Great service. Extremely organized. I referred several others to purchase niches there.read more

I called this company looking for someone to add Chinese characters to my mom's tombstone. I spoke…read moreto Ms. Chan on the phone. Even though her company only handles funeral services, she is extremely professional and helpful. She explained how to get quotes for the work I need and offer to provide phone numbers of these companies. The company usually does not want to waste their time if you are not doing business with them. I really appreciate how nice and helpful Ms. Chan was during my call.

Overall positive experience. A bit tricky with language gaps as my Chinese is not good. My uncle…read morewas a bit stressed and the lady seemed to be over it. I know she must deal with a lot of people like that but it's normal to be histeric about where you will put your loved one, let alone a sibling. Otherwise, smooth. We didn't do a service as we don't have much family here. I did find that they put a "neighbor" too close to ours. Not even a foot difference. And plenty of space to the other sides. Not a fan of that. Wish they could scoot it over a bit so we have more space for our activities. Every other stone is fairly spaced like a foot except ours. Since then we come throughout the year and the facilities are always clean and can go use the restroom and get some snacks when open. I wish they'd update the hours so we know we can come use the restroom when we visit.

I would normally not give a review on a business like this, but our family's experience as we…read morecelebrated my father in law's beautiful life. Grateful is an understatement for the immaculate work the Golden Hill Memorial team did in supporting us through our loss. They were on top of all the details and guided us through the Chinese customs for honoring my father-in-law. Sue, Polly, Christina, Wilson, and Steven were so on top of everything. From the beautiful clean, modern venue, to the welcome treats and drinks for our guests. They really know how to run a tight ship. Each team member was personable and professional, as they consistently checked in on our family. All our guests were impressed with their hospitality and wide selection of post funeral ceremony offerings as we waited for the burial ceremony. I have never experienced such an elevated experience at a funeral, and it really surprised our family. Golden Hill Memorial goes above and beyond, and we are grateful for their care.

Do not choose this cemetery. What a horrible place, you're much better off choosing Holy Cross!…read more Still local family run. Here is why: Cypress Lawn bought and took over Olivet Cemetery...and more, cremation businesses and funeral homes. It's now being run like a large for profit operation. It's like a car lot where some people are working on commission trying to make the most money. You are assigned a young sales person depending on your last name. Gone are the warm, friendly, mature adults. The first young man I spoke with after Cypress Lawn took over told me my mother couldn't be buried with my father, though she was assured of that right when she bought the plot. This is a different story than what the people at Olivet Cemetery told me before the change. My mom died in 2022 and I was just waiting for the house to be sold so I could bury her. Cypress gave me misinformation. They tried to upsell me. They did not follow through on their word (the chairman of the board included), nor on the commitments made to me in writing though I wrote a letter to the entire Board of Directors and the chairman - who finally wrote back and made promises and commitments they did not bother to keep. I've reached out many times and my dear mother, a well-known Dolger Senior center cafe volunteer and a respected public servant still remains unburied despite her right of internment. My father was a decorated war hero. This place is all about the money and as long as you have lots of money to put out to go along with their service model they will fawn over you.. My parents bought a plot at all Olivet cemetery in 1996 before it was bought by Cypress Lawn and new management has implemented new and changed policies. This is such a wrong and deeply upsetting situation for my family and I. I just want to honor my mom's final wishes. I shouldn't have to call multiple times, receive different stories, take the time to write to the entire board of directors and chairman of the board... Be made empty promises by the chairman of the board only to have to carry it further, next step is to find other entities, talk to the Better Business Bureau and whatever governing agency there is over cemeteries. This has been one of the most frustrating experiences of my life... We just want to honor our mother's last wish and for the cemetery to provide the necessary information and schedule to get her placed with her husband as she wanted.

This location is RIGHT ACROSS FROM LUCKY CHANCES CASINO!!…read moreIt's huge, clean and COLD!! Parking sucks just like other cemeteries when it's Ching Ming and getting out is a pain in the A$$! It's one entrance and exit, however, they added new road few years ago that connects to Olivet Cemetery which is next door, but it doesn't help either because during Ching Ming, it's just the WORST TRAFFIC EVER! Restrooms? Forget it! There's a small restroom cabin toward the lower left side (when facing toward the hill). Expect a line, and bring your own tissue wrap. That's why it's minus 1 star. The pro! It's huge, the roads are very smooth to drive thru. Lots of curves and turns but clean ones. They have all around maintenance staff to care for the facility and grounds. They don't have trees around, so no leaves, branches or seedlings, so it's really clean! You get a fabulous clear view looking over Daly City/Colma. They have name location place stones for each section so it's easy to find your loved one and each section have their own row letter. Along the lawn edges, there are faucet heads for ppl to wash their hands. There aren't bugs that crawl on your offerings (BUT BE AWARE OF SEAGULLS!!) We were at the highest hill, definitely worth the price my uncle paid. (As I mentioned above, you get an amazing view) Today's weather was high winds and chance of rain. Luckily, it was only sun and high winds. I didn't dress warm like you're in Chicago, which I regret because I was shivering!! Last week, I got semi sunburn on my t-zone and chest at the other Cypress Lawn & Chinese Cemetery, I came prepared today with sunscreen & scarf. We burned our Joss papers like all Chinese families do, there's no hiding or avoiding the smoke and ashes. But it's all part of the festivities. Another pro! So for those Pokémon Go fanatics, they have pokestop & pokegym!

My family has a number of people buried in the cemetery. We've held several funerals in the chapel…read morethat is on site. The workers here are amazing from the front office folks to the groundskeepers. They all take pride in working for the cemetery and keeping it running very well. We recently held a funeral in the chapel, and although it is a bit of a do it yourself experience it worked out really well. There is seating for about 100 people and HDMI hook ups to use a large screen TV for a photo show if that is what someone wants. It's also a beautiful cemetery up on a hill with a nice view.

Everyone was very accommodating with my mother's funeral. Very respectful to my family.read more

Serbian Cemetery has a beautiful chapel and serene atmosphere suited for quality funerals.read more

Very disappointed that the cemetery is CLOSED on weekends! And hours during the week are 9-5…read more These hours are very inconvenient for the general public.

This is the business office of the Chinese Cemetery at 4650 Callan Boulevard in Daly City. You…read moremust be someone with a Chinese surname belonging to one of the major Chinese Family Associations to come to this office to buy a plot in the Chinese Cemetery in Daly City. The two men working the office answered my questions politely, but I had to make a second trip because I wasn't prepared with important questions. I suggest preparing questions before you go, because the office has limited hours from 1pm to 5pm. I didn't call because I had documents to show them.

Very nice place to lay your loved one to rest. Everything went great for my dad. It's well…read moremaintained, beautiful & overall perfect.

Rest In Peace The…read morename is confusing but the Golden Gate National Cemetery is located in San Bruno, not in San Francisco, and not to be confused with the San Francisco National Cemetery on the Presidio. Authorized by Congress as a result of being voted by the residents of San Francisco to stop the opening of new cemeteries within their city... the GG National Cemetery was constructed. When I used to live in the Bay Area and my home church was in San Bruno we used to pass by the cemetery on Sundays. Last Monday we stopped on Memorial Day and drove inside. This was my first time inside the cemetery. It is huge! Respect and honor to all heroes. Large flags were displayed for Memorial Day. They were raised around the base of the hill in the center of the cemetery. Hundreds of Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and others planted flags in front of cemetery graves. It was a beautiful sight to see the sea of flags honoring our fallen heroes. Somber reminder of how many gave so much for our freedoms. Notable famous grave is that of FADM Chester Nimitz (Battle of Midway). Also buried here, a sad part of San Francisco history, was the assassin of San Francisco Mayor George Moscone and Councilman Harvey Milk, Dan White. He was a sergeant in the 101st Airborne Division in the Vietnam War. Review #2596

Place is good. I have family buried here. So it's pretty well kept with the amount of space.read more

Visiting historic graves [Colma CA]…read more We don't have any loved ones buried here but we stopped by to pay respect to some notable figures laid to rest at this cemetery: Bay Area peeps... who remembers "The Green Grocer?" I remember watching his segment on KPIX-TV when we lived in the South Bay (San Jose). He was the produce expert. He liked to give his viewers advice what fruits and vegetables were bargains and which to avoid. * Joe Carcione - Bay Area TV Personality. We wanted to see one particular famous baseball player but I was surprised to see a list of former MLB players who are also laid to rest here: * George Kelly - first baseman who played most of his MLB career for the New York Giants. * Babe Pinelli - third baseman and umpire in the MLB was mostly with the Cincinnati Reds from 1922 to 1927. * Hank Sauer - left fielder in MLB playing mostly for the Cincinnati Reds from 1941 through 1959. He also had a short career with the SF Giants The one being the most well known, of course, is: * Joe DiMaggio - American baseball center fielder who played his entire 13-year career in MLB for the New York Yankees. Joe was born in Martinez CA. Now I don't know much about his baseball career but I do know about his short-lived marriage to Hollywood icon Marilyn Monroe. There were a lot of politicians buried here too including: * George Moscone - 37th mayor of San Francisco CA from January 1976 until his assassination in November 1978. He was a former Board of Supervisors member, served in the California State Senate from 1967 until becoming Mayor. He served as Majority Leader in the Senate. These are the most well-known people we came to see whose final resting place is at the Holy Cross Cemetery in Colma CA. Review #3743