloved dog,…read moreLuna, we were devastated. While some might say 'it's just a dog,' anyone who has truly loved a pet knows they are a family member. The team here treated Luna--and us--with that exact level of care, honor, and respect. Tony was the one who helped me, and he was absolutely incredible. He was so kind and empathetic from the very start. He even took the time to call me the day after I dropped our girl off just to let me know she was on her way to the cremation service, which provided so much peace of mind. Remarkably, he had her ashes back to us by the very next day. What touched us most was the pickup process. They didn't just hand her over like a transaction or a 'take-out order.' Instead, Tony invited us into a quiet meeting room, brought Luna to us with grace, and sat and talked with us for a while. That small act of humanity turned a very dark, sad situation into something peaceful. As if their kindness wasn't enough, they even have a resident 'comfort dog' of their own who can attend services to help people through their grief. It's clear that Tony and the rest of the team truly understand the bond between humans and their animals. I am beyond grateful to have found them, and I would trust them with any loved one--furry or otherwise.

Three months after we laid our mother, Janice Graff, to rest--following a heartbreaking and poorly…read morehandled service--this funeral home finally decided to reach out. Not once has this business acknowledged their mistakes, nor offered even a basic apology. In our experience, professionalism, compassion, and accountability were sorely lacking throughout the process. Instead, we were met with dismissive comments, misinformation, and errors no grieving family should ever have to face. A business in this line of work should strive to bring comfort and respect, not add to a family's pain. I wouldn't entrust this funeral home with a stray animal, let alone a loved one. Admitting mistakes publicly would be the decent and honorable thing to do. Sadly, that seems to be too much to ask. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

One of Millville's oldest continuously operating funeral homes, they have served half my family for…read moregenerations. Their main competitor in town, Rocap Shannon Funeral Home has served the other half. You will get courteous, compassionate, dignified care from either funeral home. What sets Christy's apart is their investment in their facility. Their funeral home is a very large, state of the art facility capable of handling two large funerals simultaneously... or at least preparing for one funeral as another is ongoing in the other half. There is ample seating for hundreds of visitors. There is also an anteroom for family members' private reflection and preparations, which is a welcome respite in difficult times. Parking is also easy in their large private lot.

Went to Christy this AM seeking services for the burial of my mother-in-law who had passed early in…read morethe AM. First, there was a minimal greeting from the resident director. There were no condolences offered. When questioned about prices, he was very gruff, stating that this was what he charged, and that was that. To my sister-in-law, who had contacted him a few years ago regarding prices of funerals, he asked if we had the money ready to pay now...she replied that she/we didn't have that kind of money available at the drop of a hat...he replied that we should since we'd had since 2011 to save for it. All in all, an encounter with a highly insensitive funeral director. I couldn't care less what facility they have...I want someone who is interested in serving the family in a sensitive and caring manner. We went to a competitor, Barr, and were quite happy with the service we received and the manner in which it was given. Definitely do not recommend this establishment.

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 would like to thank Bill, Joanne, and the staff at Godfrey Funeral Home for having such a…read morebeautiful service for my dad. They did an excellent job with the DVD slideshow of the photos that I uploaded, and of the placement of the flowers that were purchased the night before from a local company, displaying them beautifully with the box of the remains. Also, I appreciate the gentleman who helped set up my laptop so that I could stream the service via ZOOM for those who could not attend. My mom and I were in full grieving mode, and both Bill and Joanne did a great job answering our questions and addressing our concerns, all while having to deal with other grieving families. Also appreciate how they were able to coordinate effectively with the doctor so that the death certificate could be expedited. This is my first go-around with the loss of a loved one and I must say that it takes an incredible amount of resolve. However, I must credit the Funeral Home with their calm and resolve to come through for us, while addressing other grieving clients, during our time of difficulty.

We had a delightful experience here at Pancoast funeral. Our beloved mother passed away and we…read morelooked for the best funeral home in Vineland and we narrowed it down to this place. They were so nice and gave us a good price. They other places tried to undercut their price but then threw in hidden fees. We didn't like that the other funeral homes did this so we chose Pancoast instead. They made a wonderful video montage of my mother's photos. It was beautiful and very professional. They made her look alive, it felt like she was sleeping, compared to what she looked like in the hospital. They did her make up very well and she looked like an angel. If you're looking for a great place to lay your love one to rest, this is the place for you. They were so organized and even had a local pastor speak at the funeral. There was no pressure for anyone to talk, if you don't want to speak you don't have to, they'll say a prayer at your request. They took her casket to the chapel at the cemetery and the priest said a few words and we placed our flowers on the casket and they buried her after everyone was gone. The best funeral home I have ever been to, thank you guys for your warm smiles and kindness. You made it so much easier for us and did a wonderful job with the service.

If you want a respectful experience, DO NOT GIVE THESE PEOPLE YOUR BUSINESS. My grandmother passed…read morerecently and my immediate family went to go identify her body at the funeral home. We were greeted by Ryan, who mispronounced our last name four different times in four different ways. I started speculating if he was antisemetic considering the name was written down in front of him. We later saw my grandmothers body, which was prepared beautifully. We grieved and cried over her casket but were interrupted by Steve, who cleared his throat and began checking his watch in the doorway. He told us we needed to leave by 3 but at that time it was roughly 2:45. Steve also spoke at her funeral yesterday and it was a huge embarrassment to us all. During the readings, his phone went off a number of times, the ringtones varied from wind chimes to a clowns horn honking and he made absolutely no effort to suppress them. He should have apologized in that moment but instead struggled to turn off his own phone and ultimately gave up and rushed through the ceremony with ringtone interruptions. He also mumbled his way through the mourners kaddish and sped through it so no one could keep up. As I stood over my grandmother's grave, crying and saying goodbye, Steve thought that was a great enough time to tell everyone to line up and leave. There should have been absolutely no rush. He interrupted so many emotional moments with complete disregard for the families feelings. Steve, if you happen to read this review, let this be your sign that you need to retire.

Dear Fellow Neighbors, I didn't have the opportunity to…read moretalk with Eileen, but I did have the opportunity to meet and talk with Steve Collins. He listened, and he was more than understanding what my brother, sister, and I were expecting. If you and your family want a traditional Jewish funeral, you should contact Roth, Goldstein. Ask for Steve Collins or Eileen.

Of course, a somber reason brought me here today…read more My friend's mother passed and a graveside burial occurred under a small tent (because of the brutal heat) this morning. The site is sprawling and quite beautiful. I felt a sense of peace as well. God bless all of those who served ALWAYS!

Wide open, newer cemetery. Large roads border all sides. Fairly easy access and easy to navigate…read moreonce inside. Peaceful, but not the the most solitude and not many big trees.