Rose Hill Cemetery was the perfect place for our family's funeral and for our loved one to rest…read more The staff are so kind, responsive, and flexible. Even though the grounds are supposed to be locked and closed around 7:30PM, they are so understanding towards those that stay later. Tonight was a great example. We were allowed to visit our family member's grave until 8:30PM to spend time with them on their birthday. For those in the process of making decisions on gravesites and funerals, they allow you to do just about anything. People have installed flower beds, benches, crosses, memorials, and every kind of tombstone you can imagine. It's also easy to spend long periods of time there because of how many trees are scattered across the property. Almost all of the sites are shaded for at least some of the day. You can park along any of the roads in the graveyard, which makes each plot accessible. The ground in between sites (like most Florida soil) has tons of ants and mosquitos though - bring chairs and bug spray!! On the bright side, there are also resident turkeys that love to mosey around when it's not crowded. Overall, this is a really lovely place to celebrate the lives of those you miss and are important to you.

STAY AWAY - This place has gone down the drain!…read more Do yourself a favor and do NOT bring your loved ones here. My aunt is buried at Osceola Memory Gardens and the way they treat people now is a joke. My dad went to the St. Cloud office for help finding her plot and nobody there even spoke Spanish to help him. Then, I went to the cemetery myself and found out my aunt's vase and flowers were STOLEN. Nobody called us, nobody cared. I waited over 30 minutes to see a manager while employees just walked past me like I was invisible. When a manager finally came out, he was so condescending. He assumed I didn't speak English and started talking to me in really bad, broken Spanish--it felt like he was mocking me. Even the groundskeepers told me that the new management is terrible and the property is falling apart. We paid a ton of money for "perpetual care," but that's a lie because they don't care at all. I'm telling my whole church and everyone I work with to stay away from this place. They take your money and then treat you like garbage.

Quality service here. The location has ample parking and the staff are extremely helpful. They also…read moresupported in a quick turn around for a tragic loss, which doesn't always happen.

Not equipped for a funeral with 100 people had to stand in foyer for whole service.Director didn't…read moredirect. No presrnce no one letting anyone know anything.Terrible vibe and very unprofessional.

Kelli, Amy, Gae Ann and the entire staff were wonderful. Losing a loved one is probably one of the…read moreworst moments of a person's life and they make it so much easier. My mother passed away a month ago and they still call to see how my brother and I are doing. Thank you for everything Family Funeral Care! God Bless you always

It took them one day shy of a month to cremate my grandmother. Her arrangements were made and paid…read morefor in 2011. My mother repeatedly got the run around when she wanted answers.

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.

I cannot recommend this service enough…read more I had been in Orlando only a few months when my spouse unexpectedly passed They were amazing and so kind. Took care of everything for me as o needed I was so impressed that I pre-paid my needs to be sure my loved ones get the best. And a small instance fee assures that if I'm traveling around the country or move. The local business will take care of my needs All of the stars

From the owner: We are a family owned and operated business conveniently located in Deland, Florida in the…read morebeautiful area of Victoria Park. We offer simple, direct, and dignified cremations at an affordable price. When you experience the loss of a loved one, you can trust our family to help you through this difficult time. Our goal is to make this process as simple and easy as possible. We understand that it is not always possible to attend a cremation arrangement conference in person. You have the choice to meet in person or handle most tasks virtually. We are not commissioned based sales associates; we are a family helping families.

While exploring historic downtown St. Cloud I discovered one of Florida's distinctive blue historic…read moremarkers, which are part of the state's Historical Marker Program, one of the Division of Historical Resources' most popular public history initiatives. These markers highlight important people and places throughout Florida. They can be found along roads, at archaeological sites, battlefields, cemeteries, churches, colleges, historic districts, schools, and in front of historic buildings like this one. This marker tells the story of the oldest continuously operating funeral home in St. Cloud. It's deep history has been shaped by a committed owners, visionary architects, and a deep community foundation. Marker F-1100 was installed in 2020 by St. Cloud Main Street, Fisk Funeral Home and Crematory, and the Florida Department of State. In 1915, licensed embalmer Carl E. Carlson opened an undertaking business in a rented building at Massachusetts Avenue and 11th Street in St. Cloud. Three years later, he purchased the former home and office of St. Cloud's first physician, Dr. C.S. Cooper, and transformed it into what was then considered a modern undertaking establishment. Carlson was first joined in partnership by John Newton and later by George Barber, a Union Army veteran who had settled in St. Cloud. In 1919, brothers Dana and William Eiselstein purchased the Carlson Funeral Home and continued operating the business alongside Barber. The business was renamed The Eiselstein Brothers. In 1925, architects Isabel Robert, an associate of Frank Lloyd Wright and Ida Annah Ryan of Orlando's pioneering all-female architectural firm were commissioned to design a new chapel. The exterior was remodeled in a Florida Spanish inspired style featuring a stucco finish known as Spaniflora design. The Fisk family's connection to the funeral home began when William Eiselstein married Susie Fisk. Her nephew, Robert A. "Bob" Fisk, graduated from the Cincinnati College of Embalming in 1942 before serving with the U.S. Naval Hospital Corps during World War II. Following Dana Eiselstein's passing in 1949, Bob Fisk became the funeral director. His son, Bill Fisk, joined the business as a funeral director in the 1970s. In 1983, Bob Fisk became the sole owner and renamed the business Fisk Funeral Home. Bob Fisk served as a respected local historian and co-authored the book Images of St. Cloud. For much of the 20th century, Fisk Funeral Home was the only funeral home serving St. Cloud. Today, the funeral home continues its longstanding tradition of community involvement by supporting local heritage initiatives, including Walk in the Stones at historic Mount Peace Cemetery. Through these efforts, Fisk Funeral Home helps to preserve and share the stories of the veterans and community members who were laid to rest there.

The staff were wonderful: kind, empathetic and professional. They delivered in every possible way.read more

Creamations América made the entire process of cremating my brother and sending hos ashes to Miami,…read moresimple and streamlined. Thank you for making a difficult moment so much easier.

I heard of this business when my sister's husband passed away in Dec. 2021. Josie was very helpful…read moreand compassionate when handling my sister's cremation following her untimely death.