Happy New Year January 1, 2023…read more This business is not fit for a place for your love ones to have as their resting place on earth! My mother Lorene MCGoughy Rayner died June 2021 and to this day, and after multiple request and broken promises there is still no head stone or vase to mark her grave. I am tired of the lies, broken promises and lack of communication, therefore I will seek legal counsel tomorrow! See the communication thread

My mom passed away over 8 months ago and Highland Memorial Gardens will not place her headstone…read moremarker on her grave so we can put flowers on it. My mom bought a prepaid marker many years ago that we are told is in storage. All they need to do is take it out of storage, complete the info on it and place it on her grave. No matter how many times we've inquired about it they still haven't placed it. They actually still try and blame Covid which is more than ridiculous! It's very upsetting that they have no respect for my mom and our family. We are beyond saddened and disappointed.

The best funeral home period! Family oriented, pays close attention to detail, and leaves lasting…read morememories! I would HIGHLY recommend them when that time comes.

Hollywood Cemetery is a long established cemetery located in Jackson, Tennessee. The roads on the…read morecemetery are a bit small and tight, but not a big deal.

My father, grandfather, his parents, and my grandmother's parents all rest here. I have been…read morevisiting this cemetery ever since laying my father to rest in 1994 when I was only 8. I find Hollywood Cemetery to be very peaceful. There are many graves and mausoleums that are laid to rest here. Some graves go so far back as the late 1880's when it was first established. I have taken numerous walks through here just to look at the beautiful Oak trees in Autumn season. If you love history like I do, it is worth taking a leisurely stroll through. Notice that this was a 'white cemetery' when it was first established in its time. A few African Americans were laid here with their white families, but they were isolated to a certain lot so their social status was recognized as such. Obviously today all are welcome to be interred here. Though it looks like it is almost impossible to find an open plot, according to the cemetery's website there are still 1,500 lots open for purchase. I will continue to come here and lay flowers on my father's grave and pay tribute to my ancestors until it is my time to be laid to rest with them. Hopefully that won't be for a very very long time though.