Idk we had service for my mother who passed two and a half years ago. I didn't purchase a coffin. I didn't purchase an urn through them. I didn't purchase a statue or marker or a headstone. We pre paid ten thousand dollars. The dinner service nearby costs were aprox $500. Not a big alcohol bill or anything that was in total for 30 guests. I got aprox $300 in flower shop plants and flowers. I asked for what I asked for, there was dealing w out of state stuff etc. ensured they could handle the arrangements required in this cost arranged of ten thousand. Two years later long after I thought it was all set I get this long drawn out call from the senior guy. Apparently the younger woman handling my mother's service left and it was all unfinished and it took them that long to realize. He said he was charging an additional thousand dollars because of out of state travel of one trip and the engraver cost more than expected yada yada. Today a relative called close to six months later to let me know the marker still isn't placed at the grave this still isn't done. Two and a half years after the fact. Please don't go here. It was a mistake. It's a sick thing to do this to grieving families. Suck it up and figure it out I don't want to pay more when these arrangements still aren't done!!!. This place has been open long enough to do better. Where is the rest of the money? Where is the metal plate? No itemized bill has been produced this whole time and the job not done. Seriously irate. Don't go here. Wish I didn't go here. There is a cement slab with holes sitting there and the metal plate isn't in it. All that was requested was different lettering on a metal plate and added engraving on the back of my father's existing head stone. No way it costs nine grand to engrave stuff, make phone calls or drive to Pennsylvania or New York etc. maybe he did a huge expense account for his whole family to stay over night or something, Jesus. Yet I'm sure they will still have customers dying to get in. Don't be one of them shop around first. I feel foolish and my mother's grave still isn't completed, not sure how to get it done and he's talking like it's gonna cost more. read more

When my mother passed earlier this summer, I had no idea what to do. Nathan at Carmon Funeral Home was extremely helpful in guiding me through the process. Not only that, but they were patient and very understanding. I highly recommend this business. read more

A couple months ago, my mother-in-law had to plan the wake and funeral of her father, who was a couple months shy of turning 100. The staff here were responsive and made the morning run smoothly, and the location was conveniently located next to the Catholic church for the funeral service, the burial grounds where his family was buried, and the lunch reception afterwards. The decor could use an update, including everything from the carpet to the wallpaper to the light fixtures, and it would be better to have bathrooms that aren't one-at-a-time, especially for larger groups. Overall, some suggestions but small details that didn't make much difference that day. Thank you to Carmon for taking good care of my mother-in-law and our family during a tough time! read more

This location did the service for my grandfather in 1983, my grandmother in 2011, and tomorrow we will be there for my mother's service. It's nice to have a place that treats you like family, especially when your heart is breaking. read more

This family owned business is reliable and helps you in your time of need. They are vey understanding and meet your needs.

As a grief struck loved one I had expected that the staff would be more compassionate and inviting. The reception was less than welcoming. We were greeted by a man who didn't seem to know what we were there for. (We were there to pick up our loved ones ashes) We were asked to gave a seat and when he retuned I saw him walking with a stringed bag like he was coming out of Walmart. I thought to myself "oh my gosh, he's being carried in a bag". I expected someone to show a lot more meaning to turn over someone's remains to grief struck loved ones. It was like here, here's your bag! Really??? I mean REALLY!!!! We were so stunned that my companion could not say a word. They offered NO CONDOLENCES, yes not even an I'm sorry for your loss. Yes they did communicate when they asked if a credit card was being used and if we wanted a printed or emailed receipt. The lady seemed taken back that a printed receipt was preferred. I get it, you get desensitized with the mundane aspects of a job/profession. One should consider moving forward to another line of work with their standard of service. read more