Very caring & helpful. Reasonable costs. Fast turnaround. Very respectful with transportation of my…read morehusband & patient with questions & concerns. Loved the light non-pushy salesmanship. Humor was appropriate & lighthearted.

I am a physician and know how patients are transported to the morgue in the hospital. I thought a…read moremortuary would be even more respectful when transporting from a home to their facilities. These two insincere men walked into our home, and after looking at my mother said they would not use a stretcher but instead use their "mobile stretcher" after verifying the family wanted to remain in the room, they unfolded a grey plastic body bag, unzipped it, rolled my mother in it, and carried her out. The hospice nurse, and caregivers who have experience with this protocol were horrified with the crass and unprofessional behavior. I certainly hope this is not because my mother is Chinese and there might be bias?!?? I would not recommend this facility for a pet much less a loved one.

The genuine care and attention they gave me during a tough time made it easy to make decisions and…read moreget the services I needed from them (cremation). I was very happy to use them and you will be too.

A very very helpful staff during a difficult time. They went above and beyond to help my mother and…read moreI. Joe and Stephanie are exceptional and made our business transactions feel more like family support!!!!

There's a first for everything. My review is from the point of view of attending a funeral remotely…read moreand using Conway-Markham Funeral Home's streaming feed. A dear friend of mine had her life cut short. She passed away a week ago from Leukemia, a blood cancer. Her family arranged her funeral with Conway-Markham. Her funeral was yesterday. My friend did was she does best. She was a planner. If you are a planner, I likely love you as a friend, because I work the same way. She planned her entire funeral. It's not that she was a control freak. It was what she did best and she wanted to take care of others. She always thought of others before herself, which happened right up to her death. She was truly one of a kind. She had lived most of her life in Iowa, which is where she was born and raised. However, she had stints living in Minneapolis and Boston. I know that she wanted her friends in these cities to be able to participate and celebrate her life from afar. Then, there's me. I was her only friend across the border in Canada. I am thankful that Conway-Markham invested in the best equipment to stream their funeral services during this pandemic. The Canada-US border has been closed since mid-March of last year. If we weren't in a pandemic, I would have flown down to see and support my friend. Instead, we got through this obstacle by communicating with each other through e-mails and text messages right up until her passing. The service was wonderful. It highlighted how selfless she was and how much joy she brought to everyone in her life. Staff at Conway-Markham skillfully and carefully shifted a few items before closing the top part of my friend's casket when transitioning from the visitation to the actual funeral service. They shifted the video camera to make sure that remote attendees got the best view during the service. The streaming quality was excellent. There was no lag or issues. It was my first time attending a funeral online. I would have been devastated if I couldn't attend my friend's funeral, but it was realized through technology. I was able to grieve properly, while celebrating how wonderful of a person she was. There were songs that were played. The audio was excellent. At one stage, my friend had recorded a voice message to all of us. The person who was trying to play it was experiencing some technical issues. A staff member from Conway-Markham swooped in to fix the issue. It was great. The voice message was poignant and many of us lost it, including me. It was also comforting to hear her voice again. My friend was a foodie. She made sure that everyone left the service with a packed lunch when it was over. It made me smile. It was so her. They were available from a different room at the funeral home where the reception was held later on. The service lasted for an hour. It stopped with the funeral director talking about everyone heading over to my friend's final resting spot. The service was smooth and it had everything that my friend had wanted. Conway-Markham made things as stress-free as possible for my friend's family and guests, so they could all focus on grieving and reflecting about such a special person. I appreciated the staff's professionalism throughout the service. Thanks to Conway-Markham for holding a modern service during a pandemic and allowing me to say goodbye to my friend a country away. (5)

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From the owner: At Cremation Society of Wisconsin, we understand the level of trust you are placing upon our staff…read more It is normal to have questions or concerns about our processes of handling your loved one after their death. Many funeral homes do not have on-site crematories, which means the deceased must be transferred several times during the cremation process. At Cremation Society of Wisconsin, we have our own crematory on-site. It is operated by the same caring staff that handle every step in the process, from removal to family contact. All of our crematory operators have attended training to become certified operators. Once we take your loved one into our care, they will remain in our care every step of the way until the cremated remains are released

If I could give more stars, I would. My family has known three generations of the Daniel family,…read moreand we have used their services multiple times throughout that span. I simply cannot say enough about the compassionate care, consideration and professional service that they provide to a family during what is often the most difficult of circumstances. I will continue to be grateful to Eric and the entire Daniel staff for the services they provide. Thank you.

Had an excellent experience with Daniel Funeral Home. When my mother passed away, they made the…read moretough experience as simple as possible. From start to finish their were no surprises. We worked with Eric and he explained everything from start to finish. Very accommodating. I would recommend anyone who is going through this time in their life to work with Daniel Funeral Home.

Best place to have a loved one turned into ash. Everyone at TCC is excellent and really care about…read moreyou and your family.

From the owner: Twin Cities Cremation is a cremation service located in the Frogtown neighborhood of St. Paul,…read moreMinnesota. Twin Cities Cremation operates at the same address as Spielman Mortuary. Services include cremation, event planning, pre-need planning, and ash scattering assistance. Additional services including burial, memorial ceremonies, and reception arrangements are available upon request. Established in 2003, the cremation service does not operate an on-site cemetery or crematory and does not offer pet cremation.

Please go to a different funeral home, if you're not looking to be ripped off and if you'relooking…read morefor professionalism. My mother's funeral was on a Monday 9/23 and it was a date they forced on us, not when we wanted it. We had to do everything ourselves. They didn't even do the displays or the enlarged picture that goes next to the casket. We were told that they don't offer those service. They didn't even help with floral arrangements we had to do it on our own. The cards they made for my mom were cheap looking,very poorly made out if regular paper. All thither funeral homes do it on a hard stock paper or have them laminated. Not this horrible place, they just used a regular printer paper. We sent them corrections to the obituary and they never got fixed so we shared the wrong information and dates with our loved ones, because of these incapable individuals who do nothing buy use people's grief to earn money. They charged me $600 to see my mother, after they said it would be free. I asked if I could come see her that day once again, they said yes but they'd have to charge me another $6000. Workers were rude, full of attitude and u professionalism. To make it all worse, we were told that all floral arrangements brought to the chapel would be taken on mom's grave. That didn't happen either. They called us 5 mins after the funeral was over to come and pick them up ourselves. The whole funeral cost around $19,000 and they did NOTHING! We had to take care of everything ourselves. Horrible place with horrible people working therez rspecially Taylor. totally useless to help but an expert to charge youfor even breathing near her. They need to be shut down and they all deserve to rot in hell for taking advantage of grieving people.