Thank You, seems like an inadequate choice of words when expressing my gratitude for Funerals By…read moreT.S. Warden. Mr. Warden and his staff exceeded my expectations with precision and attention to detail. From the service selection process to the burial there was no stone left unturned. Just knowing how busy the funeral home is, I was amazed at how my family was made to feel as if we were the only clients. I have worked with several funeral homes for my loved ones in the past, and I can truly say that this was the best experience that I have every had. I will definately recommend Funerals by T.S. Warden to my family, friends and associates. Jennie Blue

I came to honor an Arlington neighborhood anchor who had passed away too soon. Naturally the family…read moreused a local funeral home- he lived, owned an Arlington business and was committed to his community. The funeral home, like the neighborhood, was older. The roots were deep here, you could feel it as you walked though the doors. The staff was on point, opening doors, quietly pointing you in the right direction. Soft spoken and reverent, it takes a special kind of person to work in this field. I somehow passed an invisible line, a point in my life where funerals had become more frequent and almost the norm. Something that happens as you get older. Dad sat next to me on the bench and lamented about all the widows and widowers he knows, as he joined that status too this year.

Let's just say... I've planned enough funerals with them to last me about twenty years…read more.. You must know that all of the staff here are pretty amazing at their job. They do everything in their power to satisfy your requests, wants or needs. They help you every step of the way. Not everyone is familiar with the planning process so just know you will be in good, I mean great hands when you unfortunately need to use their services. They have beautiful urns. Only complaint... they could use some new carpet or maybe new floors :) brighten up the place. I recommend the amazing men and women here for your funeral needs.

The BEST Funeral home hands down! So welcoming through…read moredifficult times. Caring, & hardworking staff.

There's nowhere else I would trust with my loved ones arrangements. During one of the worst times…read moreof my life everyone at Guerry made sure all of my questions were answered and they made myself and my family feel right at home. Not only have I personally used them myself, I have also attended several funerals at Guerry Funeral Home & each has been different and beautiful in its own way. If you're looking for a place to lay your loved one to rest & feel comfortable throughout the whole process... this is your place.

How many times can Bill Guerry drop the ball during one funeral? I lost count. Being short with you…read moreand treating you with contempt only makes it worse during your already difficult time. Is this what is advertised as "treating you like family"?

I contacted Coleman Walker Berry from my husband's hospital room and the top-tier compassionate…read moreservice I am writing about started from hello. When I called I was heartbroken and clueless on next steps and you asked guided questions that demonstrated care, concern and professionalism. You ensured transport of my husbands remains, provided transparent options and truly listened resulting in final arrangements that exceeded the expectations of my family. Your pricing is more than competitive for the value received. You offer full-service for programs, death certificate, transport, etc.... Your location is convenient, welcoming and inviting. Your follow-up and follow-through is unmatched. I highly recommend your services to ANY person in need of cremation and/or funeral preparation and execution.

I wanted to place my Aunt's cremains in this location near her home but found the owner's policy…read moreconcerning me witnessing the actual placement worrisome. On top of the $3500 niche charge, Brent would charge me $900 to allow me to witness the ashes being placed into the niche. However, the same placement would be free if I did not attend to witness the action. His reason, ostensibly, was a $900 charge to cover his valuable time unless he could perform the service just whenever he had a free minute. I notice he did spend 30 minutes showing and discussing the grounds with me and my companion at no charge. That makes the extra fee seem like a money grab. I didn't want my Aunt's remains handled by this man just whenever he found some time available. She deserves more respect than to be an afterthought. I guess $900 is the price of respect. Another issue is that all the available niche spots were in brick columbariums. I've seen many crumbling brick structures in my life. Granite or marble would be more suited for a supposedly permanent placement. The owner's response confirms what I wrote. It costs $895 to witness the placement. A money grab or something else?

Amazing staff, beautifully maintain cemetery grounds. Peaceful and serene. Full service.read more

If I could give zero stars I would. This is the rudest, most inconsiderate, & immature service I…read morehave ever experienced. My family has been dealing with the sudden death if a beloved son/brother, while having to deal with this company who is going out of their way to be unhelpful, not honoring times or being helpful with transferring the body back home (to another state), not being courteous or considerate at all to a grieving mother, instead being disrespectful, telling us we keep bothering them & that they don't see what the big deal is. 10/10 do not recommend. They seemingly have a kink for mistreating & torturing grieving families.

My family has used Maloney‑Hewell Funeral Home for years, so it's heartbreaking to say our recent…read moreexperience was truly awful. After my father passed, our meeting with Scott was nearly two hours of unnecessary chatting and repeated paperwork while my 87‑year‑old mother, who hadn't slept in two days, struggled through the process. Things only got worse when the invoice was sent with charges we never requested--twice--and it took multiple calls and two days to get it corrected (thank you to Julie, who was the only helpful person we dealt with). The most devastating failure happened on the day of the burial. Scott assured us he would coordinate with Evergreen Cemetery, but when we arrived, Evergreen had no record of the service. The gravesite wasn't prepared, and my father couldn't be buried. Our grieving family sat in our cars waiting for answers while Scott shrugged and claimed he had called--Evergreen confirmed he had not. After nearly an hour of scrambling to fix paperwork that should have been handled days earlier, it still would have taken another hour before the burial could begin. My elderly mother was too distraught to stay, and we had to leave my father to be buried without any family present. Scott never apologized, never took responsibility, and never followed up. We've always trusted this funeral home, which makes this experience even more painful. No family should ever have to go through what we did.

I just left a viewing of Ed Frochlick, my friends step father, and could not have been more amazed…read moreat the staff. The most professional, understanding and kind group that work and represent this funeral home (and at my age I've been to a few!!). The staff was spot on when they were needed, and did not hesitate to answer any question's I may have had, with sincerity and care. I would recommend this place of business without trepidation. Thank you all at Quinn Shatz

Not something you wasn't to review- but, a part of life, is death. Everyone at Quinn Shultz took…read moregreat care of mom's arrangements. Dad had taken John with him on one occasion & Kelly (John's sister) on another. The service- time for immediate family was precious & open for friends after, gave us plenty of time to commemorate. Huge thanks to whoever helped with the slideshow- converting the format & adding the intro & ending. The staff who went to the church, moved the pictures for me & made sure to collect everything for dad.