We're thankful for the thoughtful and considerate care that we received from Parklawn Memorial…read moreGardens. The staff was professional and explained everything clearly. The day of interment, we were escorted to the location. With respect, our loved one was laid to rest and the space was closed. At such dark time in our lives, it was comforting to have caring people to support our needs. We recommend the team at Parklawn Memorial Gardens.

Salam Funeral Home did an outstanding job guiding our family through the fulfillment of my Moms…read morewishes for anatomical donation. We were cared for so lovingly and Scott (funeral director) handled all of the details while the family felt great relief to know that Mom was in good hands. Salem Funeral Home is now a part of my family in all our future end of life needs.

I felt well cared for in my time of need with my mothers death and her earthly remains. Thanks so…read moremuch for making this process nice and easy, even though I was a good few thousand miles away. Thanks again!

On an overcast and slightly drizzly Saturday morning, wandering into God's Acre felt like stepping…read moreinto a place that has been quietly holding its breath for centuries. The Moravian tradition of uniform, flat headstones gives the entire cemetery a sense of calm order, almost like the landscape itself is part of the congregation. It was easy to park and slip inside respectfully, and once you're in, the stillness settles around you in a way that makes even a quick visit feel intentional. Among the many resting here is Bishop August Gottlieb Spangelberg, a foundational figure in establishing the Moravian Church in America, whose presence adds a layer of historical gravity to the peaceful grounds. A short walk away, Salem Cemetery offers a different but equally meaningful atmosphere, with more varied monuments and a broader sweep of Winston-Salem's civic and cultural history represented in its burials. The paths wind gently through mature trees and family plots, and it's the kind of place to slow down without noticing you've done so. Notable figures here include R.J. Reynolds, whose tobacco empire shaped the city's identity, and his wife Katherine Smith Reynolds, known for her philanthropy and the creation of Reynolda House. Together, God's Acre and Salem Cemetery make for a reflective and worthwhile stop, especially on a gray Saturday morning when the quiet feels like part of the experience. [Review 622 of 2026 - 4710 in North Carolina - 25803 overall]

We went to visit my boyfriend's kids, and they took us to walk around the cemetery. So random…read morehopefully they're not getting any ideas. lol. This is where the Reynolds family was buried and they built everything in Winston-Salem. Tobacco billionaires. The grounds are extremely well maintained and we are here on a beautiful day enjoying the weather on October 12, 2024

Joppa Cemetery in Mocksville sits just off the road, and the historical marker makes it easy to…read morespot. The narrow lane leading to the gate demands a slow approach and a careful u-turn to stay on the paved portion. The gate looks locked at first glance but isn't and it swings open easily so you can step inside and walk the grounds without any trouble. This cemetery is best known as the resting place of Squire and Sarah Boone, parents of famed frontiersman Daniel Boone, and while it still receives occasional burials, it feels more like a preserved historic site than an active modern cemetery. While many of the stones are two centuries old, they are mostly readable and it is possible to appreciate those who are laid to rest here. [Review 594 of 2026 - 4683 in North Carolina - 25775 overall]

Tongue in cheek..lip service...not even a callback On a…read morepre-need basis. I explained the policy and limits was advised I'd get a callback. Thanks a lot for nothing.

James Cumby and Stan Stone took excellent care of my family when my precious father Larry Ferree…read morepassed away this past week. Stan walked us through every step and allowed us to make decisions with his guidance on the service. We loved having our family together after the service in the Life Center. Tables were set up and it was just beautiful. We trust Cumby Family Funeral Home and we are so thankful that they made this sad time an enjoyable experience. Thank you! Sincerely, Kim Ferree Jarrell