My Father and Grandmother passed away a few weeks from each other. Coltrin handled both funerals…read moreand just did an amazing job. They were so helpful every step of the way. And had plenty of staff to assist during the viewings and funeral services. Even the service we didn't have at the funeral home. They handled every detail. I am very grateful for the job they did. Doug Coltrin was especially kind and helpful.

Don't go with a baby or if your family has babies . There's a staff member that will intentionally…read moretry to wake your baby and make you and your child uncomfortable once other staff and people aren't around . This is a tender moment . Someone very dear to my husband passed and this is the behavior towards mothers and their babies . This person seemed very agitated from the start . Rude tone with my husband who is grieving . Very hateful and angry person to try and make a baby uncomfortable . The rest of the employees were trying to be accommodating by allowing my child to be in the office area with the glass doors closed to minimize the sound as he napped , but that one guy wow . Once no one was around he abruptly opened the doors ( even though I was sitting right next to the glass doors so he really invaded my personal space ) allowing all the sound in and kept pretending to be looking at stuff in the office by lifting a piece of paper and looking around at 4 walls . My baby did in fact wake up due to this but thank the Lord he was not in a mood to scream . So angry and so rude to a BABY . A 7 month old baby .

When my brother-in-law passed away, the funeral director held a very inappropriate, detailed, and…read moredisgusting conversation with some family members while the grieving widow was present, waiting for the meeting arranging the funeral services to start. He was criticizing organ donation, including describing in detail how the body leaks fluid if certain donations are made and the lower part of the body must be wrapped in plastic inside the casket. We will never make arrangements with Nalders again.

From the owner: Services provided according ot the wishes of each family as they desire…read more Nalder Funeral Home was established in Shelley, ID in 1934, by Lloyd Morgan and Virla J. Nalder. At that time it was a furniture store, funeral home and ambulance service. In 1976 the ambulance service was discontinued due to the start up of the Shelley Q.R.U. In 1995, the funeral home moved to its present location at 110 West Oak. Nalder Funeral Home has been serving Shelley and the surrounding area for three generations. It has been family owned and operated for over 70 years.