Plenty of parking up front. Honestly what can you say or expect from a funeral home? It's spacious…read morewith many pews, ambient lighting, didn't come across any staff so I cannot review that part. Not sure of cost. Didn't feel like a picture would be appropriate. Was a nice place to pay my final respects to my friend SK, may be rest in peace.

Absolutely terrible. Took two weeks for my stepson's cremation. I called to find out what the…read moreholdup was and they very casually said, "Oh, he's here now." Were you ever going to call me to let me know?!?!?! You're forced to use at least one star in this review or I'd have used none! DO NOT USE THIS BUSINESS!!

After losing my Uncle the last thing anyone of my family wanted to deal with was all the…read morearrangements of the funeral. We hired Graceful Memorial and just like it says in the name, everything was graceful. We were updated throughout the process, the whole staff was considerate and very helpful. On top of having courteous staff, excellent communication with the client, the overall process was very affordable. I will definitely be recommending Grace Memorial to everyone in need of superb funeral services.

Extremely kind and helpful people. They were very helpful in our time of sorrow. A really great…read moregroup of people who really care about doing what's right for your loved one. You won't regret using this company. Kind, caring and professional.

Thank you to Kevin Byron and his team at Carnes after my nephew died suddenly and tragically. Kevin…read morewas extremely helpful and fair to my sister's family guiding her through the process and making recommendations along the way. The excellent preparation of his body for our open casket service was especially remarkable and appreciated. Special thanks to Embalmers: Trina and Dale, Dressers: David and Andrew, and Cosmetizer: Natalie.

During the worst time in my family's life- we had the best Associate at Carnes- Mr. Kevin Byron -…read morehe was very attentive in providing us the best service possible during this delicate time in our lives. I recommend Carnes Funeral home for anyone needing guidance and assistance needed when something like this happens. thank you again Mr. Byron and Carnes Funeral Home. from the family of Herlinda Padierna

I have been here many times and they have always helped me when I was lost inside the cemetery…read moretrying to find a grave marker for a loved one lost. Most of my family is buried here and I find this place pretty nice with the way they are setup with the different garden names. I'm always amazed at how many new rows of graves get added during each visit. It helps me remember where my final resting place will be before meeting my Lord. I feel the staff here are very kind and helpful. Recently I was stuck when I locked my keys in the car. I called the front office and they sent the gravedigger to my rescue, and he helped me unlock the car. During my wait time I thought of how the folks who have passed are in their graves with no escape, but if I could get back inside my vehicle I could drive off and either do more good or bad in life. These moments seem to help me remember my mission in life...to be good, help others, and worship my Creator as he instructed me to. There are a mixture of different gardens for different faiths which is always enlightening. Garden #9 is where most of my loved ones rest. I go here to find peace and pray for them and it helps me to remember death. Many people may disagree with my previous statement, but being reminded is good. Remember that if you feel the need to contemplate the graveyard is a great place. It should not be thought of as a depressing place, but as a place where we will eventually go before meeting our Maker. Take a seat on a bench in the garden and reflect on your life. This yelp review not only serves as a review of the cemetery but should help serve to let one sit and think and review themselves before it is too late. Be good to one another and be honest and kind. You only live once in this life and "Life is too short."

Went to visit my parents gravesite and found the flower vase was stuck upside down. Spoke to Hilda…read moreEsparza from the cemetery. She followed up and had the vase repaired.

The service and kindness at this cemetery is remarkable. I was speaking with the woman from the…read morefuneral home, we were both saying how much Grace Memorial Cemetery had gone above and beyond when we realized we were talking about completely different things. Not only did they work with the funeral home to make sure my mother was put with our family members, they also went out of their way to make sure that we had services that fit our family. Really just remarkable people working at a job that probably isn't a lot of fun, but they know how to make people feel comforted. And at a cemetery that is everything. We will always be grateful to them.

My dog, Pocky passed away on Thursday after his battle with cancer. I immediately called Laps of…read moreLove to see if I could bring him in for a cremation. I called them and they told me that they couldn't help since they only help with euthanasia and don't assist with cremation after a dog has died. Laps of Love recommended that I google search "pet cremation" in my area. So, I did that and found Four Paws Pet Cremation of Houston. To my surprise, they were in my neck of the woods just 30 minutes away. I immediately called them and was told that they were open 24 hours and to bring my dog in to be cremated (as he passed away in the yard that same day). I was told to fill out a form via a link to be sent to my phone, but I don't have a smartphone so therefore I couldn't do that. I asked if I could fill out a form in person and was told that I could. So, we placed my dog in a padded box to make sure his body was comfortable to transport to Four Paws. When we arrived, their front door was locked, with their vehicles out front. I didn't understand why the door was locked on a 24-hour establishment, so I knocked on the door. I was greeted by an elderly man with glasses. He greeted me with a smile and told me to retrieve Pocky from the vehicle. The waiting area was very small with two chairs to sit on. My whole family came to see Pocky off as he has been in our family for 15 years. Pocky lived to be 15 years old. I had him since he was a puppy. The elderly man gave me a paper form to fill out. I filled it out and requested a paw print with a special urn, but decided against the special urn as the complimentary box was a nice option. The elderly man kept asking if I wanted private. He asked me three times back to back at which I told him yes each time. My sister and I even discussed with him that we wanted a paw print and he agreed to make us one. He said that it was popular. However, when I went to retrieve Pocky's remains. I walked into the establishment and the elderly man was there again. He remembered my dog's name and we joked about his age as he wanted me to guess. He asked me again, "Did you want private remains?" Even after the fact. I told him, "Yes, that's what I requested before." He showed me everything that came with the cremation, a poem, a seed to plant of remembrance, the certificate, and the wooden box with the remains. However, I did not see the paw print that I requested originally. I asked him, "Where's the paw print?" The elderly man said, "You didn't order one". I told him, "Yes, I did. I checked the box on the paper form." My sibling came into the establishment and agreed that we requested one. So, the elderly man walked to the back of the establishment puzzled. I guess he was trying to search for one. Then, he came back to the front and was looking through his sketch pad. He said, "Oh, I didn't write down that you requested one". I said, "Well, you can see on the paper form that I did." So, he found the paper form. He is analyzing the form and looking directly at the form, he says again, "You did not check the box." I said, yes I did. So, low and behold, he sees that I marked an "x" to a paw print. He admits that I did request a paw print and he appeared to be disappointed. That's when the owner, Brandon walks in. The elderly man tells him his mistake. Brandon appeared to be more apologetic than the elderly man! Brandon tried to make things right by offering a refund or even a necklace. I was already disappointed since I trusted them through this process. Brandon refunded me $30 in cash and apologized to the elderly man. He said that he wouldn't just give me any ol' paw print which I appreciate, but at the same time, it sucks that Four Paws did not honor what I requested. This is my dog who is a family member. To anyone considering Four Paws to avoid what I went through, please bring with you a yellow highlighter when filling out the paper forms if the elderly man is at the reception. Mark and even circle what you are requesting. This business would be 1000X better if they didn't have the elderly guy working the reception. This would have been a 5-star review if they had done the right thing and been thorough with checking the forms. Why have me fill out a form if you aren't going to abide by it? That's the mystery. I don't even know if the remains I received were Pocky's only since the elderly man constantly questioned if I had chosen private or communal. Absolute disappointment and a letdown. I won't be recommending this business to anyone and will not return in the future.

They did an outstanding job collecting my beloved pet and later returning his remains, Everyone…read moreinvolved was compassionate during this difficult time for me. Highly recommend these folks,