First time attending for a service I see why my family picked this funeral home. They actually do…read morethe cremation at this location. I never knew you could view a cremation! It was somber and very personal so I see why someone would choose to go this route. It opened my eyes to a different view of the traditional process of a funeral. I was glad I was able to be part of it. If you are looking into cremation I highly recommend this place.

From the owner: Hello and welcome to Randall & Roberts! We have been serving the families of Hamilton County since…read more1919. Our caring staff is committed to providing personal attention to you, and strives to address all of your family's needs and concerns during this most difficult time. Even after the funeral services are over, we are here to care for you and assist you in the process of finalizing details.

Giving 2 stars only because the lady who helped me with purchasing my husbands plot and headstone…read morewas very kind (Sept 2019) Very saddened that as of last fall 3 years from burial my husbands grave was still a mess even after speaking wit someone about the situation and being assured it should not look the way it did and that priority would be give by groundskeeper. Which the put seed on it 2 weeks later but by October it hadn't even started to grow. Seriously doubt that it will look nice for Memorial Day this year. If this is something important to you for your loved one, I would not consider this place

Hurlock cemetery is a pretty little place. It is not very full, maybe 50 graves spread out over the…read moregrassy expanse, so if you're looking for a name you have to do a bit of walking over hilly terrain. I found it a bit difficult to find even though I had directions from my GPS. I drove past it the first time, not because I couldn't see it but because there was a car pushing me from behind and I couldn't figure out where I was supposed to park to go in it. When I doubled back I circled around behind it but that was just a neighborhood full of houses and I didn't see any access to the cemetery from the back or either side. I came back out in front and with no cars on the road I was able to slow down and pull into the grassy area in front of the cemetery fence. I never did see a sign indicating the name of the cemetery like I have seen at other cemeteries I have visited on this trip. I did find the grave of my great great grandparents. If there are any other relatives here I don't know about it. I walked up and down the cemetery and got a few mosquito bites for my trouble in spite of putting on repellent but never did see any other names that looked like they might belong to my ancestors. Hopefully the next time I will be able to find it more easily. It isn't all that far from the Crown Land Cemetery where I have other ancestors buried, so at least it is convenient once you know where it is.

I ordered a headstone for my sister. My parents and I designed it with the help of Rachel at Thomas…read moreMonuments. From the order in June to final delivery in October, Rachel was always most helpful and did what she promised and returned calls. The headstone is beautiful! With the recent passing of my father, I will be getting his headstone at Thomas Monuments as well. The service and quality were unbeatable and that is why I will use them again.

Could not have imagined getting better service and kindness in such a sad time. They were…read moreabsolutely great to deal with even after many calls and emails from my end to make sure things were rite and the way I wanted it. They also worked with our cemetery seamlessly and helped take a lot of the stress out of it for us