I was here to visit the final resting place of infamous outlaw Bonnie Parker. Yes, the Bonnie of…read more"Bonnie and Clyde" who was known for bank robberies and murders throughout the Central United States between 1931 and 1934. The gang is believed to have murdered at least nine police officers and four civilians. So not really heroes though they were depicted as such in multiple films. The grave is located to the left as you enter from Webb Chapel. As you drive along, it is to the right, along a long row of bushes and trees. Check pictures to best align yourself. Note that this is still an active cemetery so there are families here visiting. Be respectful and drive with care. [Review 757 of 2024 - 516 in Texas - 21788 overall]

Bad place I could not recommend for your loved ones , they take everything out their graves without…read moregiving us a call or anything , a lot of homeless people

An older cemetery that is a "lawn" style, I was here to visit the final resting place of famous…read moreoutlaw Clyde Barrow. An hour earlier, I was over at Crown Hill Memorial Park for Bonnie Parker. There is a historical marker here which reads, "Located on part of the original William Coombs survey, burials in this cemetery date to the 1850s. Originally known at Troth, it was formally dedicated in 1881, when land was set aside for a "graveyard forever" by Z.E. Coombes and W.R. Fisher. Pioneers interred here include W.R. Fisher, Z.E. Coombes, John and Bosina Loupout, Mary Ellen Cole Tuggle, and Heinrich and Anna Struck. Also buried here are veterans of the Civil War and World Wars I and II, and Clyde and Buck Barrow. Trinity Oaks Church of Christ maintains the historic cemetery." Clyde Barrow's grave is towards the front of the cemetery, about in the middle. You'll find parking on either of the side streets next to the cemetery. [Review 762 of 2024 - 521 in Texas - 21793 overall]

I've seen several reviews indicating that Western Heights Cemetery is inaccessible without having…read moreto climb fences, etc. I was able to walk right in at the entrance on Fort Worth Avenue near White Rhino Coffee (which is also a GREAT place to get coffee, pastries, sandwiches, etc.). The cemetery is now being very well-kept and volunteers have spent several years gathering information about the people buried there. If you can catch Van Johnson while he's there, he is more than happy to provide a guided tour that includes detail about not just the cemetery and those interred there, but also the history of the surrounding area. There are also a number of events held at the cemetery, typically around holidays (e.g. Memorial Day, Veteran's Day, Independence Day) honoring those who are buried including veterans of WW's 1 and 2 as well as the Civil War.

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE! Paid over $7000 for a cremation. Was rarely responsive to phone calls. Arrived…read morelate to the ceremony and displayed the body in a dirty casket. And on top of all of that we never received the ashes. It is unbelievable that these people are still in business.

Very considerate and kept great communications. I did not know any places in the area and randomly…read morechose them. I was very pleased in their help.

Our family recently used Winscott Road Funeral Home in honoring our beloved mother. Miguel Bandy…read moreand the staff of Winscott Funeral Home showed our family that they truly have a calling and compassion for helping families through the most difficult times and decisions that one must face. When our family met with Miguel and Christa one of the first thing they requested was tell us about your mom. This personally meant a lot to her family as our mother was so many things to so many people in her life time. They took the stories we shared and the pictures we provided and captured the essence of our mother perfectly. It was important to her children to honor our mother one last time in the best way possible and with the assistance of Miguel Bandy and the staff of Winscott Road Funeral Home we were able to do just that.

The overall service was great. The funeral director Ken and staff was very kind and accommodating…read more They did everything they could to make this the best experience possible for the whole family. They were very clear in their instructions as well and helped us a lot through the entire process. Could not recommend this place enough.

0/5 Stars -- The most hurtful and disgusting experience ever…read moreI am writing this to express my deepest disappointment and utter heartbreak regarding the care and presentation of my sister,Tina during her recent services at Skyvue Funeral Home. What should have been a respectful and comforting final farewell was instead an incredibly painful and distressing experience for our entire family. First, the presentation of my sister was completely unacceptable. Her makeup was poorly done and looked terrible, failing to reflect her true appearance at all. To make matters worse, the clothing her husband provided for her was noticeably dirty. The entire presentation looked like a complete rush job with absolutely no sense of care. Seeing her handled with such a lack of basic dignity was devastating to witness. Furthermore, the conduct of the staff during the service was deeply disrespectful. Our family was actually asked to move from the seating area where we were already gathered just to accommodate another family. Forcing a grieving family to relocate during a service is completely inappropriate, thoughtless, and entirely lacking in empathy. They completely failed my sister and our family.

Very affordable, very kind. Funerals are so scary, there is so much unknown but the people here…read moremade us feel comfortable and explained everything thoroughly. We expected costs closer to $10k and were dreading that because it just was not in the budget, but mom deserved a beautiful service. It was actually half that and we didn't have to cut any corners for the sake of price. Hated why we had to be there, but they made the experience great.

When my mom passed suddenly I was at a lost how to proceed. She had a small life insurance plan but…read moreit would take 2 weeks for the money to arrive to pay for her final care. The larger funeral homes quoted $3000 due upfront. Brown Family creamatory worked with me to care for my mom at a third of the cost. They made me feel at ease with caring for my mom. They kept me updated the whole time while waiting for doctors to finalize medical records. They were concerned about caring for the deceased in a respectful and dignified manner as well as answering any questions. They also have a funeral home on site for other sevices. I would recommend them to any one regarding afterlife care regardless of budget.

This funeral home handled the services for our dear friend, Billie Brownlee. They did a great job…read morein every respect. To begin with, Billie looked like she was asleep in her final resting place....especially important considering how sick she had been. The casket was beautiful, the visitation was nice and respectful and the graveside service was perfect overall...again, especially considering it was done at 1:00 pm on a hot day. Everything was handled professionally. I know the family and all her friends appreciated this wonderful send-off to such a sweet lady. Condolences to all her family and friends!

In writing this review, I am counting all the cemeteries combined. The staff are very helpful with…read moreany information one may seek concerning location of burial sites. In addition, the property seems to be well-maintained. Please check out this place as it is full of history.

Discovered this while in Fort Worth for a 5K race. Had an hour to explore before the event began…read moreand discovered this was only a few miles away. Didn't realize until the next day that it is listed on Texas Monthly magazine's Bucket List of 63 Things to do in Texas. (It's number 13, appropriate for a spooky cemetery!). Previous reviewers are correct -- the historical significance and uniqueness of this cemetery has to be seen. Over 130 years in existence. I seek out old cemeteries to photograph headstones. I also seek them out in search of old trees (oaks or anything unusual) so I can collect seed. Abandoned or neglected cemeteries are also a place to look for antique roses. Took several pictures and uploaded them to accompany this review. It was a hot 100 deg F when I visited but will definitely be back for more research.

It has taken me 3 months to write this review because I couldn't even find the words, I hardly can…read moreeven do so now. My mother , my best friend and matriarch of our family passed away suddenly back in April. If you are close to your mother then you already know how devastatingly painful this can be. I never in a million years would have thought that my mother would only live to be 61 years old. To have her ripped out of our lives like this is simply indescribable. My family is new to Texas and was referred to sacred by a family member. In the black community who did the body is as important as thanksgiving mac n cheese. I'm So happy that we lucked up and got it right. When I say they did the body!!! They did the body. Sacred funeral home exceeded our expectations not only as a family but as a daughter who deeply loves their mother and only wants what's best for their mother. I am telling you this is the most professional staff that there is when it comes to funeral services. Every single person in that building is kind, professional and human. I felt there was no phony shield between the staff and I. They never once were annoyed by our entourage when I'm telling you I know we were being annoying. Lol especially writing that obituary and swapping our photos every 5 minutes. Or even having too many freaking photos. Not to mention showing up with almost 10-15 people each time we came. Not once did they complain. My mother was so important and everybody wanted to be apart of her last moments. They didn't shame us for this. Myron was like my right hand man. This man is a Jack of all trades. The daughter. We had a special moment together daughter to daughter. She allowed me to privately view my mom before my other family members arrived. She just understood that I needed that time alone with my mother. She understood that from a daughters perspective. None of us talked. Complete silence but in that moment she understood. No words were needed. Mr. dedrick restored my mother back to the point where it was hard to believe she was even gone. This man has the magic touch. He was made for this. It just felt like I knew these people, I felt like they were giving us special treatment but they weren't that just how they are, isn't that crazy? Then the singer/keyboard player I think his name was Jayson, omg he was like my best friend, he was funny he was kind he was compassionate. He was the absolute best. I love these people so much and I am so grateful for the service they gave us. I know for a fact my mother is beyond happy with the service she received. God bless

My loved one passed suddenly and Idecided to go with Sacred. At first they were attentive and…read moreempathetic. But as process went on they were not transparent and would not follow through with our family's needs. Not returning calls or providing options to family in order to keep arrangements in schedule. Going with them has been a huge mistake. For the record, the director Mr Jennings is not compassionate and I found him underhanded in his business dealings with our family.