I just called to get some information about vases that spike into the ground in front of the…read moregravestone. Someone answered immediately, answered all my questions and was very professional. Good to know when we are no longer able to plant flowers that there is a nice alternative.

Dear Mountain View Cemetery,…read more I've seen you hanging-out across from La Panda for as long as I've been in Colorado. Your big ol' trees are a welcome break from the crappy development that lines Longmont's mostly-ugly Main Street. They're nice. Thanks for growing them!. Turns out, you also have some really nifty gravestones. Once, when my daughter was going through a fascinated-with-graves phase (she was about 5 or 6 then), she and I took a stroll through your cool shade and read the names and dates of the people interred there. We had a good discussion of life, death and dying. It was nice. Thanks for quenching her curiosity.

I have never written a review for a mortuary before as this is a first for me, and I have been on…read moreYelp for several years. My father passed away a few weeks ago (he was 93 years old) and had preplanned his arrangements a few years back. He was a wonderful man and wanted to insure his wishes were carried out. I just wanted to thank Howe for the great care they took with his arrangements. They were absolutely wonderful and answered all of our questions and took the utmost care in all their work. Special thanks to Patrick. I can't say enough how professional and caring he was to our family.

DMy brother was sent to Howe's mortuary after his death. They did not contact me as next of kin to…read moredetermine What we would want. Instead took the instructions from his friend "caretaker". We were told to call mortuary by friend. When we called we were told we needed to sign papers to release remains to friend. Questions were asked as to parents names. No question as to whether we wanted any ashes or not. Several days went by before paperwork arrived via email. After his cremation we asked for 3 death certificates to be sent to us priority mail as we were leaving for Colorado the next week. We were willing to pay for it. When we called to check we were told they were mailed on Fri. As we watched for their arrival we were worried they were lost. When we asked for the tracking number Receptionist said it wasn't readily available. When they finally arrived I found they were sent regular mail which can take 1 week or more. I am very dissatisfied with their service . On top of it the death certificate is inaccurate.

My family had a very poor experience with this service. They did not return the ring that was on my…read moremother's finger or her sheets that they promised to return. I had to request the ring back days later and then Josh remembered. This was a very delicate time and I so wish things had gone smoother.

I have nothing but good things to say about Carroll-Lewellen. The service I attended on 01/11/18,…read morewas fine. Not one complaint. Everything was professional, compassionate, organized, No mistakes, no rushing, no problems. I cant think of anything that was missing. Funerals, memorials, are NEVER easy, and CERTAINLY cant be perfect to everyone, for everyone, no matter how much experience the place may have.. To the people that left the negative reviews, the words are not practical nor logical. "Pay the extra bucks?" That implies something, which implies a lack of appreciation. I gave 5 stars, it says "as good as it gets". If we had a million dollars, could it have been better? I really don't think so. Maybe possibly, I am not a funeral expert, and I am really NOT looking forward to my next funeral to find out. "Noises and walking above?" Yes, I am quite sure they were intentionally doing it, JUST to be disrespectful. Its a building in the middle of Longmont, know what that means? its OLD. Thin walls, creaky floors. Who cares????? All I heard was kind words, memories, and crying for two hours. When you are grieving, NOTHING feels good, and EVERYTHING feels intentional. It is a funeral, a loved one died. NOTHING feels good, and NOTHING a funeral director can do is going to make ANYONE feel any better, about ANYTHING, for ANY amount of money. Anthony Satariano

When dealing with family members who were ill, and others that we just wanted to "prepare before…read moreneeded", I found Blue Mountain to be a very easy option to make the arrangements online. I could complete the paperwork at my pace, and submit and prepay, so that at the time of death, no additional stressors. If a question came up, I also had good communication with the staff. I was then notified when cremains and death certificates could be picked up, which was very efficient. And I like the option of having an Obituary online thru the website. That was very helpful.

This was a bad experience. The communication was horrible. It is all handled thru e-mails. My…read moresister was taken to the crematorium and no one ever let me know when she came back. It was two weeks before I got her back and that only happened because I e-mailed them. It says on the web site they offer an online obituary but I was never offered this service. I felt like I was an inconvenience instead of a customer. I have now dealt with both sides of this business and fill if I had more money to spend I would have had better service. Marjorie P.

The last few times I visited this grave site to see my niece , there were people walking their dogs…read morein the cemetery and letting there dogs poop on the graves of the dead. I think they should not allow dogs in the Cemetery.

This is a lovely small town cemetery. The oldest gravestone is 1888. Mostly Lyons locals are buried…read morehere from the small town of 2,000 people. The Town and Museum have a list of the names and other information, and I hear that one day there will be a map in a kiosk on the grounds. There are many tall trees (but not a canopy of trees), and you can see near and close mountains. There are some interesting gravestones, many of which are made out of the local red sandstone. It is located at the end of Third Avenue (going north), and turns into Cemetry Circle (I'm told the street name is misspelled). There is no office on the grounds.

During the most painful time of my life, Darren and his team took over the whole painful process…read moreand made it come off easily, professionally, beautifully, & perfectly perfect. It was everything, and more that I could have ever dreamed of. My husband would have been so pleased. Thank-you Darren for everything you did and for taking such good care of my family & I. You were a class act!!

During one of the hardest times in my life, losing my father, I had no idea what needed to be done…read more Darren Gunn was beyond amazing!!!! He was patient in telling us step by step on everything that needed to be done. The service and support provided during the funeral service was beyond exceptional! The support that we were provided was worth every penny! I HIGHLY recommend Darren Gunn.

I cannot recommend Be A Tree enough. When my father was on hospice care, we knew we needed to plan…read moreahead, and the team was responsive and compassionate. They consulted on all of our options, and worked with us to make the process easy. The team that picked up my father when he passed was incredibly kind and so gentle. I also really appreciated the text updates throughout. Everything was digital, which made it easy during a particularly difficult time. I love that the cremation was environmentally friendly and not crazy expensive. Every aspect, from initiating contact to picking up my father's remains, was handled with the utmost care and respect. Thank you for making a painful process gentler and comforting.

Attended open house. Info and staff are reassuring for potential preplanning cremation. Feeling…read moreof calm, clean, security.

Mountain View Memorial park is a nice location with a view of the front range (and parts of the…read moreback range). As a memorial park, it is mostly graves with flat headstones (so from a distance it just looks like a large grass field). We actually went with the very pleasant cremation garden in the south-west corner -- it's a very well-maintained garden with flowers, bushes and trees etc. around a fountain, where you can place cremains (in a bronze capsule) in granite-covered niches in the wall, or in the ground covered by a small granite stone in various shapes, or a flagstone stepper. Overall, their service was pretty good, though we did have to double-check their engravings proofs for typos. They were able to prepare the bronze capsule (which makes a nice urn for the funeral) in 3 business days, and have the engraved flagstone ready for the internment the following day.

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