I can't say enough good things about Gray Funeral Home. My family recently suffered a tragic loss…read morewhen my brother was hit and killed by an impaired driver. It was the first death my family has really suffered and we were at a loss about what needed to be done on top of having to deal with our grief. Zach and the others at Gray didn't even miss a beat, helping us find our way through everything from sorting out insurance to finding a cemetery and they even tracked down my brother's clothes from the agency that did his autopsy - something they weren't required to do. They virtually held our hand through the entire process never making us feel bad for our dozens of questions about what I'm sure is pretty standard stuff for them and even things outside their area of expertise. I don't know what we would've done without them. So I'd highly recommend you give this place a try whether you're in a situation like Ours or just planning ahead. They treat you like family.

We had time to start making arrangements pre-death which was helpful. Everyone we worked with was…read moregreat. We had visitation followed by the service, then the internment at the cemetery. Everything went smoothly.

I cannot recommend Blyth Funeral Home enough. My father wanted a very simple funeral and they…read morerespected that. They were incredibly friendly, professional, and on top of everything - nothing felt rushed, or confusing, or like we were being pushed in a direction we didn't want to go. My dad was in the Navy and we chose one of the plots in the Veterans section at Oakbrook Memorial Park, which is also owned by the same family. It is a beautiful location. We worked primarily with Hannah, and I cannot say enough about how wonderful she was. My dad was adamant that this not be a sad, depressing time, and Hannah matched mine and my sisters mood as we laughed and told stories and talked about our father. She took her cue entirely from us. We were amazed at how smooth and easy Blyth made everything and that helped out so much during an otherwise really difficult time.

Been here way too many times, but they have always been kind and compassionate. The facility is…read morenice for a reception but this time we did the viewing at Dials Methodist church. I would recommend them, even though I hope I don't have to use them again for a very long time.

Unfortunately, my family has had to use Fletcher's entirely too many times. Their service was…read morealways superb! Until this last time when my nephew passed. It was a few years ago and my family was grieving heavily. There were several mistakes made by Fletcher's. When pointed out to them, promises were made but were never fulfilled. This incident lowered my opinion greatly. I am still thankful to Alan and his staff for their service and support during my other family members funerals. But this last one left a very bad taste in my mouth.

McSwain Evans has been such a tremendous part of my family's life. They are warm and caring. They…read morehave been there for us even after the funeral to make sure we were dealing with our own mental health. They have never been never pushy or overbearing through planning, the service or after. It is like they are part of the family and care for those left like family. Greg and Pete are amazing.

The staff at McSwain Evans Funeral Home treats every family with respect and compassion.read more

We used Hillcrest when My Moma passed last week, as we did when my Daddy passed 21 months ago…read more This group of people are the most compassionate and hard working people that I have dealt with during a time of grief. CB Dunson, is top notch!!! He was so compassionate to use when Daddy died and even got a picture of a beagle put on Daddy's vault lid and for Moma's he had her dog put on her's plus a great picture that the funeral home used of Moma put on hers. At the grave, he remembered us telling him that Daddy had said if Moma died first he was burying the phone with her, so he put little phones on Moma's name thing that directed people to the grave and then afterwards, he remembered me telling him that Moma was the church prayer chain, it started with her when someone needed prayer and he had little prayer line cards made up in memory of her. Its the little things that they listen to and take action on that make them such a great group of people. I am at the grave alot and not once have they not waved or stopped to speak to me. I would recommend this group to anyone to take care of your loved ones, they don't come any better than CB and his crew. Thanks so much for all you all did for us during our time of grief

From the owner: Celebrating each life like no other…read more Each one of us is unique with our own story to tell. As North America's largest provider of funeral, cremation and cemetery services, Dignity Memorial professionals excel at helping families create meaningful tributes that truly celebrate the lives of the individuals they represent.With an extensive network of more than 2,000 locations throughout the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico, Dignity Memorial providers offer families personalized services and advanced-planning options to meet any need. From the simple to the extraordinary, your Dignity Memorial professionals are here to see that your special story is told.