A close friend of mind passed away recently. Her funeral was held at Batchelor Brothers Funeral…read moreHome. As I approached the building, a man was holding the door so we could enter. They treated all the guest with respect and professionalism. The funeral was beautiful! My friend was laid to rest beautifully. Batchelor Brothers is located at 7112 N. Broad Street in Philadelphia and offer a large list of services from Creamation to Live Streaming. I will truly miss my friend, but feel she was in good hands. I would definitely recommend this service.

My Mother and I were very pleased with the services provided for my father's service. Everyone was…read morepleasant, empathetic to our needs/concerns. The staff was attentive, welcoming and responsive. They had everything needed on premises. The service itself was lovely amd seamless. I would highly recommend them.

Burns Funeral Home treats you like family during the incredibly difficult time of losing a loved…read moreone. My husband and I both faced the loss of our mothers this past year, one in October and another in April. In the early hours at 4:44 AM, when my mother passed away at home, Jerry and Bob came out personally within 45 minutes to take her to their funeral home. It was a relief to have such prompt and compassionate care during such a heartbreaking moment. Working with Lisa to set up arrangements was a true blessing. She answered all our questions and helped us with making luncheon arrangements. Lisa guided us through everything, from death certificates to cemetery arrangements and flowers. You can trust that your loved ones will be in good hands with Burns Funeral Home. They are an excellent family-owned business that takes great pride in what they do. Thank you to the beautiful Burns family for all your support during our difficult times. We are truly grateful.

Very disappoint in the way my niece's mother funeral was handles by Shamus. The day she was to be…read moreput into the niche, he called and said he had to "pick up a friend's mom." Told my niece that someone would be there. This was the very first funeral that she had been, which was her mother's. The person that was there -- the gravedigger. My niece was very upset, not knowing what to do. Shamus was very unprofessional. I do not recommend them at all.

Long time business serving the community. The experience shows. The service for my loved one went…read moreoff without a issue. There were small cliches along the way but ironed out as it was more in-house than immediate customer effecting. The down side the business office is up a steep set of steps too much for older family members and weak to navigate. Additionally it's dated back to time of the original or 2nd generation owners this an area that need improvement. I know I was there 30 years ago and now ITS THE SAME! Everyone was professional and pleasant. The recommend service providers such as printers for the obituary and florist worked nicely. All cost were aligned with industry standards. Would I used them again? Likely based on the cycle of life!

Our family has used Savin Funeral Home with several of our family members over the years. They are…read morevery cordial and accommodating. An established service and have been in business for several generations.

Sometimes, you discover a place that is like a TARDIS. Meaning: It's bigger on the inside. It…read morealso has elements of time travel, in that there are final resting places of historical importance, and also that visiting them takes you back in time, visiting gravestones that were created hundreds of years ago. West Laurel Hill is one of those places. This cemetery should not be confused with the more prominent Laurel Hill Cemetery, located across the Schuykill river. When you come upon. West Laurel Hill, it looks like it's a modest cemetery. As you explore, it seems to unfold, more and more and more. This is true no matter which entrance you use. One of the most historical graves is also a monument to the 57 Irish Immigrants who perished at Duffy's Cut. They were all hired in unscrupulous ways to build railroad tracks. They were murdered and buried in a mass grave near Malvern...almost forgotten, until their remains were found. Some of the remains were moved to West Laurel Hill where they rest with a monument to all. Every year there is a ceremony remembering these unfortunate souls. This was why Lion and I first visited, to participate in this cemetery. Since it was a beautiful spring day, we decided to walk some of the paths, where we quickly realized just how much there was. We'll surely return again and again to this beautiful, serene place to visit. Highly recommend.

I would highly recommend West Laurel Hill. Everyone we had contact with was kind, attentive and…read morevery professional. Everything was taken care starting the moment we arrived until the last of us left the lovely luncheon. This was one of the most difficult days of my life and I can't thank them enough for making it run smoothly. Everyone who attended remarked what a lovely place which made me believe I made the best choice for our family. Thank you one and all.

I lost my husband on a Saturday, and we had his funeral the following Saturday. We chose Egizi…read moreFuneral Home and did not regret it for one second. They were very attentive, helpful, and made us feel that we were the most important clients they had that whole week, often offering to pick things up for us, picking up every call, and they all worked around the clock, making sure we knew their doors were always open for us. They helped with our displays and State Police presence (my husband was a NJ State Trooper), directing traffic, and they were also very compassionate. If I have one criticism, it would be that the guest book be situated in a more prominent position, as many people never signed it and many said they did not see it. Thank you to the Egizi Funeral Home for all you did for us!

Over the years we have entrusted three deceased family members to the Egizi Funeral Home to fulfill…read moreour wishes for funeral arrangements. Charlie Chiango and his staff are very professional and compassionate in providing information and arranging all the details which was extremely helpful during our time of grief. I have highly recommended Egizi Funeral Home to friends on numerous occasions during the past 20+ years.

We have had many Family members who we lost that Sannutti funeral home was given the task of…read morepreparing for burial or cremation. They always do such a fantastic job. I swear they are genuinely the nicest people. The funeral home itself is immaculate and very well maintained. There is plenty of street parking available. My family does not use anyone else but Sannuttis. They are the absolute Best.

I recently lost my Grandmother. At her direction, we used Sannutti. They were top notch from the…read morebeginning until the end. My Grandmother was specific as to the casket that she wanted. We could not find it in the catalog. Mr Sannutti went himself back to the office and made all the phone calls he needed to assure the casket that we wanted. He was easily reachable and had answers to all questions. I do not hesitate to recommend him and his business.

I wanted to personally thank the staff at Holy Cross Cemetery for the excellent service and…read moreassistance I received during my visit to the cemetery.  I wanted to specifically mention John McIntyre and one of the groundskeepers (I was not able to obtain his name, but he was very helpful as well).  We do not often hear the compliments and praise for the work we do, and I wanted to reach out to you and let you know that your/their hard work is noticed and appreciated.  I was able to locate the graves of both sets of grandparents at Holy Cross Cemetery with their assistance, placed flowers on their graves and tidied/cleaned up the area around the graves - although, not much was needed - just some trimming and cleaning but I found the grounds to be well maintained and the staff very helpful.  One suggestion I would make it to repaint the numbers/letters on the small stones that denote the sections and repaint/refresh the street/road signs for easier use.  I appreciate your dedication to those of us that want to remember, visit and honor our families at Holy Cross Cemetery. Thank you, and keep up the great work.

I was in touch with this cemetery since Christmas. I spoke to someone named John. I wanted the…read moreSection and Lot Number for my Grandfather and Uncle. They are buried together. I couldn't find the grave the last time I made a visit. However there was a stone down and broken. It may have been on top of our loved ones grave. I have called, e-mailed with no return call or e-mail. I'm trying to find who the CEO of the cemetery is so I can report John. Why is it so hard to look up the Section and Lot Number for me? This is bad business practice. I will be reporting them to the better business bureau.