What a great Mother's Day event at the cemetery this year. The flowers were beautiful and I got to…read moresee my grandmother who passed in '93. I try to visit when I can and glad I did on Mother's Day.

Dear Karen, We just…read morewanted to take a moment to sincerely thank you for all your help today in completing our funeral services with Dignity Memorial. Your support, professionalism, and kindness truly made a difference during this process. We deeply appreciate your guidance and the care you showed in handling everything with respect and compassion. Thank you again for being there for us. It means more than words can express.

I'm creating this review to just educate and help others about the Travis County Indigent Burial…read moreProgram. Apparently, viewing your loved one prior is optional and at the discretion of the funeral home. Not likely. Once your loved on arrives at the cemetery the casket cannot be opened. The program includes seeing the closed casket for 20 minutes at the Travis County Wells School Cemetery Pavilion. You must leave the property during internment for 1hr to 1hr 1/2. They will mark the grave with a stake with the deceased persons name written on it until a small name plate is placed upon the concrete right next to their grave. If you have no options, just be prepared for what to expect.

I provided an urn and they charged me $25 to fill it. When I realized that the ashes would be in a…read morebag, inside the urn, I asked why it costs extra to move a bag of ashes from a cardboard box that they normally put them in, into an urn. She said that was their pricing policy. When I told her to put them back in the box she said I would not be refunded. Way to rip off grieving families when they aren't thinking straight. I also did not appreciate the fact that they don't invite you to come inside. Instead, they're just going to hand me everything through my car window. It's like I'm picking up something from a store. Very disappointed. It can't be because of Covid. It's January 2023.

We had a family member pass in January of 2022. Green cremation from start to finish were very…read moreprofessional. They answered all my questions, and were very informative. I would recommend them to anyone who has lost a loved one. Thanks again for everything. Gary L

Hannah designed a very impressive memorial to be placed at the feet of our parents. I was exactly…read morewhat I wanted only better. She took my idea and made it perfect. Hannah is a very talented and caring designer.

These guys were amazing. When I got to their office Hannah had already read my husband's obituary…read moreand predesigned the beautiful headstone for me. They installed it so quickly I was shocked. Its so beautiful and I highly recommend them.

The double crossing hypocrite pastor Groneke screwed me over with his facilities manger Eric…read moreEstrada's brother, their church auto mechanic Steve Estrada. Pastor Groneke helped with auto repairs if I used their mechanic if they bought the parts. Steve put on a bad strut on my car. I kept having vibration and a clucking noise. I had the car aligned twice. Wheels balanced and had the cv joint replaced under warranty as a precaution that did not resolved issue. One shop told me I had a bad strut. When I got the strut replaced, I was told I had a defective strut with seepage at the top with oil. Bushing worn-out and internal damaged. Had the strut on the car for a month. It cost me $452 to replace. Steve would not work on my car for complaining and he ordered parts that did not fit my car. They ordered wrong parts for other repairs and the would not replace. Bringing my documentation to small claims court. When Steve loses it will be public record for life and go on his credit report for 7 years with additional financial repercussions.

This cemetery sits right next to the Immanuel Lutheran Church which is still an active church…read moretoday. The church itself as well over 100 years old and has a Texas historical plaque affixed to it. It certainly can be assumed that many of these graves are of former parishioners of this church throughout its history. There are some notable names buried here such as Bohls and Pfluger. As a matter fact there are many Pfluger graves to be found here. For those of you who would like to delve a little deeper into the Pflugerville history, I wrote another review of the Pfluger cemetery located near Hutto. There are quite a few graves from the mid to late 1800s as well as many new ones. There are quite literally hundreds of graves here including those of some service members and of those recently departed. There appears to still be plenty of room to welcome new arrivals should you like to inquire. This cemetery is well-maintained and very easily accessed from Immanuel Road.

My mom had a prepaid plan with Neptune. When she passed this month, working with Neptune, and in…read moreparticular Amber, could not have been easier. Amber explained the process, kept me informed both via phone and e-mail, and answered all my questions. Everything happened exactly as she said it would and in the timeframes outlined. I could not have had a more positive experience, circumstances not withstanding.

I get the sense they are very much like a used car dealer…read more It was the end of the quarter and they were offering a $250 discount. If I sign by the end of the month. That's a fairly small percentage based on the total cost. I also asked for a contract in advance so I could review it. I got that contract two days before the end of the month. They are basically an insurance company and do not own any crematoriums.

This is one of those cemeteries that just happened to pop up on Google maps and basically has no…read moreaddress. There is no driveway leading to it, just a grassy path on Braker Lane gives any indication that something lies 200 feet from the street in this very overgrown wooded area. It is a small fenced off 1 acre lot with some old fencing and a few grave markers in the background. Unfortunately it is not accessible to the public so all you can do is see the graveyard from the perimeter fence. Sadly it is completely overgrown and uncared for, but that could change with all the new housing going up all around it. I would think it's just a matter of time till all the trees on this side of the street come down for additional housing thus exposing this hidden graveyard. I'm sure even those living in the immediate area are unaware of this cemetery.

Up until a couple of years ago, it's possible this cemetery may not have even been accessible other…read morethan by a dirt road. However, as of this writing there are hundreds of new homes being built in this immediate area. The cemetery lies at the back of the Pioneer Hills subdivision. As a result of all this development, it appears that a large green perimeter fence has been erected recently around this cemetery area to keep people out. It is possible to walk completely around this fence which seems to enclose about a 2 acre site. However, the main entry is padlocked with no trespassing allowed, so you will need to find permission to enter. As I walked the entire perimeter, I noticed there were some headstones towards the back of the property. Sadly, this entire property is completely overgrown with cedar trees and thorny vines making it difficult to see any graves. I was not able to see any church from the fence line, only a few headstones. There is no historical sign posted and for that matter, there's no reference to this fenced off site as to being a graveyard. I think it's pretty certain that this has not been an active cemetery for decades. Unless you can get permission to get inside, it's hardly worth the visit.