Have to say that Davis Funeral Home is a class act. Our family had to use their services when my…read morefather passed away last week and we were quite pleased with their services and company. Tracy came to our home on the weekend to go over details with my mother. Tracy covered a lot of details, even things she wasn't thinking of at the time. (Fortunately I took notes because she covered a LOT of information.) It's kinda odd to write something good about something so tough like the dealing with the death of a parent, but we were really happy with Davis. My brother summed it up when he said "Davis is a class act, not like cookie cutter places."

An endangered…read moregraveyard The Bay Side Historic Cemetery is a small and very modest old graveyard that has most of it's memorials dating from the 19th century. It was started back in 1832 and is sometimes referred to as the Waquoit Cemetery. The cemetery is located very close to a salt marsh and has a number of endangered plant species growing in it and there are signs warning people not to mess with them. All the trees and plants growing in and around the cemetery gives it a very rustic and casual appearance that blends in well with the environment. It's quite easy to go right up to it before you realize it's a graveyard. Most of the memorials and stones are very simple and plain but some do have interesting designs and carvings. A very interesting graveyard that has become part of the natural habitat.

The staff at the Mashpee facility was professional, compassionate and extremely accommodating…read more We've held two funeral services and both were handled beautifully. Stephanie and Kayla did everything in their power to provide us with everything we needed to make our services special. Family and friends all commented on how beautiful the services and facility were. We highly recommend them.

We recently used them for services for the passing of my mother in law. Having never planned a…read morefuneral before, they guided us through the entire process. We never felt rushed or pressured. The staff there are amazing to work with. Very professional, warm, and welcoming. Anything we needed they took care of. They even took care of the things we didn't think of!! When we had question they would help guide us but never forced their opinions on us. They understand that these service are personal and unique for each family. I would highly recommend them to anyone.

A beautiful, historic cemetery off one of Falmouth's main streets. Peacefully tucked within an oak…read moregrove, it dates back to 1849 (making it surprisingly recent for New England, the same year John Marshall found gold in the American River) There's an array of statuary- embodiments of grief, angels of all kinds (from cherubic children to stunning beauties) There are obelisks, mausoleums, family plots in neat rows. Graves of those who served in the American Revolution, the War of 1812, both World Wars, the Civil War, all have a peaceful resting place. It's a beautiful, reverent place. It's the final resting place of Falmouth-born poet Katherine Lee Bates who penned "America the Beautiful." A beautiful cemetery indeed. Fitting.

Songs and angels…read more The Oak Grove Cemetery was founded in 1849 but has graves that have been relocated from other, smaller graveyards that are much older. Lots of Revolutionary and War of 1812 veterans are buried here as well as many affluent Falmouth residents. In total there are probably over 3,000 residents including Katharine Lee Bates who wrote the famous America the Beautiful. The cemetery was enlarged many times through the years and is now over 22 acres. Most of the memorials are simple with few obelisks or huge and massive gravestones. Some are old and worn while others are fresh and new. Some unique and creative memorials including lighthouses, little fairies and probably the sexy angel I have ever seen. A very cool old graveyard that offers a variety of different memorials and gravestones in a very bucolic and peaceful setting.

My wife is buried there and it is a beautiful setting I go every week and place a pine cone on her…read moregrave she loved pine cones

Old and peaceful…read more The North Falmouth Burying Ground was established in 1804 and hasn't accepted new customers in a long, long time. Most of the gravestones and memorials are simple and look like they were all carved from the same quarry. Not a lot of variety here, no obelisks or huge crypts, just a whole lot of plain and simple stones with a few larger and more elaborate gravestones scattered around. Many of the stones are well worn and difficult to read, no surprising considering the soft stones and harsh Cape Cod weather. The old graveyard is quiet and peaceful and a nice reflective place to walk around. Lots of plants and trees growing between the gravestones and the entire area is well maintained and quite attractive. A nice cemetery that gives a glimpse of a simpler and less complicated time.

In May of 2025 I attended the sea burial of my brother's mother-in-law…read more Twelve of us went out in the boat to drop the salt urn in the bay. The captain gave my brother and sister-in-law the coordinates so they can "visit" whenever they go out from Sesuit Harbor. It was a beautiful, simple sendoff for a lovely woman. I plan on having my ashes scattered the same way when the time comes.

The crew at SwanSong Burial helped us have a beautiful service to honor my grandmother. We booked…read moretheir larger boat, the Albatross. The boat had a sound system for playing our own music, a microphone for speeches/readings, and beer/wine available for purchase. The Captain, Paul, was very kind and he made the entire experience unforgettable for my family. Highly recommend.

Nate is so professional and knowledgeable. We moved back to our cottage a couple of years ago. We…read moreexperienced basement flooding every time it rained. Nate installed French drains and we haven't had any issues since. Kristin and Jamie Hoffman Orleans MA

Nate did the sewer connection for our house in Orleans. I cannot say enough good things about him…read moreor his work. We discussed the project by phone, by email, and in person; he was responsive, knowledgeable, and friendly. Once we had decided on a rough date, he took charge of everything - applications with the town, arranging for required inspections, etc. He worked with the engineer, the plumber, and the electrician to make some minor changes in the plans happen; I had to do literally nothing other than give him the OK and to give the plumber and electrician tours of the house so they could plan their work. The project went flawlessly - Nate asked a bunch of questions before he started about the site, the plants on it, and so forth. Watching him work (which I did a lot of!) it is clear that he is a talented professional - he clearly values high quality work and safe working conditions. At the end of the first day he left the job site clean, orderly, and well protected. The actual installation was straightforward; required inspectors were on site on time, and clearly Nate had a good relationship with them - and they praised his work. His crew - also named Nate - was super friendly, hard-working, and clearly eager both to learn and to emulate his boss's insistence on high-quality work. It was a pleasure to watch them work together. In conclusion, you would do well to hire Nate Norgeot for any excavation work - you won't find better, that is for sure. Oh, and the price was very reasonable too!!