Tanner Wilson at Cremation Society of CT was my primary point of contact when making arrangements…read morefor my mom's cremation. Tanner was extremely professional, courteous and compassionate as he helped me navigate through the arrangements at a very difficult time in my life. He was very prompt in his responses any time I had questions (and I had many!). If you are looking for an affordable cremation service that doesn't compromise on quality or care, I highly recommend Cremation Society of CT.

I had an appointment today to pre plan and pay for my cremation. All of my questions were answered…read morekindly and professionally. I left feeling all of my decisions were met and my family will feel safe that everything will be taken care of respectfully . It makes me feel good to know all my family needs to do is make a phone call and everything will be done the way I requested and all question will be respectfully answered.

Idk we had service for my mother who passed two and a half years ago. I didn't purchase a coffin. I…read moredidn't purchase an urn through them. I didn't purchase a statue or marker or a headstone. We pre paid ten thousand dollars. The dinner service nearby costs were aprox $500. Not a big alcohol bill or anything that was in total for 30 guests. I got aprox $300 in flower shop plants and flowers. I asked for what I asked for, there was dealing w out of state stuff etc. ensured they could handle the arrangements required in this cost arranged of ten thousand. Two years later long after I thought it was all set I get this long drawn out call from the senior guy. Apparently the younger woman handling my mother's service left and it was all unfinished and it took them that long to realize. He said he was charging an additional thousand dollars because of out of state travel of one trip and the engraver cost more than expected yada yada. Today a relative called close to six months later to let me know the marker still isn't placed at the grave this still isn't done. Two and a half years after the fact. Please don't go here. It was a mistake. It's a sick thing to do this to grieving families. Suck it up and figure it out I don't want to pay more when these arrangements still aren't done!!!. This place has been open long enough to do better. Where is the rest of the money? Where is the metal plate? No itemized bill has been produced this whole time and the job not done. Seriously irate. Don't go here. Wish I didn't go here. There is a cement slab with holes sitting there and the metal plate isn't in it. All that was requested was different lettering on a metal plate and added engraving on the back of my father's existing head stone. No way it costs nine grand to engrave stuff, make phone calls or drive to Pennsylvania or New York etc. maybe he did a huge expense account for his whole family to stay over night or something, Jesus. Yet I'm sure they will still have customers dying to get in. Don't be one of them shop around first. I feel foolish and my mother's grave still isn't completed, not sure how to get it done and he's talking like it's gonna cost more.

When my mother passed earlier this summer, I had no idea what to do. Nathan at Carmon Funeral Home…read morewas extremely helpful in guiding me through the process. Not only that, but they were patient and very understanding. I highly recommend this business.

We've known Sheehan-Hilborn-Breen Funeral Home both professionally and personally for decades and…read morehave come to consider them as family. During the very sad, overwhelming and emotional times after losing a loved one, it's comforting to know that SHB is available to shoulder the task and help you and your family navigate through the storm. In confusing and uncharted journeys, it's important to have trusted and highly experienced professionals available to help. Once again, after losing a close relative last October, we are appreciative of the professional manner that the arrangements for our cousin were planned and perfectly executed by SHB.

Usually try to avoid funeral homes but unfortunately life isn't so kind and I was brought here to…read moreattend a funeral service for coworkers' father that recently passed. Driven by this location many time was pretty surprised by the ease of getting in and getting out as the funeral was promptly after the business day concluded. There were ushers helping us park cars as it was a large gathering from in and out of state that was here to bid farewell to a friend and family. The lot was pretty tight yet served us well as I didn't have to fight for a spot and was heading inside. The staircase leading upstairs from the lot that I had parked was beautiful, though we all were dressed in black attire. Two different rooms for seating and the bigger room held the casket and visitors came to pay their respects. A decently sizes funeral home that some had to squeeze by others while there was still areas for groups to congregate. I imagine that a lot of thought and preparation was put into honoring this man and this funeral home did him justice. Cannot speak to the procession the day after to the cemetery as I couldn't attend but I imagine thar it was well organized and handle the business of the Elmwood West Hartford area.

An interesting cemetery: beautiful, peaceful, and big…read more It's hard to get a sense of it, with the curved roads and slopes spotted with markers. If you take time to wander, there are hidden surprises not visible except on foot. In one section are several tall statues and crosses set in a circle but the circle is only noticeable when you're in it. It was weird, but it was a little "stonehenge-y". Probably not the best analogy for a Catholic cemetery, but with the large volume of Irish surnames here, the reference probably isn't too far off. It's really a beautiful cemetery and with an extraordinary variety of headstones: Huge, medium, small, ornate, engraved, simple and basic. In a part where it appeared as untouched ground, there are in-ground stones. It wasn't until I was walking to get a closer look at something else, I realized it. Across the grass, the tableau of the crucifixion breaks the view. It really is a fascinating cemetery likely befitting the community in which it is located.

For over 2 months I'm waiting for Dawn to call me back and find out if in fact it's any amount due…read moreon my mother-in law Zoraida Caban contract because it was set up auto pay from the beginning and for over 3 yrs the payments were drafted. Since then we are waiting for Dawn to talk to Lydia (sales rep) to call back. More than reasonable time frame; so We went personally 4 days ago Dec 4th and Kathy said Dawn done for the day because she left sick. Sebastian jump in the situation and told us "HE CANT STOP WHAT HE,she, it , THEY WAS DOING TO CALL DAWNS SUPERVISOR" WOW, 2 months waiting and a trip from Bristol to Bloomfield for the same answer "Dawn will call you back" NO CALL AT ALL, still waiting. Apparently not even Dawn supervisor knows how to add and substrate, According to Kathy and Sebastian. Dawn it's the only one capable to do the account calculations. Totally RUDE, unprofessional and disrespectful behavior! I can only imagine the elderly people goin true hell with this people without nobody that can protect them.

This fine, family run funeral home was warm, kind, made all of the hard decisions easy to make, and…read moreguided us through a very difficult process so we could focus on our grieving and celebrating of my grandmother's life. We worked with Chris and he coordinated the grave side service including the flowers, ashes, beautiful flowers, and death certificates that we didn't really want to think about. An excellent choice for your funeral needs.

Molly funeral home was amazing to work with! During the horrible grief of loosing my mother they…read morewere compassionate and understanding. They came out to the house to meet with us, because of COVID restrictions and were polite and professional. We never felt pressured to do anything other than what my mom had wanted which was a simple cremation. They explained everything to us and made sure we were comfortable with everything. They really made the experience of making all the final arrangements for mom as smooth as possible. I feel like they went out of their way to accommodate us and I am grateful we chose to work with them!

The staff and services at Howard K Hill are amazing and brilliant . I got so many compliments…read moreabout, how well my mother looked. People, that attended the service stated. My mom, looked as if she was asleep, peacefully resting, and she was put to rest nicely. Also, the funeral director, I worked with named Jonathan; explained everything clear and precise. He didn't try to pressure me into purchasing the most expensive items. It was about what I wanted and could afford. More importantly, he showed me an itemized list with pictures and pricing. In closing, this is my second time using Howard K Hill Funeral Services for both of my parents. I would give more stars if I could. If you, want your needs and expectations met to the fullest. Howard K Hill is place to go.

No stars . most unprofessional Funeral Home I have dealt with in 28 years as a pastor. I you have…read moreinsurance and money is no object, i am sure they will treat you great . I you are poor, they d seem not to care one bit . Sad, sad, sad.

My Wife had passed and we procrastinated to get a headstone for our cemetery plot. Walked in…read morewithout an appointment Rick greated us, took time to show my options and styles. He was patient and very understanding that my loss was very recent. We have done business with DC in the past and found the care and compassion was still there at my time of need.

I highly recommend Daley-Connerton Memorial Co. Rick (the owner) and Dawn (at the office) offer…read morewonderful service. I ordered my headstone from them and they made the process as easy as possible. They're accommodating and knowledgeable. If you're looking for a monument or a headstone in the Greater Hartford/Springfield area, pay them a visit!

What a nice New England view…read more Okay, I admit that most aren't too concerned with views at a cemetery, but why not? If having a beautiful view makes the visit longer, the reminiscing easier, the memories more settled, why not? Perhaps the deceased appreciated it at one time, and want to know those who visit might stay a while longer enjoying the life that still goes on around them. Why not? Mountain View has a sense of humor about it -- as if those buried here wanted to add levity to the solemnness. There's a story here -- the dog marker, the tiny angel -- placed amongst the more solemn and traditional headstones. The slightly skewed older headstones with age having worn down the names, are still cared for because they still matter. It's settling and relaxing and that's even without the incredible New England view

If you're looking to find the location, in Mountain View, of a loved one, may be a tad difficult as…read moretheir record keeping doesn't go back very far:-( How is that possible????